The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-10

BELIAII,E.
All so't> OF Local Stws AMI Golsip from
ata tho GlnN City. H g1.

an SoftS OF Local Stws AMI G01sip from
afa tho GinN City. gl.
l. 1ichtig, who has been running a
sort OF junk shop hero for somc time
past, was arrested for receiving stolen
goods, old brass and iron gathered up
by boys abou. tho railroad shops, tho
stamping factory, glass works and mill,
ana tho mayor fined him 500 and
twenty days In jail. Later Llchtig got n
ewncqunintances interested In his case
and told u pitiful story about having d
slcl; wife IN Cleveland and tho mayor
revoked his decision and fined him
under tho ordinance. Four boys wcro
locked up Monday night and two more
yesterday, Part OF tho first lot were
supposed to have stolen brass and sold
II to n junk dealer here, but four OF
them arc imprisoned for failing to go to
school. Their ages range from eleven
to fourteen years i i8I
The officers 10 elect hero this spring
are: Mayor, marshal, city solicitor,
street commissioner, two members
board OF education, one water works
trustee, elk councilmon, five assessors,
ono township trustee, clerks and con-
stable. It'll n big local ticket, and there
arc from two to twenty candidates for
each place. e
The now machinery for tho water
works has arrived and will be placed in
position at tho power. house as rapidly
rs practicable. Tho trustees nkthcy
have secured plan now thu. will avoid
much OF tho trouble they have been
having with tho heavy machinery in
the well.
Senator Snyder, OF this district, has
been unable to no in his seat but one
day since the beginning OF tho session,
and it is feared that he will never DO
able to DO there again, rs it is thought
that ho is suffering with quick con-
sumption, following an .attack OF. the
grip.
The ladies Of Gravel Hill meet this
afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. W. A.
Wise to consider tho matter Of starting
IN industrial school for girls in conncc-
ton with the reading room now flourish
ing III that part OF town.
Some OF the young folks hero arc en-
dcavoring to organize club and raise
money jointly to visit the worlds fair in
q body. This is happy thought and is
likely to be carried into effect.
Scandal mongors ar, rolling sweet
morsel under theft tongues that has re-
suited in tho separation OF young
married couple. 1t is the old story Of
unfaithfulness over again.
Mrs. Matilda Jones, wife OF Hiram
Jones. the well known machinist ut
the Etna mandatory, died Monday
night and will be buried this afternoon.
Fifty shares OF Bcllairc nail works
stock changed hands yesterday at 224
per cent premium, and this is tho lowest
any OF it has been sold at for some time.
Nodofer Bros. havelfound insurance
policies amounting to S23, 500 on their
property, probably half OF which is on
the burnt portion OF their plant.
Eminent Commander W. G. Bergund-
thai yesterday received the new badges
OF Hope Commandery, Knights Tenn
plar, and they are beauties.
Thomas G. Elliott, the G. & P, en-
gineer, who has been sic! SO long with
dropsy, died yesterday morning,
Tho prohibitionists will run local
ticket here, but they always do, hence
this move is not new.
Fred Ebcrlc is being urged to run for
township trustee this spring on the Re-
publican ticket.
Tho city council met in regularsession
last night, but transacted only routine
business.