The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-15
nrr1ArRB rfAPPrN1Nee.
Matters of Interest IN the metropolis
Of Belmont County

This evening. OF the First Presbyteri
ian church. VIII occur the formal ln-
stallaflOa Of Rev. r. s. Corey as pas
tor. Rev. J. A. Donahey, OF Bridge
port, will preside as moderator. Rev
]. s. Boyle, Of Martins Ferry, and Rev.
NeVin Woodslde, Of Pittsburgh. WIN
participate in the services. Rev. Walter
L. Alexander, OF Rock Hill. Will deliver
the charge to the congregations and
Rev. T. v. Tewinkle of the Second
church here, WIN deliver the charge 20
the pastor Rev. Mr., COiiey, as u well
known, has been the pastor here Tor
nearly two years, but the tormality OF
being received into the presbytery
from Yorkshire. Eng. was only gone
through with a short time ago. and the
ceremony now is In accord with the
regulations provided By the presbytery'
There is now apparently no doubt
that the Aetna Glass and Manufactur-
ing Company win start up the plant IN
lower town that has been idle for
several years. II 10 said Mr. Brtm.
Battelle. a man well informed In the
business. win have charge of the ONCE
and general management. With this
Institution in full operation. and the
enlargement OF all the other industries
here, Bellaire is as well fixed in an In
dustrinl way. II not better than ever be-
fore In the history OF the town. There
were more glass houses at one time,
but II Is doubtful Il thsre ever was 9
time when more persons were engaged
in industrial calllngs.
The Columbus papers indicate that
Hon. ]. 3. Blackburn, stute food ana
dairy commissioner, is likely to be
candidate for third term, and also
suggest other names In connection
with that office. This viii probably pc
good year to get on the ticket IN
Ohio, and there will likely be many
candidates for all the places on 1t.
william Harris. the colored porter
who, while on spree recently laid out
one cold night and was nearly dead
when found, died yesterday at the
home OF George Peters. where he has
been cared for by the township trustees
for some time.
There will be a church social at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Dickens
this evening. The members Of the
Episcopal church choir will render 9
short programme. and the evening Will
be spent in variety Of social ways.
County Treasurer w. C. Bergundthal
was In town last Saturday. When the
present tax collection ID closed this
week It viii be the largest ever made
In this city alone Il amounts to about
$4,000.
The double track preparations on the
Baltimore & Ohio from here TO Cam
bridge have been completed, and there
will be double tracks In use that far the
coming summer.
A Cleveland & Pittsburgh brakeman
lost suit of clothes. watch and some
money by his room-mate taking French
leave at an early hour Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Charles Arnold will entertain
the ladies of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church at her home, tomorrow
afternoon. from to o'clock.
Miss Katie Darrah will entertain the
ladies of the Country club, together
with their gentlemen escorts, at her
home, this evening.
The Novelty Stamping Company, one
Of the most successful manufactures
here, declared 6 per cent cash diVi-
dend last week.
The Twentieth Century Club win be
entertained by Miss Clara Robinson, at
her home tomorrow evening.