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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-26
LOCAL liREylTIES.
Matters OF Minor Moment Ia nnd About
tho CITY,


ali Is moro blessed 10 give than 10 receive"
but not half 10 popular.
Now the snow ordnance should he enforced
before the snow Is packed too hard to remove
easily.
lEtlAlEE wants the KirmcS there, by the
Whcclirg performers, and oilers u good guAThn'
tee. There Is ahO talk Of showing" al Park
CISburg.
The Joseph Bell Stove Company shut down
Wednesday evening for the double, purpose OF
allowing lis employees All opportunity g. enJOy
holiday week and TO make rcpGlis 10 the ma
chlnety.
LIZZIE EVANS made EuCh hit al tho Opera
Home yesterday afternoon md iaht evening
that hhe will lay A return engagement on rat
nrdny afternoon aud evening", repeating the
same plays.
was EN- phhS'Acd hast ni1Lt. 50 many OF the bus
mess houses were closed TINT the btlceu were
lighted only by the scattered, il4rlng ciIy gas
lights. II was darker than Ercbus.
The present Board o! County Commissioners
Will meet to day Tor the INST time 10 pAss on the
bills that are dHs. The meeting VIII canSe"e Is
y. IN, anu NIL persons having clEl ms against
the county should have them In bCinrc that
tine.
"A MISCELLANEOUS gang Of tUu5hs from tho
Washington oil Held came into the city night
before lnst AID srcnt nll day yesterday In "bOOG
Ing up" Yesterday they were easily ircccguzt'
Bile on the streets BY lhelrcOndItlUn OF hilarious
inllncsS
a. J. SWEENEY 4 SON have erected at what Is
kuOwnu, tho Lalicllo hwitCh OF the Fan hRudlp
ifncEs, Cinne 10 be used In loading heavy cast
| lng' for shipment on CNrs. tOra yrhr or moro
| past, since this firm has bCca actively engaged
| In the manufacture Of heavy machinery for plate
glass Embellishments, It has been laOtc cuIDGr'
| rhSSeh than ever before by want Of adequate
| ship lug facilities.
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TILE REPUBLICAN pEIM ARIES,
suggestion Meetings Tomorrow Evening.
How the Talk Huns.

Suggestion Meetings Tomorrow Evening.
How the Talk Huns.
The Republicans OF the several wards
will meet tomorrow evening to suggest
names 10 be voted Oh at the city primar.
leo nczt Wednesday for members Of
Council and delegates 10 the Republican
city convention which Is to be held II
week from tomorrow. This convention
will nominate candidates for Mayor
City Clerk and Wharf Master. The
nominee for City Sergeant will 10
named By direct vote OF the RepubIi.
cans OF the primaries OIL Wednesday
evening.
The importance OF securing good men
for Council seems to be more generally
realized by tho people than in past
years. The feeling in favor OF reform in
this direction is expected TO result in
better nominations than usual by both
parties, although for the most part the
Republicans have done pretty well in
this regard heretofore.
Occasionally new candidate for
Mayor Is heard OF. Most Of those named
decline. 1t Is said Capt. G ]. Rawline
would be willing to make the race. Mr..
II. p MtGregor is another excellent
Suggestion who would consent 10 run II
ho was nominated. Chief Duuuing, Of
the Fire Department, Is much talked
about since he dropped ont Of the race
for Sergeant. Mr.. Hugo Looa ia also be-.
ing urged by his friends TO allow the use
OF his name. From all these and other
suggestions already mentioned in this
paper bought certainly to be possible to
secure o strong AMI uaexctp.ionabic
candidate.
Nobody has yet been named for
WhGrfmasler, and 1t locks as il Wharf
master Orchard might ngain have II
walk.oyer.
The only candidate for the city clerl-
ship on The Republican ticket, mentioned
thus far, is Mr.. Ben. R.dman, OF Elst
Wheeling. Mr.. RedmGn is 4 popular
young mun, thoroughly competent and n
gold worker.
For Chief OF police cE.Chiei Thomas
b. Bennett, Deputy U. 5. Marshal John
Devine William IL. tIaller, Dan d. II.
gram, Iohn Kline, W. II. Williams and
perhapa one or two othetsa.o iull tlsdgcG
candidates. Hal!er, Kline and Devlue
are huitllDg for the nomination. Capt.
Bennett ID working somr. but not very
bard, but he says il he 10 nominated he,
will hustle ior the election as effectively
as ho knows how, snd viii be glad OF o
chance to show the city just how a Chief
ought TO conduct. bis office. That he
knows how, all who know him admit.
1t is too early TO predict the result,
but it ia certain that in q certain event
a:hild ticket will be nominated. It is
generally conceded that the Democratic
E-licket will be Ssabrish:, De!brugse,
Thouer a,ld Crockard.
In addition 10 The duties already re.
ferret 10 rs devolving on the city con.
vention on January 8, will be the select.
ing oil q new executive committee.
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Seat Gale for tsusseii,s Councilman,

