The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-27
BELLAIRE..
All Sorts of Locnl News and Gossip from
Tho Glass Cit.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
Tho Glass Cit.
The city council is considering the
propriety of purchasing another hose
reel for one OF the fire companies here.
In addition to these there is 4 hook and
ladder company. The whole depart
ment is volunteer Each company is
paid 500 n year for incidentals, and
each one is provided with hose house
and apparatus, all repairs, etc, being
done by the city. There has been talk
for long time about getting, an engine
and paid department, and If things
were going here now as they used to
this would probably be done.
c. D. Hilles, the son of ex-sherift
Samuel Hilles, who was recently elected
steward Of the boys industrial home at
Lancaster, but was found to be inelllgi..
BILE because he had shsrtly before moved
to Fairfield county and acquired resi-
dence there, was elected again, he hav-
ing in the meantime come back to Bel
mont county and again acquired q re-
sidence here. The law provided that
no resident of the county, where the
home is located, should be steward.
The meeting OF Hon. Charles Foster,
secretary OF the treasury, appointed
here for next Wednesday has been can
celled, owing to the death OF the Presl-
dents wife. The effort to secure ex-
Gov. Foraker or Gen. W. II. Gibson
failed, and now the committee is trying
to secure ex-Speaker Tom Reed. He
would be good one to stir up the Re-
publicans in this section and especially
in this city.
George ]. Ramsey, an old man past 60
years Of age, q stone mason, fell into the
pit at the c. & p. engine house last
Tuesday night and broke his right leg
near the hip. He was removed TO the
city buildings and kept there till yes
terday when he was taken to the county
infirmary. He said he had no home
and no living relatives.
Albert Harris, the mayor OF Martins
Ferry, has dropped into the same error
that occurred in this city last fall by
issuing proclamation for special
election in that town. 1t don't go any
more The deputy state supervisors
have charge of all elections now and no
mayors proclamation will elect
The jury in the case OF Mrs. Lucy A.
Brewer against August Kraft for the
sale OF liquor to her husband, Platof
Brewer, awarded her 1925. and the jury
in the case OF Mrs. Penelope PfaiIen-
bach against Conrad Stab for selling
to her husband, William Ptafienbach,
awarded her $3.50 damages.
James Wilson, who sustained such
serious injuries last week, is resting
comfortably now and doing quite as
well as man OF his age could be expec-
ted to do with broken collar bone
and badly bruised body.
The deputy state supervisors OF cleo
ton for this county will not meet again
until the Saturday before election, at
which time the sealed packages of
tickets will be delivered to the various
presiding judges.
Mr.. w. G. Stewart, secretary OF the
Bellaire Stamping Company. at Harvey,
Ills, and Mr.. Wilbur Topping, book
keeper, came in yesterday. The COM
pany has case in court at St Glars
vile.
Mrs. Boedtker Waeser, OF the conser-
vatory OF music at Berlin, will give
musical recital at the home OF Mrs. j.
A. Gallaher on Gravel hill Saturday al
ternoon.
Tho official census returns give this
city 1884. Had they made corrections
that were certified to and sent to Super
intendent Porter it would have been
1902.
Rev. William Easton, of Cleveland,
formerly pastor OF the First Presby-
terian church here, returned to his
home yesterday after a brief visit here.
John Winzenreid will have 1876 days
to serve in the GAINESVILLE work house
on Squire Cooper's sentence OF $40 and
costs. Thore were S24 costs.
An alarm OF fire at . o'clock yesterday
morning was caused by the Q. & p:
trestle catching fire, but policeman
put it out.
]. NJ. Paul will quit the hotel business
and start a restaurant in William
Shindewolfs new room.
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