The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-24
NEIGHRopIrooD NEWS.


'OWh lhursday'
Sui the matters OF gas, oil, street lights,
working prisoners Tor their fines, ETC., hangs
"Ic.
The NJ. +. Aid Society social meets at the
home OF ueorge iazure oil Gravel Hill, Fri.
day evening.
Tie Fourth ward prim,rv Saturday cven.
ipv Will Il" bo,J TI T., N 'tIi ~ 9SsuIy even
nov vacant, facing tho Square >on Belmont
street.
Mr.. John Mitchell Inns so,d his hou,c and
the Oue-hnll lot on which i Stnrjs nm UNE.
rison street, Horns oiiition fnr n s6a NJ
Day Is the nurchaScr 80 N''-N''
rTho w.lts =, ~. ISt.., ,,-..,..... c,.,..,
avn bc,n coC, a; Wy IN. tiSS tIesoytgtlat ohuEe
has made wonderful imnrayen,"nt or IT,"
interior appearnnee If III" cburcb Wa '''N
Aro,hor o,o..;,,,. T., A., ~. ~ H.. A..
post"gine r Sh'ssas % ~ pe Pul Apoye Lle
io,,, hnjI,, nlt uo"VIe crossing nus psen
" v"S - a mgo"su, An Gfosslngs hereafter
49, ~ w ''''"s uouO'' "uu 'OuE Iee' Wlue'
flatlorns nave Ind 70 be made In some OF
the school rooms to enable the little children
IL 1vJh tT T y'"cK09afds Whtgh were maze as
r"P't' u III srnutS MeIe OF H4na! Ae'SAL
Inc ROAD between Gravel Hill and Benson's
Jerry was under water for some distance
iAuFsGay, bHt some Wheeling wagons hav.
ing business IN Bellaire were not frightened
out ny II, anu waded through.
The matter Of system OF sewerage and all
questions pertaining to Il were laid ever by
Council till next week, when all the mem.
beers are expected TO be present. Before u
final decision would 1t not be well to let the
new Council, elected fresh by the people, see
Nh
About two o'clock Thursday morning
blaze was discovered at the door OF Mccall.
rGy's stable, below the D. 4 O. bridge, and a
fire was put out that IN few minutes would
have been u ConlagratiOn in the midst OF a
great many innammable houses and sheds
1t was the work OF an inCendiary, who had
taken pains to got his fire started
There secmS IN bo sowethIr, IN tho ,;r
giving birth IN living rmmors A vo,in1
Inan lately roturnSJ 70 n"ii";ro of,o. n t1,ss
DAYS, absence IN And n rrTor MI oSor towr,
nnS0rs, lie ocn,,oj,,tnrras H.. H. ''.0, 80
ried man AshC Ind hc"r n'STimS IN H. r ''u'
Many NJ tho toJ;oS ~ s,,,,In ,naS ~ t"S NM
DAMAGING cbHrgc. Lut l. 70 ,y;,%n,,t " y,orj ~
truth - "'''''A' " "O'1 ~
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l"e canuluates ior mayor seem. all, save
u E 70 pe on the hepuolIcah side but really
NV ~ ~ h0IA hlHiieFol AePnbiic4h vs.
pcLlouEaI' me hePubllCahs VIII probaply
| n
Me n ~ ~ ., snMtuSworth, Ia. II. lockwood
OF " D. crafty, INC Democrats have theireeye
~ a. ny present Mayor-iiKG me poor p'rI
nAes us eyes on the snake. Let the Republic
man betoro II and 10 Sr;I ' %e oI nOS ", ,ia
citizens irrespective OF marty lines, Wv
The bours for LolJ;r. u,S ponvh,;,o, 49,.
maries bnvs hcsn chamsoJ from nf,ornH"I r. 70
EVENING TLov viii r. nnon &C.,, n T.,
o'el6"E Thcrs eecnts Il, br " ,liss,oa;tion }
0nr host ri,;zcns 10 ot,ori thSsc Ms J, W
ANY man that makes HcIIairc iii Eom" ard
nlnGe nj buS;n"ss Wbntnvsr lie occ,INot S,~
may be, cannot do better deed than TO Use
his influence, and give his presence, il neCes.
sary, to see that these primaries take the first
steps towards putting good men in office. Ii
will pay in money point Of view. too. Why
cannot We have Council and CITY govern.
ment that will command our own rcspect and
give us our due influence with strangers?
These primaries will not likely instruct the
delegates to the City Convention; therefore
the kind Of men sent as delegates will govern
the kind Of men nominated for the offices
The councimen must be chosen BY the mi.
marieS themselves The retiring colnciImep
arc beginning with the First ward, Johnson
Beatty, Faupel, Bippns and Reed. Among
those chosen to take their places should he
one Clear.headed man with a will of his own
andexperienCe in parliamentary rules. Moth.
ing would contribute more to the improve
ment OF the Councils proceedings than to
have such man for its chairman.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT NOTES.
Tho udirioI Convention ,r;u 81 LolI =.
I-hr;cLs viiio az 40 AL ~ NinsoL w Ie.u ~
;roto M nSS;tiom"l ;,,d,o fa , ,Li IL ;a nG
ro%uoS" az !T%Se ,oI sn.s I' TI
son donntics ~ h" v%,aJ To- "; thn "
"Ioct;nn T W W NV .o' eo ~ ~ ny spt4Hs
Tho tcII viii, tSo ,,ros0oots i,,,;tn fo'oh Il.
toy the JotI,r"o , ca,nS, ,,,Hr 4"''' '"'0'"0Ie
~, '.,'"'
r, OoWh AZ washington, y. " lieutenant
HovSrilor hlGhards mas allowed himself TO be
ihlefVlewe1 upon Inc redlstrIcting OF the
3"se LOT congressional purposes. There Is
niue DOUBT mat Richards feels considerable
interest IN the question, and the voters Of
tne ulstflet VIII Waieh hismOHements with
clrcumSpecuon, Tor they have various we'll
founded reasons TO believe that through his
nina I!ashes dreamy wave from Congress.
lonGl fields OF honor. He is politician and
las long made u n study TO provide for the
iutHre. Inc only interest ana the one that
ne lscls CARED upon 70 look closely after, is
We He,E 9PIlng Oh OF ColumDlaha county from
Mehihley district, mus throwing ont his old
county WH'Sh WoH!a gave nm strong sup
| = - Ses"' PN"N N''aA' IA
tl'e forthcoming congressional contest.
interviews down at washington, away
6T'M 1 x anu U ,s me!a ~ PILE are
mar TTnSorrniis Du' tH , es
Ge Hsniraions Of cSrtSin o| %,o% o.t n %e,
NoI;,;c;pnS IN ,His 5;str;cs T,eE eaT fnaa
annex or make changes will be watched with
"Pierian eye" 1t iswell understood that
Richards and Updegrat are not on friendly
terms ana 1t y further known that Richards
t .a s'3t OSsS.y ~ Hon y IN tnls DIS
coed in securing The mi nence NJ CoiTn,b; s"v
Ills chances woTld be mSterialiv incrcasnJ
as he has many friends In tint county WHO
placed him in the Legislature several terms
and afterwards secured for him the Senator.
ship, 1t is understood that Mr.. UpdesraT
Will be candidate Tor denomination. lie is
very popular man IN tue district, and it is
quite doubtful II the donors could fall upon