The seat sale openu this morning for
Sha: should prove red letter event OF
the local amusement season, the occa.
sion being the first appearance in Wheel.
ing next Monday night, at the Opera
House, OF the famous Russell'd Comedi.
ans (the New York Bijou Theatre
Company, an organization contain
in. many OF the prominent artists in
arce.comedy, presenting the latest, and
universally conceded, one OF the most
humorous dramatic and muslcal irolics,
scientifically titled Miss McGinty, OF
the Comedie Franchise" Fay Temple.
ton with her witchery, winsomeuess,
grace and chic, is the blight particular
Star, and in her new departure has scored
the most pronounced succeed OF her
career. Heretofore she has only been
seen in burle:que and comic opera; in
Miss .McGlnty eho has the opportunity to
show her versatility and varied accom-
plishments, and her talent as an actress.
Besides Miss Templeton, most promi.
nentin the cast appears Sidney Drew,
q comedian Of original methods, who
seems to have laughter q. bis finger tips,
and as theopposite Of the dashing Fay is
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FIRES IN TIE CUu .NTRY.
A Residence Nearing Completion ut Pleas.
ant Valley DESTROYED,

A Hesil=rco Nearing Completion ut Pleas.
ant Valley Destroyed.
There Tss ire In the ccun,ry east OF
Wheeling night beio-e last and another
early yesterday morning. The latter
was peculiarly unfortunate one, nc It
destroyed new residence, not yet com.
pletc6, which Was worth as it stood
about 81, 500, aud needed only a6out Sf5
expenditure to complete i ready for
occupancy.
The house 1es being built at Pleasant.
Valley, by Hes Il McMrilen, tho CON.
tractors for Mr.. Alex Buliz. On Wed.
nesdGy evening, when the carpenters
quit work at the usual hour, the doors
were locked, and Andy Barber, who
was tho last man to leave the house
Gays he is sure that everything was il!
good shape then.
Aboii. s O'Clock yesterday morning
persons passing tho house noticed flames
issuing from Ii, and before anything
could be done to etay the progress Of
the fire the house was destroyed.
There was no insurance on it. The
ealae coa!ractora have built nine houses
this SESSION, and this Ia tie FRS. one Oh
which they have no. placed ineurance
before i vas go nearly completed. They
intended 10 insure the house On JAM.
airy !. The iosb 10 the lirm!s, and Yus
anything but an acceptable Christmas
present ior theta. They will rebuild as
speedily as possible.
There is no plausible theory rs to how
the fire originated. 1t was first noticed
in part OF building where there has
meyer tsen aaY fire. III is possible that
lramps entered the house through q
window and that sparks from ciga. or
pipe ata:tel a hiess in the shayiuss, but
this is pure Contecturv.
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TEALy HAS nor QUALl!lsD.


lie Cannot take Charge or tho :ire De.
partmcnt until Council Meets
Frank Haaly has not yet relieved
Chief Dunning OF the duties 0! head Of
the City Fire Department. The old
chief ives met by en- IsrzLLIGENaIR man
yesterday. He was in his "oi!lcinr'
buggy. and smiled rs if he were having
u merry Christmas and happy New Year.
ARE you still Chiei?" the reporter
asked.
"Oh, yes. Healy cannot take charge,
you know, until he has qualified, and
10 do that he must have his bond up.
proved and accepted by the City Coun.
Gil. Tuesday night, when he was
elected, | wanted the Mayor to call a
special meeting Of Council for Friday
night, so that my successor could be
qualified and relieve me Of the duties OF
the position. 40 not know whether
the meeting has been called or not"
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The BcSI IN tho Morlil.

