The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-23
RELLAIRE.

The Independent says the odor from thu
soap.fat, bone-boiling establishment OF
the creek bank was noticed lately as iaI
away as Belmont and Thirty.second
streets. The odors closer to the creek fre
quently rival Fulton.
The Soldiers and Sailors monument ID
to be put on the corner Of the public
square, opposite the postoffice. Council
has granted for that purpose a piece Of
ground forty feet square, exactly in the
corner OF the square. Next Is the design oi
the monument.
The marching clubs did not 20 to Ben.
wood Thursday evening. Some Of the
members got themselves ready, but some
had heard that Benwocd had sent word
not to come over, but to come instead
next Wednesday. And as the Benwood
clubs could be seen on the march. de-
lightiul uncertainty prevailed. The Gravel
Hill club came down town but soon went
back home again.
All are hoping for good streets and good
weather for Saturday night that a full
turnout may 20 to Wheeling.
The widening OF the pavements on
Union street has left the telegraph poles
on the pavement. Now council has or
dered that they be moved out to the gut.
ter.
Miss Annie Kirkpatrick has been ap.
pointed by the school board to teach q
new school, beginning next Monday. The
scholars are the overflow Of rooms num-
Der I've and seven.
The armory OF Company D seems still
unsettled. The Councils Committee say
the Tobacco Warehouse can be used for
an armory.
Rev. Wallace, of Centreville, passed
through here on his way home from the
Synod at Salem. An engagement was
made with him to preach in the Presby-
terian church, Sunday morning, Rev. Gas.
ton being absent. R. O. F.
The following items we clip from yes
terday's Daily Indepehdent:
]. II. Malcolm, always Democrat, Is
now pronounced Garfield man. Thus
does the Democratic party grow beautiful
ly less.
The Turner's will hold meeting to.
morrow night to arrange to attend Mar
tin Herpich's funeral, Sunday in q body.
The Wheeling Turner'S have been invited
to attend also.
The bottle works goes bravely on. The
Board OF Control to-day looked at the dif-
ferent sites proposed-Barnard's, Arm
strong's, Smiths, Sullivan's and Heather.
ington's-and at a committee meeting to
be held tonight some definite action will
probably be taken.
Mr.. G. 7. Williams. Superintendent OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
was in the city to-day, in consultation
with President S. L. Mooney, OF the Bell.
aire anil Southwestern Railroad, about es.
tablishing telegraph line from Woods
field. The result Is not yet known, but II
is not improbable that Woodsfeld will
have telegraph facilities shortly.
The money for the fireworks for the
procession in Wheeling tomorrow night,
has all been raised, the fireworks bought
and paid for, and everything ready for
Bellaire to do the square thing for our
Wheeling brethren. Turn out, o ye patri.
otic members OF the ever faithful party Of
the Union and give Wheeling's noble
men rousing send'of.
The second anniversary OF the death OF
Bishop Rosecrans, the first Bishop of
ColumbusSand well known in Bellaire,
was commemora,ed yesterday, October
2lst, in st. Johns Catholic Church, by
the solemn Requiem High Mass, otticered
as follows: Celebrant, Rev. D. B. Gull;
Deacon, Rev. T. NJ. Reynolds, Wheeling;
Sub. Deacon, Rev. ]. B. Weiseuger,
Woodsfeld; Master OF Ceremonies, Rev.
S. B. j. Messenger, Strai,sville, O.; Assist
ant Priest, Very Rev. 7. P. Carroll, D. D.,
East Liverpool, o.; secord Assistant,
Re Rev. Hugh McMenamiin, Benwood, Ben W
ance, and very many approached the Holy
Communion Tor the same intention that
the masses were offered up at 8, Z, s and
9;3O o'clock, viz: The repose OF the good
Bishops soul. All the reverend clergy
left Yesterday except the Rev. Weisenger
brothers, who are still the guests Of Father
Gull,