The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-29
BEbbAfRE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

/ OF Local news ana GOSSIP LEo1
the Glass City.
MI. Theodore B%urtlett, Of ST. Louis.
Mo-, and Miss Mollie Lazure were mar
ried at the home OF the brides parents,
Mfr. and Mrs. q. r. Lazure, on Gravel
hill, Tuesday evening, Rev. D, w.
Chandler officiating. Quite pleasant
company was present and enjoyed the
wedding supper, aud showered congrat-
Nations upon the worthy couple, who
left that night on tho B. & o., Tor their
future homo in st. Louis.
The county commissioners have been
requested by some Of the people who
are finding fault with the work on the
new pixies to fix a time to hear their
complaints and make an examination OF
the facts presented to them, but as yet
have not designated any time, Tho real
object at present seems to DO to dis
place the present engineers in charge
and put some n else in.
Great crowds OF people are now crosse
ing the river at this point on the Ice
The ferry and even the skiR way is
frozen up, and in spots on the river the
young people skated all day yesterday.
The Ice is thick enough and gorged
enough to be safe, the only danger be-
ing inSstriking IN open or tender place,
and there arc not many Of these where
the ice gorged. on Monday.
The proposition of the board Of trade
10 borrow moneytoloan in locating new
industries. here Is being very generally
discussed about town these days, and
~ L...a .v;u ba11 o1aEhae raaaFin1
this evening to further consider the
matter.
Allen Burt and Kate Coleman, the
couple that wanted to be married by
the mayor Christmas night without q
license, procured the necessary papers
aud were tied up by Squire Mason Tues
day night.
Rev. William Wallace and family
will not leave for their future home in.
Calumet, Michigan, until the first Of
February, the end of Nj. Wallace's
year with the o. P. church here.
There is q good deal Of bank and
electric stock on the market in this
vicinity, the former sells at q premium
of 60 per cent, while some Of the latter
has been sold at par.
Fred Burkhardt, one ofthe Oldest and
best known engineers on this division
Of the Baltimore & Ohio, died suddenly
at Newark OF fatty degeneration OF the
heart.
The city council has contracted foF q
chemical fire engine to take the place
OF one OF the hose reels that Is played
ont II Ia the Holloway phtenf and
cost $500.
Katie, the interesting little daughter
OF Postmaster Darrah, held the lucky
number, III, that drew the elegant
prize hat at Miss loeckler's millinery
store.
Seth Jewell, the maj who had his
right hand taken OF by a fall OF stone
in Heatherington mine recently, was
about town Yesterday.
David Buchanan, an aged citizen Of
the Fourth ward, died Tuesday night
and will be buried at Barnesyille to-
day,
Samuel Oldham, a former resident OF
this city, died at Ftndlay and was
brought here for burial
Mrs.. Anua Ramsey, Of Homestead,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mira. SO.
Collier, Of this city.
Rev. S. @. Collier Is attending the
wedding Of his niece, Miss Alice Collier,
at Eau Claire, Pa.
The Woman's Benevolent Society will
meet at the home OF Mrs. 4. A. Rode-
fer this afternoon. =
Marshal Charles johnson is in Pttts-
burgh and officer o. Maley was on duty
for him yesterday.
Thomas Owens, the weli.known young
telegraph operator, died at his home
here Tuesday.
Mayor MCGOWAN paid into the city
treasury slS3 81 for the last fiscal
month,
1t was Eve degrees below zero here
yesterday morning, the coolest Of the
winter.
THERE is nothing superior to Saliva.
49, MI T. 49, ,HItnG aaI HtaNN 80 al