]. B. Loughran, ex.Miayor OF North
Des Moines, and the LGcnst street manu-
iaeturer OF steam engines and boilers.
said: ~ had severe attack OF Ia grippe
| used Chambeylain'S Cough Remedy,
and applied Chamberlains Pain Balm to
my breast. These remedies were lust
the thing in my case. Ny child had
Group some years ago, and we used Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy with perfect
success; since then we have never been
without these medicines in our house.
l had cousin who was a printer and
was employed in this city, where they
were printing circulars ior Chamberlain.
He had deep.seated cold end q terrible
cough, 4nd while setting up the copy he
made up his mind to buy bottle. It
cured his cough, and that was the first
time ever knew anything OF Cbambar.
lain's remedies. l have been strongly
in their favor ever since. My own OK.
pe,ience and that OF my family con.
vinces me that theee remedies ore the
best in the worla, Tia. may be s.ropc
language, but that is wbat l Think
For eale by W. W. Irwin, @. r. Goetze.
j.. klari, Q. schnept and NJ. W, Helm.
rici. nav
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ia Coasters Marrow E.cape.

Charles higgins, q boy Of ten, fur
nished n first.ra;e illustration yesterday
morning of the danger OF coasting with
ont great care. He came dashing down
Seventh street to Main on bis hand.
sled Just as an electric motor going at n
lively speed crossed the street. He
struck the cas, and was knocked eff and
rendered insenBible. The sled passed
on beneath the car, and vas ground into
email bits by the hind wheels. The boy
was picked up and found TO be not very
badly hurt, though still insensib!e. The
car was stopped with great promptness
or the accident must have been much
clCre se,iCfla.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City nud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Judge lEcn,y B;Gnnon and sou Hurry are at
the Stamm.
MIS- II. N. Cutler, o! Washington, Z. c., Is at
| the Ncl.urc.
Congressman Atkinson spent his Christmas at
| his home neic.
Mrs Ralph Kline Is visiting her parents II,
| GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
J. +, flemlpg, Of Indian camp, spcut ycs,ct.
| day Ut the Staniin.
Mr.. Ralph Stelnfeld Is lying seriously Ill n.
his home on Aaiu street.
Jesse ". HollnGswoiih. Esq, CT 81. ClAIts'
WIG, Was NJ the Slainl IN last night.
J NJ. Mctwn and toward C. Lewis, Of MASH.
Ion, were At the NcLuto yesterday.
Nj. John RIestCr. who Is now employed In
Pittsburgh Is home for the holidays.
Nr. Otto sGNrnl, drsughSman for the Tcrmiusl
Company, Is spending the hvIidhys In Column
| bus, U.
1hlmaS Cats HGd wife, and Misses Mary Gray
and MOllic Gamble, OF Mounlsvllle, were at the
WiultOr yesterday.
George Morrow and WIFI, of FairmOnt were
IN his city yesterday aud took their Christmas
| dinner a. The Windsor.
ms. John KIrS rec Miss Anna 0'Donarll. ri
Sla.ksSurE, is Waiting hC7 sister, Mrs. u. fiiz
patrick, Of the Ehsi End.
i. ". RutCh, Frank Bllnco, wife and child
and Mira. Hugh Dimit aud children, OF Boston,
were AZ the McLGrc yesterday.
Misc Mamie Patterson will give party neat
Tuesday evening at the home OF her father, Mr.
Andy Patterson, NJ Elm Grove.
Miss Bessie Lamb who Is at home from school
a. stauniOn, ". Va, entertained II number OF
friends NJ the Siamm House list night.
Mis- Lizzie Evans, Mr and Mrs s. u. Levy
| at. and Mrs Mills. c. +. callahan and Mas
Clifton, Of hercompany, are NJ tho Mcclure.
wilson Gable, ". Nupemaker and T. Il. Bare
| lay. Of eteuhcnvil!c, aud Ed Thomas, Of Miugo
took their Christmas diuner az the NcLu.C
| house.
Mr.. and Mrs s. D. hickey and Mr. ". II
Shaier. OF JeAnuc:tc. Pa, who have been spend
ing Christmas with friends here, will return
home to-day.
| DR.. William Clark. Brooklyn, Joe Pollock
Cornwall, cadet, Guy Scott ND J. ". Dad
| driGGc, Annapolis Naval academy, are home
from 'hcl r temporary places OF abode spending
| the LOlGayg.
| All the costumes worn hy Mis- TeDp.tt0n In
| mis- AcGiuty,' 10 be seen nj TIE Cpeiu House
nett Monday evening, are direct importation.
| ilom Paris. and ere described as niArrels Of art
| They Irc The ha rdiwOFk OF the celbrAted Worth
| The famous diamonds. which caused the New
| YORK custom house 50 much trouble, will uls
| he seen Oh EIG HtGtntV
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a New Steam LnnndrY.

