The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-13
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All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass CITY.

the Glass City.
Inquiries from the daily papers in the
large cities continue to pour in here
as to who is Jennie Hammond who is
engaged to the Turk at the Worlds fair,
and some of the local correspondents
are sending out all the stuff they can
gather and make up about former
Jane Hammond who lived here, but
there Is nothing positive to show that
she has any connection with the affair
at all. Unless the Chicago papers are
of about her age and about her being
accompanied by her parents to the fair,
it is certain the Turks fancee is not
from Bellaire.
The water works trustees yesterday
began putting down new iron pipe in
place of the old wooden ones originally
laid on Belmont street between Twenty.
sixth and Thirky-seventh streets. The
wooden pipes have been down for
twenty years, and as the street is to be
paved in the spring the trustees wisely
decided to put the pipe down now SO
that the street paving would not have
to be disturbed after it is down. This
policy should be pursued on all streets.
The wisdom Of it has been attested in
the work that has been done.
The machinery in the new plate mill
at the Bellaire nail works was tried yes
terday and everything moved nicely.
This mill occupies the place formerly
used to roll nail plate and the engine
used in that department when the nail
factory was operated is used for the
new mill, bnt all Of the other machinery
is new. These additional works will be
ready to operate at any time the trade
will justify it now. The steel works
will probably not start till Monday
next.
On the 4th inst, Labor Day, Jones &
Grimm, grocers, confessed judgment to
Stewart & Ward and to j.. NJ. Boyd for
$3.50, and their store was closed on exc.
cutions. Other creditors came later
and brought suits, took judgments and
had executions issued, setting up the
claim that the action taken on legal
holiday was void. Now there are va.
rious other claims being made.
interesting meeting was held last
night to farther the project of read
ing room and gymnasium in the central
part of the city. Interest in the pros
iectis very general and everybody avors
1t, but whether enough money can be
raised to start 1t right is still matter of
doubt.
Isaac Duffy, of Cambridge, boughtthe
POWELL Rodewig Maule sporting reel
yesterday for $50, and took it to Cam
bridge. The boys here will get new
one with ball-bearings, and think they
can win some in some of their future
contests.
Ex-Congressman Danford has consent
ed to take the stump this fall. He is
one Of the strongest advocates the Re-
publican party has in this state and he
Is especially strong among the people
in the eastern part OF the state.
Congressman Pearson returned to
Washington yesterday after spending q
week at Woodsfield, where he mingled
with his own people at the Monroe
county fair.
The City Council met last night and
paid claims and transacted considerable
other routine business, but nothing of
special public Importance.
Hon. Alonzo Danford and Hon. O. L.
Weems were both at Zanesville yester-
day as counsel on opposite sides in q
case in court there.
The father OF Marshal johnson re
turned to his home, at Findlay, yester.
day, alter a months visit here aud at
Cadiz,
The first show of the season,
"o'Dowd's Neighbors," had a fine house
at the Elysian theatre last night
Charles Dankworth, of the Q. & P.
Office, and his family are taking in the
sights Of the White City.
There is quite a crowd Of Bellaire
people going TO Chicago on the daylight
B. G o. excursion to-day.
The Kelly homestead will be ready
for school purposes next week.
George R. Lazure and family left yes.
terday for the Worlds Fair.
THE use Of HALLS Hair Remover pro-
NOTES the growth OF the hair, ana re.