The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-26
: BEL1AIRE HAPPENINGS.
M " OF Interest in tho Metropoli,
+. s... of Belmont County. - -.

.The meeting TO promote an organiza-
tlon Tor the purpose OF advancing the
material interests OF the 5city, was Mt
tended by u large number Of persons.
and some or the things under way and
In prospect We're discussed informally.
James Il. Anderson presided and II. e.
Fletcher acted as secretary. 1T WINS
finally decided To organize the iBeliaire
Hoard OF Trade and tafter,a full inter
change OF opinion 1t was determined to
make membeiHhiptfee oftS5, SO that a
larger number iof persons would inter-
est themselves than II It was fixed at n
higher sum. When occasion requires a
finance committee will look after more
liberal contributions. a committee to
prepare u constitution and bylaws was
selected, VIZ. III. w. Herman. James c..
Talhuan, s. O.SCummins, DIR. j. p.
West and John II. Cow. Another COM
mittee to present ;to the business men
the plans OF organization and secure
membership was selected, viz. j. a.
Green, First ward: George Keller, Sec
ond ward; il. W. Hermann, Third
ward; James Il. Kelly. Fourth ward: It.
c. Nicholson. Fifth ward There will
be membership of n hundred or more
by Friday evening. at which time u
permanent organization will be FORM
ed, the meeting TO be held at the Office
of the Belmont Savings & Loan Com
pany. .e
The Young Mems Club elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, William
Hemphiii: vice presidents, Frank Stew
. art, II. B. Taylor, Edgar Workman;
recording and corresponding secretary,
w. N. Carey; .finuclal secretary, Joseph
Poorman; treasurer. l.. L. Workman:
librarian, d. L. Morris: assistant Sec
rotary. Harry Faupel: marshal. Rufus
Wilson,; department marshal. Jacob
tBoneysteelc. The installation will take
.nlhce next Monday evening.
! Thomas McGough. the deputy state
mine inspector, made an Investigation
of the mine ut Neff's, where falling
stone crushed the lie out Of miner.
1t was one of those accidents that Gun
happen In O mine at any time, even
with great care.
i,ev. DR.. Z. A. Simons and Rev. W. J.
Powell have both been returned to their
charges here by the East Ohio NJ. E.
conference In session at Youngstown,
much to the qualification Of their re-
spective congregations.
Thomas B. Rouse. who recently re-
signed as presidential Jelector on the
Republican ticketin this district, Is all
at his home In Woodsfeid, threatened
with typhoid fever.
From forty to fifty young Republic
cans VIII don their Rough Rider habit
this week and be ready for the fray. As
many more will come along in due time.
A. T. Stewart. who underwent a Sc
were operation in Wheeling hospital.
is getting along nicely and his hosts OF
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
John Davis. the contractor. bid on
work at st. Mary's, yesterday. and
hopes to secure q contract there
The Gravel Hill reading rooms are to
be opened early next month for the
men and boys in that vicinity.
=. Marion Huffman. the Democratic
candidate for Congress, was in Cleve-
land yesterday.
MIR. David NJ. Thompson and wife, Of
Altoona. Pa, are visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
The county election board has divided
Wayne township into two voting pre-
cincts.
Miss Blanche Reed. Of Steubcnvilie.
Is the guest of Miss Edith Reed. in this
city,.
Senator F. B. Archer is home from
Columbus.