Mr.. W. Il. Shaicr ard Mr. S. D. Rickey
formerly OF this place, have established
at Jeannet:e, Pa, first class steam
laundry. fitted up With all the latest and
most improved appliances Tor such es,
Establishments, and expect to DO as good
work as can % done anywhere, ct the
moet favorable prices that will allow
good work. Emaheimcr L Co., on
Twelfth street, have taksn the agency
for this laundry in Wheeling, and will
receiYe Work idr Wheeling peopie, and
twill be returned here in about as short
time as the work could DO done here,
Tbs Wheeling friends Of AIessrs. Shsier
3; Hickey will doubtless give them q
good patronage.
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A!ANllN'S HkRKY.
a List Of ChTistinas rsrsonnis-A Quiet
and fanny Day.

~ LAST Of ChItktmas rerHODnls-A Quiet
rho,o ,,o. st.a,t,, w. a.,
lhetc was sEailng IN the Lafayette rink last
''h"'' Wv 49, WI e'"soh
several slGighE were out within two hours
after inc snow begun falling.
There was less drt,nkcr,r,, yo,,,,J,, r,,, a.,
any eHrhinihs dgy for yeats
Miss Ice Thomas entertained eight coun,,s RI
friends I'm II ChnIinIn, manner IN ;hrIs,mas a,
I,r,c ,,,rL,r ~, ,,,,,a nm, ',I.I' ', w. "
rf,nt"nS, ,'I ~, Vols nhu sitiS spout iie
mil. ''" 'N"''''s U" 'NeP'Hu "eA. 'he iA"RhIih
In. ur,s, -, ,Loio,,.o c,,,. ,...
town natIn, u , ~
W"nJa,' ",",',, a.. H"ben:"h ioE MS hHoW heN'
''u"'"' s'e"'"s'
Nj, and MIS-. ". Shreyc entertained cilht
residence on 81 he Heights"
The Christmas programme In the churches
a ai summary hChoVI', published III yesterdays
~ lLthtnEnELi' WAS successfully Carried Out.
Inc attendance generally was large.
A ten months old son oi Mr.. and Mrs Samutl
Garrett died at Buli4ite on W@inrSrnv Tin
funeral will tBlc place from the rrsldcnCe Of Mr.
CARROTS parents, on washington street this
(Etlday( al ,ernoon At . o,rIors, IsteFns.n; a,
RlyCfview. -
l. #. IIen1crso, NJ u,ow p.I,,,. ~,
~ ., u. IeiuGIsol oil Tue W. j. Khiney Coal
Christmas says that Sir Rsincy gave Christ.
mas turkey 10 each Of his 100 emDloypS Al Daw
bUll hHll ahUStE. ue weight Oh Llu turkeys WAN
over two TONS. ""'
The Hook md Ialdo, ia ,I,, r,oo, =, a..
Bsycss IIol,s" ibIs "y, NJ " Vt, NIL ~ tHe
general Inepii,v al Tho Gtn i'a, ,' niu
neld AZ C. "" Swar,,. , ~" utpa1tmSht VIZ 9e
make Nrtnurrmri,ts ~ o',m, ~ ~ 1, Ivy. w.
late Million ilcrTr '"'''O" '''o 'Nue'"' vi 'ie
' ", ',,'o" ''Nse''
accompanied 6v AIi%t"ty II, .nS GIeta iionSe;
Wheeling. Went IN p,,sSS,, ~. hHoI' OF
tarh Inc effects nj ,hn law ,Ia Sn 10 ht'
bonke, 10 mpnrnp hs Su,nv!
Martins FrrtS In" az ~ aIiu Which Sn'e
I.sn,, nil ','S ~ W ''' F'tS""tSh'
1VISl ,, hoefIaEc,who has charge Of the tend
is "' nfIG 81 n. 'e HEln mil mud M>s Let
~ ~, were niaTrici S evening at TOclCck
u. Wy ,es'"chGe OF Tie b,idcS m9lher, MIS-. Z f.,
,nr. =, ,ia SIFS nIlltiOn. Rev. l.. 5. Win
nn Ii '"' '"' L. CHURCH, performed The cc'e'
dsi II ivmhoiI S,rn r.SinE ~ !hG in!rl ward
n'riocE nIiJ !esseLu"! morning NJ
dior in liz tS' , We MY years. ne w1Sn d
church, the Junior Hm"r,rn NJ ng ~ w ~ t
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Chris;Inns Pickups by the Police.

