The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-11
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All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
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Colonel G. /. Poorman may yot DO q
candidate for congress in this district.
He SAYS his friends arc urging him to
come out and make tho canvass. and
that unless something occurs to make
him change his mind he will mako a
canvass for delegates. He Gays he
doesn't want to divide tho delegation
from this county however andis will
ing that the man who gets 4 majority OF
the delegation shall have all OF the
siXty-threc votes of this county. A
number OF papers are urging the nomi-
nation OF the colonel for secretary OF
state, Notwithstanding the condition OF
his appointment. Should this occur, OF
course he will BIO out Of the congress
sional fight.
Two chaps who came down the river
from Toronto, landing hero the night
the safes in ueslop's coal office and the
Bellaire Stove Ieompany's were blown
open, are confined in the lookup, ana
have been since Friday evening. They
were both drunk, and Officer Strobel
overheard them talking quietly and in
u manner that excited his suspicion that
they might be the robbers. and he took
them in, but. tliere5haye been no devcl-
opments since, and the%Imen7will proba-
bly, be taxed for drunkenness and re-
leased.
Rev. II. W. Talmagc, Of McKeesport,
Pa, q cousin OF the eminent Brooklyn
divine OF that name, was married last
week to Miss aBertha2 Wiley, 'alyoung
lady who came to this county on a visit
to relatives. Her home is at Belmont,
Tenn, and she left her friends here
apparently for home, but met Mr..
Talmage on the train at St. Clairsvillc
Junction and they p~roceededto Gin
c%innati, where they were, married, and
remained long enough to send out
announcements Of the event.
There is a notorious dive on the side
OF Rose hill, known as "Vogel's place."
where trouble is made frequently. Sat
urday night thcrotw was some shooting
INDUCED in and Officer Johnson, tho
marshal-elect, pulled tho whole family
and locked them up to cool oil. They
were released on bail Yesterday for a
hearing to-day.
Miss Enid Warner, daughter OF Gen.
Al. Warner, the grea: apostle of silver
and eX-congrcssman, was married at the
homo OF her parents in Marietta to Mr..
William Ii. Slack, o. West Superior,
Wis. Mrs. George NJ, Woodbridge, OF
this city, a sister Of the bride, and Mrs.
John a. Gallaher attended the wedding.
The new council will organize to-mor-
row night. There will probably'be lit
Ito or no change, as Mr.. Rietz, the pros
ident, is 4 Democrat, and Mr.. Clements,
the vice president, is O Republican.
Both will likely be continued.
The Republican congressional COM
mittcc meets ut the Windsor hotel to-
day to fix tho time and place for the
convention in this new diitrict. Efforts
will be made to have it held at Steuben-
vile or in this city.
The water works trustees are putting
in new pumping machinery at the works
this week, and have warned tho people
to be sparins initheuseyof water lest it
runs out, with the scant supply that
can be given.
Nothing has eyer been heard OF tho
body oil the Sutton girl who drowned
herself hero two weeks' ago, though ru-
mors OF the finding Of tho body are set
ailoat everyjfew days. 5fI Gfe
Councilman w. NJ. Rood has q nut
fastencr for use on railroads, Just in
vented, that no expects to make 90 this
season. Railroad, men rcgardit as a
good thing.a& @}lag
4 number Of people arc SO taken with
the new lantern patented by Fred Stow
art that there is talk Of the organization
OF q company to manufacture them.
Cyrus II. Strahl went up t Pittsburgh
yesterday evening to call on his brother,
J: Il. Strahl, who is now proof reader on
the Commercial Gazette.
Tho now members OF the school board
take their seats IL week from this
evening.
Mrs. Henry Carr and daughter, Miss
Flora, OF Findlay, are visiting friends in
this city.
John B. Watt is now in charge OF the
Globe hotel in this CITY.