The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-17
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An sorts of Local News aud Gossip nom
the Glass City, ,,yse

All Sorts OF Local News ana 1osAp Hon1
the Glass city.l lyt
William Bamiosd lost his pension pa
pers and check for $50. ~"
DR.. D. @. steere, formerly Of this city,
was here among friends yesterday.
Mrs. Klotz and Mrs. Paul leave to-day
for a two weeks outing at Atlantic City.
Miss Name Kelley, Of Martins Ferry,
who is visiting friends here, was slight
ly indisposed yesterday.
Several of the saloon men paid fines
yesterday for Sunday selling, one man
paying his fine in nickels and dimes.
The Catholic school children are prac-
ticing at the Elysian for their com
menCement. There are four graduates.
DIS. Keeper and Griffith, Of Monroe
county, passed through here yesterday
for the Republican State convention NJ
Columbus. ....
Mrs. Marshal Shepherd, who was re-
ported very low. yesterday, was better
last night Mrs. W. j. Morrison Is also
improving slowly.
Phillip Long, an old resident and an
old soldier, died at his home on Gravel
Hill Monday night, aged seyenty.three
years, Of cancer OF the stomach Igq
The funeral OF Charles Bertran was
one OF the largest ever held here. II
took place from his late home on Gravel
Hill yesterday morning at 20 o'clock.
James Werarka, coat minor at st.
Clairsville junction, was badly crushed,
and bruised about the head bya. fallof
soap stone Monday. He mayirecoVer.
Judge John S. Cochran, John w.
Crooks, George Robinson, John Davis,
Colonel Poorman and Charles Heinlein
left yesterday for the State convention
at Columbus. :, f'oi5l 10,
Messrs. Woodbridge, Of the ;BdlIiire,lI
A. w. Noegtley, OF the Crystal, and d.
]. Smith, of the Union Window Glass
Companies, are in Chicago, Ill., at . ma
tional meeting, Hf
Quite crowd OF the Chautauqua Cir.
Gle, Y. T. 9. L. S., and the Gravel Hill
Reading Room Club went down 61I the
Courier yesterday noon. They. Will re-
turn on the Ben Hur, but will not got
llGE6 Will ILLS luOlHluB'
Two B. & o. box cars loaded with
nails jumped the track ut Gravel Hill
on the G. & P. railroad yesterday, and
were so badly off that q wreck train had
to be sent for The two afternoon pas
senger trains were transferred, and one
run up to Bridgeport over the G., L..
Il w. Tg-, Ig5T
Three shops at tho Lantern Globe
Works were Off on account OF the exI
cessiYe heat yesterday, the men playing
out and going home all in tremble.
Several ut the Bottle Company's works,
at Rodeier Bros, ut the steel works and
at all the window glass houses had to
knock off. ini' Aes' 't8'
There is a great deal Of sickness here
among the children, sort OF fever.
Ross Shaw, Guy Dankwerth, the three
children OF Mrs. James McGee, OF
Wheeling Island, who il visiting here,
tho child OF her sister, Mrs. Kay, and
others all over town. The very hot
weather is trying on them The Their
mometer went as high as 50 yesterday
in the shade.
He!OWlS tHe prOgTuulInCOL ygSleTQay
conference meeting at the First NJ. Z.
church: Morning-Prayec and exper-
fence meeting, j. S. Eaton; minute
business; reports of Presiding Elders,
pastors, local preachers and exhorters;.
hConservation OF ReviTala1 Results,RS
George NJ. Wilson; discussion, opened
by George Holgate; Increased Eftic-
iency of District Officers" @. NJ. Hol-
lett; discussion opened byJ. S. Gamble.
Afternoon session-Jubilee services in
recognition OF 1900 conversions this
year, W. A. Rutledge; minute business;
reports of Sunday schoobsuporintend-.
ents, leaders and stewards tRestrittidrs'
on Woman's Work." G. +. Petty; clay
men in Annual Conference" A. I. Nc
Kelvey; "Modern Assaults on Inspira-
ton" i. Hingeley; improvements in
Sunday School Work." L. N. Riggs, NJ.
d. Last night there were devotional
services by L. ]. McCricRen, aid p1pers
as follows: Educational Ind Alfssiop-!
ary Results" j. G. Smith oiltitakahd'
Social Results" w. +. Hunter; "Eccles-
iastical and Spiritual Results" William
Peregoyi singing by the District Quar-
tattc,