Special Officer BurnB, at the D. & o.,
found young man from Washington,
Pa, too drunk to move and in danger OF
freezing to death at the depot yesterday
evening. The patrol was called and the
inebriate hauled to the building. His
name will not be registered OF the blot.
ter unless he sobers up little.
Ed Tye, disorierly from the Island,
was locked up by Officer Coarsd. The
patrol wagon was called into service.
Officer Herbert found young man in
the Second ward too full to know that
he had been drinking. He has not been
able to tell his name yet.
J. Crawford, n vag, was locked up by
Deku,
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lIEi'AlRE.
All Sorts OF Local News aad GOSSIP from
the Glass City.


the Glass City.
Howard baker, OF FIndiay, O., IL In the ctr.
Three plain DRINKS were In the cooler early
yesterday morning.
Thomas Shelly aud family, OF FOStorla, O., arc
mere Tue guests OF friends.
Tom aud jerry had good many OF the boys
yesterday III pretty bad shspe.
A great many IicllaIrc people took In the
Li@z!c Evans show At Wheeling last nlyht.
TwGntyh.x mHrrlsgn licences wpro issued by
Inc Ffotate judge the past week In this county,
Mt. Roy RomieS md Miss Emma liulcr worn
matl!el last HighiN the bi!les home Ia the
Fourth ward. SO '''N
AtSeretnl factories petitions were sent 10 tho
once by the men for their pay before Christmas
DHt III tHch cilSc 1t wsS refused.
c. Gantert's horse irIghtcd yesterday and ran
AWAY, completely demOllshing the wagon, The
hOfSe anu driver escaped GuhuTt.
The steamer Z. u. Wood uurroyl, cscansl Lo
bridge pliers yesterday, and some hard w6,k and
rlkhs. "' "''
We !netIHy %iGhl Deputy United States Mar
sea- N0Sgl HrIcaIed II gang who were oprratirr
afhhcklucE mud gambling gGGlCs OF every DE-
sctipIoh. lhciF Hearing will come OF 10 cav.
''li:ddy'' Good, while under arrest yesterday,
was pass TX IN change pf the Marshal crowd Of
IySanders when Good struck out With his
right hand aud p4talySeL oae OF the onlookcrS,
Hundreds o! lays enjoyed the COag,lur m
Thlil!e!A atrlet yesterday. All Eludp nI S,cJ ,'
& TGre GsedItobossanS, bobs. rs md lille
lntie wee lots O: npse,s. but none wcrt, serious
The Whole track for blocks was ons glare Of I lee
Inc christmas festivities here were larger
lhAA usual ihis year. Church soyials and tttRis
were we're wei attended, and I'll were well pleased,
Inc enierta!nue' II nj the First ". Z. Church
was unusual Interest, and the lIttlc ones were
treated ''>' "e'S
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SET! MEM! NEW!

