The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-14
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELI.AIRE.


WE understand that Rev. Frank De
Hass, Of New York, who has just return
ed from the Holy Land, will lecture at
the Guernsey street NJ. E. Church in
short time. The mere mention OF this
will cause hundreds who have heard
Rev. DeHas, to anxiously await the an
nouncement of the evening, as he is one
of the most pleasing speakers in the
country and his theme is grand and in
teresting one.
THERE was very large attendance al
the Council chamber last night. The
citizens were anxious to learn just what
a majority of Republicans would do the
frstlmeeting.
SUDDEN DEATH.-lliss Bridged Coch-
ran died very suddenly yesterday morn
ing, at the house of Mr.. Samuel Braden,
on South Union street. She appeared in
her usual health on Monday until late
in the evening, when she complained OF
Il cramp in her stomach, but did not seem
TO experience much Inconvenience from
it until near midnight, when it was deem
ed necessary, by Mr.. Braden, to call
physician. DR.. kurZ was soon ut the
house and administered remedies which
relieved her for time, and she rested
comparatively easy until morning She
arose ut the usual time yesterday morn
ing. and ate cake and drank Il cup of
tea, but very suddenly took worse and
died in few moments. She had lived
with Mr.. Braden from childhood, and
the family were all very much attached
to her. Her funeral will take place to.
day at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
The following is a condensed report of
the proceedings of the City Council at a
regular meeting held last night, July H.
1915:
President Criswell called the members
to order ut : 30 =, NJ, and Clerk Winans
called the roll, and all the members an
swercd to their names
The new members, Messrs. Carroll and
Nelson, who we're elected Monday, were
then sworn in by Mayor Stahl.
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing, and adjourned meetings, were then
read and approved.
A petition from Mr. c. Satterfeld, of
the First ward asking the use of the
space under the B. *. 0. railroad bridge,
Immediately west of South Belmont
street, was referred to the committee on
Streets and Alleys, OH motion Of Mr..
Danlord.
The repor. of the special committee on
Bridge over coal tracks on Noble street,
was received and the committee con
tinued.
Mr.. Dunlap as chairman of the COM
mttee on Culyerts, said that tn COM
miItee could not make full report, as
the City Engineer was not present, and
on motion Of Mr.. Carroll the committee
were granted further time.
Quite Il lengthy debate took place with
relation to yacating that portion of the
old county road which passes through
the out lots of Harm addition to Bellaire,
and at last Mr.. Dunlap made n motion to
the effect that the City Solicitor take the
necessary steps to yacate that portion of
the road, but the motion was lost.
On motion of Mr.. Carroll the matter
was REFERRED To committee, with in
structions to report at Il special meeting
of Council on Thursday evening next.
On motion OF Mr.. Henry Mr.. Nelson
was added to the Special Committee on
Conference with Mr.. Haney with rela-
ton to the purchase Of piece of
land ard the committee granted further
time to report.
On motion Of Mr.. Danford an srdi-
name entitled san ordinance to
pay sundry claims" was put
upon its first reading; the ordinance
then passed to it, second reading on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Danford and finally passed
after some amendments.
Council was still in session at 9:30 p. VI.