The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-25
NEIGIIROllIIOOD NEWS.


hELLAIRE
The Second ward primary will DO held in
Market Hall.
II Is Councilman Johns0n's term that Is
out In the First wards delegation.
Mrs Charles llankO was buried from the
German church on Friday afternoon.
Mr. A. Richardson has been In town on
business. lie returned Friday to Cleveland.
A child OF James Grimes died Friday NOR
Mug at his home on Noble street Of pneu.
mOnil.
Mr.. Doc Randolph arl bride arrived here
Friday aud are staying with his sister, Mrs.
John 7, Mercer,
A special train took tho c. & i. men to
WellsVille to the John Thomas presentation,
Friday evening.
James Hunt, the Belmont street barber
has brought himself bride honc-Nliss
MnTrly, Of St ClaiFsyllle. Another barber
says he Is thinking Of doing likewise.
David II. Darrah, the present township
clerk, Is not pressing n denomination, but he
should get IT, TberU Is no use changing u
purely business officer without cause.
A child Of John Smiths, OF the First ward,
was buried Friday, the funeral going out the
Il, Il s. W. road Airs. Smith was buried not
long since, and now another child Is lying
low.
Long strings OF country people came from
the dcpdts on the arrival Of the Baltimore IL
Ohio aud Bellnirc Il Southwestern trains on
Friday morning, both Of the trains coming
In on time.
a lot Of ornaments in Mrs Gray's window,
adjoining the PnstotllcC, caught fire from
gas jet last night aud made fierce blaze.
Nothing in the rest Of the store caught before
II was extinguished.
The cOorcl people who went to Flushing
on Thursday with Rev. Stephens funeral,
were kept there by u delayed train, getting
back to Bridgeport after midnight after the
lust G. 4 I; train. They all had to walk
down to Bellaire.
VIM. G. Barnard met with an accident
Thursday evening, which fortunately did not
do him much harm. lie was overseeing
some men about his coal barges lying at his
tipple and In stepping from one barge TO an
other he fell between them, into the river. A
line was ut once thrown 10 him and he was
hauled out.
Quite u number OF Bclluire people were
disappointed Friday night by the withdrawal
at the lust minute OF the Panorama and South
Carolina Jubilee Singers performance for the
LinGan Literary SoCiety's benefit. The same
entertainment will be given for the benefit Of
the Druid Circle March 9Th, il there are
enough tickets sold to justify 1t.
lis found that great many responsible
men are down us security for fines assessed
by Mayors SlHihl, CasSell and CriSswGll
During Strahl,s terms $3.50 was thus secured
and not collected; $lii during CaSsells adj
administrations; and so far $50 during CriSwelrS
administration, and $50 during his former
administration. PCrhApSmorc money would
be made By enforcing these collections than
by refusing to make bargains for neccSsaries.
F. s. Clinton and VIM. Drugan are the
constables whose places will be supplied by
The coming election, Strong, Davis and
Kern Rre the township trustees who retire.
There is an effort being made TO change the
law III reference to trustees At present all
the trustees terms expire ut the same time
and the election OF three new men often re-
suits in confusion and in action on INSULT.
cicnt knowledge. 1t is proposed to have one
trustee elected ut a time and the terms ex-
pire In rotation.
Some of the saloon keepers are searching
about for persons willing 10 go on the bonds
Judge Kelly requires them 10 give. that they
will sell liquor only according TO law.
Some. OF them intend to comply with the
law forbidding them to sell liquor TO be
drank on the premises by selling their drinks
in small phials. II the purchaser chooses to
change his mind after buying and takes out
the cork, it is none of the saloon keepers
business, OF course. Whether this course Of
Judge Helly's will prove effective depends
on what kind OF men will be permitted 10 20
on thebUndS.
Several employees Of the Wheeling pottery
came TO Beliairc and got drunk. On the
streets they met son OF Charles Baltzcl
carrying a bottle of medicine. They took it
from him, but not finding it what they OK.
pected, they threw it away. MIR. Baltzell
seeing their condition c0ntGntGd himself
with reproving them severity, but they after
wards screwed up their courage and went to
the nail works in search Of Mr.. d. They
might US we'll have gone into u hornets nest.
However they got of easy because few in the
works knew what It was all about till after
wards One OF the strangers attacked Mr.. b.
with couple of large nail plates. Mr.. Nc
CaIIrey knocked away the plates aud threw
the nun back, then caught his head and
punished him well. Nenning saw the Others
make for Mr.. Baltzell, when he took hand.
One man left with coat tails flying as level us
u billiard table, another wns kicked around
and around one of the nailers' cupboards,
aud all came out OF the mill us much demon
allied as If it had been threshmg machine.
MARTINS FERRY.
Miss Blanche Martin is visiting relatives
in Pittsburgh.
Otto Schimer commences next week to Gu.
large the Sherman House,
G. D. Kaminsky, OF Rush Run, O., was in
town yesterday on business.
The Knights of Honor arc going to give
an entertainment in the near future.
There was very enjoyable phantom party
at the residence Of l.. j. G. Drcnnen last night
Daniel McGinnis had his ear cut at the
laughing mill yesterday byn fall on some
iron bars.
James A. Gray; who las been confined at
home by sickness for the last day or two we
are happy to learn, is improving.
More houses are in demand to accommo-
date the people. We could rent twenty-five
before Saturday evening II we had them.
The Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad COM
pany are depoStting steel rails in town, pre-
paratory to putting them down in the near
future.
The Mitchell and Smiley property on Han.
mover street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, has been purchased by RatcllfF &
Cattell.
Last night about o'clock three prisoners
broke jail and made good their escape. AS
there was no stone pile for them TO work on,
it is probably a saving to the corporation.
John Williams, Jr., was attacked with a
very severe hemorrhnge of the lungs while ut