The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-22
DiGLLAIIsE.
All Sorts of Local NowA and Gossip from
tho Glass City.


tho Glass cItY.
A now stamping factory is now re-
garded IS an assured thing for this city.
There are q number Of the best bust
ness men in the city Interested in the
project, and although the formal appli-
cation for a charter has not yet been
made. it is stated by persons who APP
pear 10 know what they are talking
about that $751; 900 or $4,000 Of the cap
itGl stock is now in sight and that tho
necessary Papers will probably be sent
this week. This matter has been talked
OF for a long time and is tho outgrowth
OF tho largo number Of employees OF tho
works recently herc who desire to re-
main in this city. This, taken with the
fact that ono Of the window factories
horc is almost certain 10 be operated by
now company is giving more cheer
full aspect to things.
Mr.. W. q. Bergundthal, eminent COM
rnander OF Hope Comandery, knights
Tenplar, has arranged for himself and
wife to go to Denver to tho triennial
concIaye in the private car secured by
number of the mos: prominent
knights OF Cincinnati, who will prccede
tho great rush in August.
The ive-year.old son Of f. J. Welscr
lost his left eye yesterday by careless
older boy giving the child ire cracker
with the fuse burning. The cracker
exploded, filling the eye with burnt
powder, paper, ETC., and injuring it SO
that it is thought the, sight is destroyed.
A small colorcd boy, son of Albert
Lee, the barber, was swinging on the
hind end OF moving wagon yes
terday when he got one log caught in
the wheel and his leg was twisted out OF
place. but no bones were broken. lie
had a narrow escape.
The Second NJ. +. church is out early
with its campmeeting, and already an-
nounce rs the preachers secured Revs.
]. n. Jones, OF Wheeling, I. w. Lane,
OF this city, B. Daniels, OF Augusta, KY,
and II. W. Simmons, OF Martins Ferry.
There are not enough delegates from
here going to the Young PEOPLES Chris
tan Endeavor convention at Toronto,
up the river, to justify securing n
special train, hence none will be run.
The convention meets on Friday.
1t is said the inmates OF tho house in
the Fourth ward, that created such
commotion among the neighbors. are
about to move to Wheeling, the atmos-
phere here not being pleasant enough.
Ex-NIarshal D. G. Shepherd, with
Hackett's brass band, headed the dele
CATION OF Knights OF the Golden Eagle
that left here Yesterday for the Wheel
ing demonstration.
There are three Democratic candt-
dates for recorder from Barnesville, and
they have all been counting the river
front this week. Tho convention meets
next Tuesday.
A sixteen year-old boy named James
stidd plead guilty to stealing watch
before Mayor McGowan and was fined
S25 and costs and sentenced to twenty
days in jail.
Lawn tennis is the favorite amuse-
ment OF q number OF young people here
in the evenings. They have two
splendid grounds in the Fourth and
Fifth wards.
Emmett McKane, coal miner whose
home is at Georgetown, had one foot
crushed in mine at Barton and was
brought here yesterday on his way
home.
The Bellaire boys in Chicago had no
trouble whatever in getting into the na-
tional convention, aud some OF them
telegraphed friends hero to como out.
The circuit court at St Clairsville has
adjourned this term, after rendering n
number OF decisions, some OF which are
ofespecial interest here.
Mrs. Kate Kelley, of St. Paul, MINI,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris. Bippers, hcrc.
A large crowd will take in the
"Owls" outing at Wheeling to-day.
Postmaster Darrah left for Indiana
on business trip last night.