The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-14

George II. Robinson and w. o.
Fooso, Of Wheeling, wero hore yostcF'
Ii. L. GRAFT, Of Grafton, was here
yesterday.
BHLLAI:E,
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho GLASS City,
Tho Belmont County Medical Society
held its monthly meeting at the Wind
spr hotel hero Yesterday, and after the
reading OF papers by DFs. Piper, y. w.
Boone, J, NJ, plaektoTd aud W. y.
Thompson, the new feature Of these
meetings, tho examination Of classes,
was taken up and proved the most In
terestipg part OF the meeting, The OK
animation Of a patient Ia undoubtedly
Of more benefit to the doctor than some
papers, and the society seems to he
milking q specially Of this branch OF
the programme, They also decided 70
make a new leo bIll-ot course there
will be no reduetion-"aRd also 70 report
all persons who 20 from doctor to doc
tor and never pay, 4 motion carried
that physicians report TO the society,
all persons, whether men or women,
who arc praeticIng medicine IN the
county illegally. Tho society adjourned
to meet In BellsIFe Tuesday, September
Is, 1882,
The county commissioners have made
mn ordor that proceedings be commence
ed to recover the amount Of money
wrongtully drawn from the county treas
ury by the false MEASUREMENTS OF stone
work recently noted in this column,
This will open up the matter in legal
form and possibly place the RESPONSE
bility wharn 1t really belongs. In the
meantime the com RIssiaRers arc smart
Ing under the load they have to bear by
reason Of thoir official capacity But
theEe arc others who roRllze that Q great
share Of tho odium Is likely to fall upon
them, sinceIt is one Of those ugly things
that cannot be compromised without
oven greater suspicion than already ex'
lists,
The new street commissioner started
out with the idea of having ahle-hodied
mon render tho two days service as 70,
quired by law, buE SO far he has not
notified over seyenty-tive and not ono
third OF these have rendered the ser
vice. This, In view Of tho fact that
there are perhaps 1900 men TO whom
the law applies, indicates that tho move
Is not popular and that the officer In
tends to follow his predecessor In lot
ting the people severely alone on this
score.
Divorce cases are growing more NJ
meFoIS in this countyeach year.. Since
the adjournment Of court the following
now cases hsva been filed; Jacob W.
Helsley vs.. Lucy Helsley, adultery;
Elisha Bennett VS.. Hannah Bennett,
adultery; John Keys Va. Sarah Keys,
adultery; Emma Gregory VS.. ], X.
Gregory, wlllful absence; Mary Robin
son VS.. Dexter Robinson, cruelty; Mary
Parker VS.. I. @. Parker, habitual drank
enness and cruelty.
Thomas Donayin, another one Of the
brothers wanted for the brutal assault
upon Engineer Wigaeld In the Balu-
more & Ohio, yards, was arrested at
Newark and brought here yesterday BY
Officers Buugh and johnson. He viii
be bound over with Francis, and the
search will be continued for Joseph,
who was the principal assallant, The
last heard ofhim he was at Rowlesburg,
W. Va.
Tho whisky cure establishment that
existed here for three or four months
became alarmed at tho prospect OF two
or three months Of quiet and pulled up
stakes and LETT. They had several pa
tiepts while here and did some Of them
good apparently,
Henry B. Miller and Jacob Haler are
the delegates from this city TO the Win
dow Glass Workers national conven-
ton In Pittsburgh, and they are splen-
did representatives al the best class OF
workmep.
The Bellaire members Of the Flint
Glass Workers union, No. &c, earned
during the past year S20,75S Sc, while
No. 81 earned $2l 1851 90. These each
represent about tho earnings Of ono TAG
tory.
Rev. Charles O'Mera, formerly pastor
OF the Episcopal church here. but now
| Of Washington, Pa, will start on his
bicycle the first OF next month for a
trip TO Montreal. Canada, his old home.
A number OF steel workers from hero
arc spending their vacation at Pitts
burgh and Homestead, curiosity aud
tho excitement having taken them
there.
City Treasurer Frank williams and
Miss Mary Ebsrle, daughter Of Chris.
Eberle, will be married at the brides
homo in the Fourth ward to-day.