The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-16
BnLLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.

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All sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.
At the meeting Of the city council last
Tuesday evening, thomas Malopey pro.
posed 10 the city TO take 5000 ior q lot oil
stone buried on the north bank OF Nc
Mahon's creek and protecting u portion
OF the street. The people on Gravel
Hill petitioned for the paving OF street
through TO the north end, and the cleo
trio street railroad ordinance was read
the first time and laid over till the next
meeting,
The horse and wagon that was taken
in charge.herelast week when the young
man was arrested for selling oleomarga-
rine, was released yesterday by an order
from United States Commissioners How
ell, MalinsRy, the S~teubenville man
who had the young man employed to
sell the stuff in violation OF law, was
recognized TO the United States court in
a bond OF $1,000,
Mayor McGowan, as president Of the
board OF health, has issued an order to
TO have the city generally cleaned up
and put in good sanitary condition by
the 10th OF April, at which time an Off
ciat inspection will BIO made, and disre-
gard OF this order may result in some
ones being fined.
The bill to pay councilmen has passed
the senate, In Bellaire, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry councllmen will be paid
81 per meeting for not more than two
meetings a month, ii tho bill passes the
house, and it probably will.
Rev. IL. W. Tate closes his conference
year here next Sunday and will attend
conference at shelbyville, KY, next
week, He has built up the colored
church well during his stay here and
will probably be returned.
The little daughter and only child Of
Editor Meyers. OF the Herald, died sud-
denly yesterday morning. The parents
have the sympathy of their many
friends in their sad bereavement.
Rev. L. w. Barr, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church here, is a chicken
raiser Of some p~retentions, and boasts
of his handsome Plymouth rocks with
much zeal,
William Graves, the B. & o. officer
who got on q tear and was run in here,
was allowed to depart with only the
charge OF intoxication against him.
Officer Charles Jahuke has resigned
from the police force TO take q place ut
the rolls in the mill. John Long sue
ceeds him on the force.
The school vacation begins the last OF
this month and continues till the tenth
Of April. A school entertainment will
be given on the oath.
Both Baughs having declined to run
as the Democratic candidate for us.
sessor in the Third ward, Minchel Por-
terfeld was put on.
The Prohibitionists will try to make
a city ticket at Gallaher 4 Woodbridge's
law office Saturday evening OF this week.
The Paris commune is to be cole-
brated by a ball in Turner ball to.mor-
row evening, given BY Bohemians.
W. W. Watt has been appointed ono
Of the trustees of the Children's Home
by the commissioners.
Charles Henry, ST., declines TO run as
a candidate for the short term member
OF the school board.
Miss Jennie Williams, OF Hamilton,
Ont, is the guest OF the family Of Geo.
r. Lazure.
Miss Berthe Darrah, OF st. Clairsvillc,
is visiting the family OF Postmaster Oar
rah.
DR.. @. E. Kurtz left yesterday for his
home in Chicago.