The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-15
KiGIlI.AIliE.
All Sorts OF Local Slows nnl Gossip from,
the GlnSs Ctr,

All Sorts OF Local Sows nnl Gossip from
the Glas Cl,y.
Officer John Slrobel Is no. deferred
from doing his duty by his defeat for
marshal through tho efforts OF tho
saloon men and others. The mayor has
stationed him in tho Third ward and no
has given all the saloon men thcrc duo
notice that lo will arrest and make q
charge against every ono OF them that
keeps open aftOr II o'clock ut night,
that being tho hour all arc required TO
close by tho ordinance. They have all
boon closed for two nights at that hour,
so that they evidently understand no
means business. ~
Aftor tho Meeting Of tho regular con-
gressional committeeman horc next
Monday and tho call for tho primaries
to select delegates 10 tho congressional
convention Is Issued, there will DO
lively times throughout this district.
Only one month for campaigning for
tho nomination will DO lott aud it will
be Il very lively month along tho river
front.
Mayor McGowan has not displaced II
Single one OF his appointments on the
police force, notwithstanding tho refusal
OF Council toconfrm three Of them, and
from the way they aro starting in tho
laws and ordinances arc likely to DO en-.
forced from this time OIL. This is q
chcorfnl prospect to many people.
Owing to the condition OF the county
bridge fund-in tho hole to tho extent
OF SOB, 0o0-it Is not probable that tho
commissioners will favor the extension
OF the MaMahon's creek pike from
Neff's Siding TO Glencoe. Tho proposed
pike would DO Of much benefit to tho
city.
The Young Peoples Societies OF
Christian Endeavor gave M interesting
literary andmusical entertainment at
tho First Presbyterian church last
night and Notwithstanding the uniavor-
able weather the church was well filled.
R. G. McGaughy, the lawyer who was
sent to tho pcnitentiary from this city
in March, 1901, fora OF three years
for Tutoring forged notc,,' now seeks
q pardon, notice OF which is Just pub.
lishcd.
Mrs. Emma Long. wife OF John Long,
and daughter OF Adam Long, ST., in tho
Fourth ward, will DO buried at . this
afternoon. She leaves q husband aud
three children. -
Ada McAIillin, q Third ward barber,
has pool table ins the back room OF
his shop for CUSTOMERS to while away
the time while waiting for tho call
next" Ht
The Gravel hill Reading and Social
Club will meet at the home OF Miss
Lizzie Cummins this evening, and will
discuss the subject OF Evolution"
The Republican county central COM
mitteo will select the delegates to the
state convention at Il meeting to be held
at st. Clairsville next Tuesday.
Will McClain has sold his grocery
store to ]. NJ. Boyd, and will assist his
father, Joseph McClain, who operates 4
stone quarry west OF town.
George KEN has been elected presi-
dent OF the board OF township trustees
lie was elected trustee by only four
votes over Fred Eberle.
Col. y. L. norman lett yesterday
morning for Columbus, where he takes
charge OF the secretary Of state office
to-day. ".
Harry Samsell has moved his family
to Fairmont, W. Va, his former homo,
where he is now employed.
The next meeting OF the Belmont
County Teachers Association will be
held. here on the 23rd.
Services will be hold in the Episcopal
church this morning in observance Of
Good Friday.
Stewartsville, small town just west
OF this city, is sorely afflicted with
diphtheria.
Tho Turner'S will give IN Easter ball
next Monday evening in their hall.
Lafayette Austin has taken charge OF
the toll-sate OH the Wegce pike.
Marshal Charles. Johnson donned his
new uniform yesterday.
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