We are I0w in receipt of complete
Iiae of FGn and Winter Wo9lens, cen.
sist;ag OF GyeccNa:iEgs, suitings, ran'a.
Fancy FfSiingS. Which VT
warran. 30 make up in llts;-claSs s!ylf
NJ easUOai!r PRICES and tit guaran' eed.
A complete line OF Cent? Furnishing
goods ~ stOcE. Seamless Mcrin0 and
Fast EIGck Half Hose Ut csc y pair.
Wear Cur celebrated a'l-wOol Emit
Jacketa. &. HESS & auAS,
1891 & 1873 StGrket Street.
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The boys have some very fine coast.
ing tracks about Town, and are enjoying
the sport IS boys enjoy everything. On
Seventh street, Twelfth street, Main
street, Twerty.li.st street, the west ap.
proach to the Suspension bridge and ut
The west end Of Vermont street, there
Gre especisliy fine slides, ell smooth rs
glass, and crowded every minute OF the
day and late into the night. Last nights
snow will make them all the finer when
it is well packed down.
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Dan Mckinley, a plain Christmas
drunk, was fined 81 and costs. Dan
Crumbacker, for fighting with John
Waszbacker. had his case postponed for
wan: Of Witnesses till Saturday evening
at 7 O'Clock. Watzbscker was, upon in.
yestigstion, found 10 .!aye been merely
drunk and Was lined 81 and eostu. Watt.
hackers hand was badly cut In the row
with Crumbscker. Taylor Jones, col.
ored led, was fined s. and costs for Great.
ing disturbance in Fizpa:rick's res.
tausapt. Jeha Eiacher was still IN
able 10 nppesr and was fined 3 and
coste. Andy Cline, for creating dis
turbance at NJ. Reilly's store, was fined
81 and costs.
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Another lrigh,iul calamity, the results
Of which can be attributed to the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday g3l Wednesday,
occurred I'll Maiu ttreet, few doors
above Twelfth, " ertlay. The appalling
results OF this eGt OF Providence was thr
enlargement OF the cut AID the tote! de.
strnction Of prices st IioG:s shoe store,
at lllS Main street, ard the people ere the
beNeiactors by it. Call and examine the
goods and ascertain prices and you will
be convinced Of the truth. 4 large stock
OF fEohCr 100. wear is kept Oh HAND to
meet such emergencies as We are now
bsonsasio lace and thti7 prices have not
gone up.
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Might Have Been u Bad Fire,

About noon yesterday fire was dis.
coyered in the seGo' d story OF the build.
ing OF Twelfth and Market streets, oyer
Brilles's tailor shop. The flames were
in the studdipg OF the partition between
the hallway and Humes's billiard room.
\ telephone call brought the chemical
engine to the scerP, and Foreman Sylvis
chopped the plaster out, when a shower
OF SPARKS and u cloud OF smoke came ont.
q stream ifom the chemical engine di.
reoted on the blsze put it out in no time.
But for that efficient extiusuisher the
building might easily have been Quilted.
The origin OF the fire can only be con.
jectured.
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publican, took no interest In II, No.
body explained 10 him why his vote waa
wanted A boy did cay they wanted
him at Council, but also said they had
n quorum, and he was conducting IN
auction Uolc, with q crowded room, and
did not GGD why he should close tito go
to the meeting, where his vote, in his
judgment, could do 10 possible good.
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Councilman W. II. Haller called at
the ISTgLLIGEScER office last night and
complained Of the article in yesterdays
paper to the effect that bis vote in Tues.
day nights Council meeting would have
enabled the Republicans to defer Frank
.Healy's election as Chief OF the Fire
Department, and might ultimately have
defeated him. lie thinks in the first
place that an adjournment would have
done no permanent good. In the sec.
ond place he regarded Healy's election
as Democratic fight, and being Re.
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FHvsIcIANs all over the country are

PHYSICIANS sll over the country are
using OLIVE Blossom" in their practice
with the best Results. The high stand.
ing OF the manufacturer, DR.. France, is
sufficient guarantee OF its merit.
Olive Blossom" ia sold by Logan
Drug Co.. Q. R. Goetxe, ". VI. Irwin,
W. /. Williams, G. Schnepi, G. Menke.
melier, v. 9. Arm5right, ". II. vii.
lialns and II. W. Heinrich; J. W. Oar.
rah, Rolston e. Co., Martins Ferry;
bowie & Co., Bridgeport; c. NJ Wv.
rick Eellaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-26
\ Fro Up Woods Run.

The dwelling OF Thomas Criss, located
sbout 6. mile up Woods run, was burned
early yesterday morning. The holee
belonged to M,e. Criss, who keeps The
toll gate On the Bethany pike near
Frank Walters, and was insured for
about half its value. How the fire
originated is Eot known. About hall OF
the household effects OF Mr.. Cliss we-e
carried 'oat ~ him 2nd his wife and
neighbora, who were attracted by the
fire. The house was comparatively new
having been built about three years ago,
The loss will amount 10 about 81, 200.