The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-27
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Al Sort, of Local News nad Gossip from
the Glass City.

an Sorts Of Local News nad Gossip from
the Glass city.
when City Solicitor Armstrong re-
ported thnt the city had obtained tudS'
nent for the full amount OF the claim
against the Baltimore a. Ohio Rnilrond
Company, for the paving OF Central
avnnue, he suggested that the balance
OF such claims against TINT company
should be prosecuted 10 final judgment
und as the total Of all claims amounts
to nearly $1,000, the council VIII ADOPT
his suggestion and bring about hnnl
settlement. As all are based upon the
same merit az the ono tried, suits may
not be necessary for each street
The ordinance granting the Ohio Val,
ley Telephone Company the right 10
erect poles, etc, In this city, passed US
first reading at council Tuesday night
and was referred TO the solicitor and
committee on ordinances to report ~
the next meeting.
The revival meetings nj the South
Bellaire NJ. z. church closed with nine
ty.two ncceFBions to the church, ana tne
pastor. Rev. William Peregoy ana his
wife left yesterday for few days Visit
with their son. DR.. F. c. Peregoy' al
GAINESVILLE.
Senator Charles NJ. 'Hogg, OF Cadiz,
was In the city yesterday, on his way 10
Columbus, after attending the funeral
OF Senator Nichols. Senator Hogg 10
straightout Mckinley man without any
side issues or trimmings and has al
ways been.
An effort Is now being made to have
Moses McKeown pardoned from the
penitentIary. He IL the convict who re-
Gently fell heir to n large fortune. Hon.
n. II. Barber is securing papers 10 pre-
sent to the board Of pardons.
Ed. Kelly. formerly jeweler Of this
city and well known here, but now OF
Chicago. had n dangerous operation
performed for rupture. In the Chicago
hospital last week, but Is recovering all
right.
Representatives Blackburn and How
ard came down from Columbus 70 ut
tend the funeral OF Senntor Nichols
and returned that evening. Both are
the father of bills they are looking after
now.
The case OF Gil VS.. Pelky, involving
n portion OF land IN this city. was ar
gued In the supreme court by John a.
GalIaher and others and u decision Is
looked for this week.
Alexander McConnnughey and others
have closed the deal for the two lots Of
Richard Heslop. in lower town, and VIII
at once begin the erection OF buildings
for soap fnctory.
IL. S. Armstrong, esq, went to SIS
terBvllle yesterday, where he Is the re-
fierce In the case OF Sutton VI. the Henry
Oh Company, involving about $4,000.
Captain r. NJ. Gnlnnnd. in charge OF
the Benwood ferry boat. got his boat
md floats all In shape for travel yester"
DAY and is making regular trips.
The wife of Patrick Brannen, a well
known glass worker, died at their home
in the Second wnrd yesterday. from
numerous affection.
The Gravel hill literary and social
club will meet at the home OF Miss
Elizabeth cummins this evening nj
7:3O o'clock.
The steel works is again at work for
two or three days. This Is the way 1t
has been running for some weeks.
Mayor Dubois married Frank Wise
and Maggie Joice yesterday, and by
that tie lawsuit was ended.
w. f. Smith and W. W.. Hanlon, OF
GAINESVILLE. were in the city Tuesday
night
Homer Williams, OF the Flushing Ad-
vertiser. was In the city yesterday.