The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11
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OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass CITY.

Tho Gla's CITY.
Marshal Dahra took Lon pot,it 10 tho
county Jail Saturday on n charge OF
burglary. This Is tho chap who entered
Moaus Duga's meat shop carly ono
morning and waa just making why with
sheep pclts when Duga appeared and
took him In charge. There Is IL close
question about whuthor II was In the
night schson or daytime, rs the fellow
wns discovered about g o'clock In tho
morning. Before Petit was given Il
hearing hero three tralnps wore given
lodging In the jail, and Petit wrote a
noto In his coll aud arranged with II
Of tho tramps to carry /. to II woman on
Rose Hill. In that nOio ho askod tho
woman 10 coma 10 tho mayors oilcc
and swear thRt abe saw him near her
house ut U o'clock that morning, and
telling her that ho would do tho sans
thing aud that would lot him out. Tho
noto foil into tho hands OF tho marshal
and ho interviewed tho woman and had
her commit herdell 10 tho fact that siis
had not seen Petit at all that morning.
Tho Bellairo papers TINT Joined in a
SUIT TO compul tue county commissioners
to print their annual report in papers
III this city, through their attorney.
Hon. j. G. lleinlein, had II partial hear
ing botore Judge briggs last Friday, and
were fortunate In having tho case con.
tinued by agreement Of the prosecuting
attorney. Tho answer OF tho commits
sioners Is that they have printed tho re.
port III all tho papers they deem 1t
necessary to print 1t in, anu tho law
Gems 10 give then discretion as to oil
things not named directly.
A. s. Taylor. OF IIcndrysburg, was in
tho city Saturday looking after his
chancoi for recorder. "Bud" has been
a cripple from youth, aud was exempt
from tho war by rsason OF this, but he
shouldcred his musko, aud went out
With tho frat call for troops and 70.
NAMED through it all.
Tho Bellaitc, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati
railroad suffered n great deal on nc.
count Of the snow drifting and not being
able to run on time. The train on that
road which ought to have bocn in Fri.
day evening, did not arrive until Satur.
day evening, being snow bound out in
tho country.
Robert Mason aud Robo IT Robson,
N an old man and m old o fender, the
other q young man aud his first crime,
werc taken TO the penitcntiary last FRI
day to serve three and two.year len.
fences respectively. Both were resi-
dents oil this city.
Rev. Father Joseph Yezbek, Of Mt.
Lebanon, Palestine. lectured In the
Catholic church here last night on the
"iloly Land" The church was filed
and the illustrations and lecture in
structive and entertaining.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. band contemplate
giving an excursion on II steamboat to
Louisville. KY, to attend the u. 4. K.
encampmcnt at tina! place next Sep
tcmber.
Tho knights Of Pythias banquet and
entertainment in Odd FelIows hall thi,
evening promises TO DO Il we'll attended
and pleasant affair.
Mrs. J. ". CARRIER and daughter have
returned to their homo in this CITY, after
visiting relatives at Salineville for some
time.
The skating below the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad bridge ia grand and quite
a largo crowd was on it all day yes,er.
day.
Miss Ola Gill will leave tomorrow,
Tor her home in Nuncic, after spending
u few days with friends in this city.
Some OF the churches we're too cold
for comfort yesterday and the services
we're cut short by reason OF that fact.
Rev. II. s. Boyd. OF the United Pres.
byterian church, OF this city, preached
at New Concord, Yesterday.
Mrs. John Porter. oil Uhrichsville, i.
visiting friends and relatives in tho
Fourth ward.
Councilman W. D. Jones will leave
to-day on n trip for the Rand, McNally
Company.
Tho city board OF education and tho
city council will both meet tomorrow
evening.
Theodore Thomas is confined to his
home IN tho Fourth ward, quite sick.
Harry Fowler, OF GAINESVILLE. is visit
ing friends and relatives in this city.