The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-20
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Grand Jurors--A. C.Thomas, Somerset
township; NJ. I. Stidd, Samuel j. Jack
son, Smith; John Tyler, John Goodhue
Martins Ferry; August Breidenstein,
Pease; Isaac Booth, o. II. Young, Il. q.
Morris, Bellairc city; John Casscllg,
Warren; John A. Myers, William w.
GitIGn, Mead; Samuel Myers, Washing
ton; I. L. Panglc, Goshen; Joshua Wor.
ley, Richland. Petit Jurors. a.
Shepherd, Kirkwood township; Fred
Rodcwig, sr., William Litton, A. 4.
Lockwood, ,DOllairG city; Samuel llilles,
Warren; John Amrinc, J. L. Smith,
james Clark, PeRsc; William Okoy,
Wayne; Cyrus Kirk, William Pollock,
Jr., A. X. Orrison, Elijah Pancoast,
Union; Ross Garlic, Washington; Nathan
Gutter, Somerset; a. b. Fisher, Flush
ing.
Mrs. Teresa Staab dropped dead in an
alley yesterday while going from ono
| daughters house to another, OF heart
disease. Shc.hada grandchild in her
arms at tho time she fell, but the child
was well wrapped and dropped in the
snow uninjured. She was the mother
OF Conrad Staab, Mrs. Emil Schmidt.
Mrs. Fred Juhnkc. ind Mrs. AlthOh.
knowing she had trouble ut times with
her heart, she had talked TO Mrs.
Schmidt about how she desired to bo
dressed when dead, and strangely
enough, and as ii preparing for tho COM
ing OF death, these very clothes were
found lying upon the top of her trunk
after tho lifeless body had been carried
home. She had evidently taken them
out OF tho trunk and laid them in order
before leaving the house.
}. b. Smith, esq, is quite sick with
indigestion. The Independent in noting
this remarks that "thc resemblance Of
Mr.. Smith to Hon. James &. Blaine has
often been remarked, and in exciting
campaigns he has frequently been tho
recipient OF marked attention while
travelling because ofthis. 1t seems like
4 remarkable coincidence that he should
now be afflicted with the same malady
as tho popular secretary OF state. But
ii he could only feel ms stout and robust
rs the correspondents make out Secre-
tary Blaine it would be some compensa-
ton for the resemblance in personal APP
pearancc and atlliction."
John L. Davis. the Baltimore 4 Ohio
yardmastcr here, was selected TO fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF o.
a. Pier as agent at this point, and the
Office was transferred to him yesterday.
Mr.. Davis is = capable man and his
practical knowledge OF the operation Of
the yard will be OF value to him in his
new position, as he will have general
supervision over all in this city.
The directors OF the Bcllairc stamping
company met yesterday to make some
arrangements about removing their
plant to Chicago and to consider other
matters. The machinery will be moved
probably in March. The majority OF
their worEmcn have signiiied their in
tention OF going with them.
The revival meetings at the Christian
church and ut the South Dcllairc NJ. T..
church will continue all OF this week,
and series of meetings will be com
mcaced at, the First NJ. L. church next
Sabbath. The Presbyterian churches
will also begin i series OF meetings
soon.
The Order of Ohio;is said to have 1855
members in this city, each OF whom pays
81 per month with the expectation OF
drawing 81 900 at the end OF seven years.
lie will have paid in that time $3.50.
People who invest ippney usually figure
on where the profits are to come from.
The coal miners have called meet
ing Tor City hall Thursday evening at
which they will attempt to unite the
city miners with those OF this vicinity.
This thing has never worked hereto
fore, because the raigoad miners have
more trouble than the city miners.
Bud Moore. the colorcd chap sent up
last week in default OF $500 bond for
manning George Brady, was dismissed
by the probate court upon the ground
that the two fines imposed by squire
and the mayor here were 4 bar to fur.
Their prosecution.
The delinquent tax sale yesterday was
attended by the usual number OF
people. but not much Bellaire property
was sold. The penalty after sale-25
per CENTS so heavy that only in rare
cases is the property permitted to 20 10
sale.
The directors OF the Etna manufac.
turing company met yesterday alter
noon, and as they constitute the entire
company now, the statement OF their
business for tho past year is not given
out. They did fairly well, however.
Quite Il lot OF clothing and other
things was contributed 10 the Home
Benevolent Society by merchants and
others, and these good ladies are placing
these things where they will do the
most good.
The old board OF directors at the Bell
airc stove works was reelected, and the
organization will continue with Ii. Roc
mer, President; Eugene Rider, Score
tary, and W. r. Johnston, Manager.
William McGivcrn, who died at his
home on Gravel hill last week, had
81, 900 lite insurance with the Cowen
agency and $500 with the Cleveland &:
Pittsburgh Relief Association.
The city Council did not meet last
night. The members are holding off,
now that there is nothing pressing, to
get good start when they have plenty
OF money on hand.
All tho sleighs in the city were out
last night, and as the country roads arc
good many parties went out over tho
hills.
The Bellaire Bottle Company is en-.
larging, the office and will sport type
writer hereafter. ~
Mrs. Joseph II. Grafton, OF Marietta,
is visiting Mrs. F. C.FHuspands at the
Windsor hotel.
The .Fast Nlailn comnanv annnnrs Of