The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-19
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All Sort. Of Local Sows aud Gotllp from
tho CLAW City,

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There will DO a meeting n! Rockhili
school hoise tomorrow evening IN the
interest OF securing fabrication of'the
new Insane asylum 10 be located some
where In eastern Ohio BY tho state.
Tho commission 10 locatcit WillTbesun II
tour OF Inspection Of tho various local..
ties wanting II tho first OF next month
and have sent out circulars stating that
fact, and also that tho institution Ia
expected TO provide accommodations
Tor from 500 to 1000 inmates, and will
require from 200 to 800 acres Of land.
The colorci folks arr making great
preparations for their, quarto.cenien-
niul celebration, which begins here
Sunday afternoon and lasts all day Mon
day. Rev. DR.. j. G. Price, OF North
Carolina, speaks on ."rhc Future Of tho
Negro" Colonel G. l., Poorman will
deliver an address, my Experience
with the Negro and His Struggles"
Mr.. A. J.. Lee, tic noted black.iaced
commedlan, will deliver his shiloh
Sermon" II will be a great event,
Dr.. William McAIasters, Of this. city,
was married yesterday to Mrs Sarah
Wilkinson, Of tho ncighborhood Of
1ewis's Mills. Rev. A. B. Williams. Of
the Christian church, performed the
ceremony and only tho immediate
friends Of the couple wore present. The
new Mrs. McMas,ers Is a daughter OF
William Wilkinson, ut one time. county
commissioner.
The body OF a woman was found in
the river at Clarington yesterday and 1t
was reported 1t was that OF Jennie SUIT.
ton, who committed suicide hcro by
plunging into the river from the Ben.
wood ferry. Mr.. Sutton went down to
sec the body, but no report has been
heard from him.
John Davis Is Just home from n
weeks business trip, during which he
secured about $4,000 worth OF street
paving contracts Mt Salem and Canton.
He has formed a co.partnership with
~ex.County Commissioner w. j.. Berry
In this business.
The lecture committees have reorgan.
lied for tho ensuing year by electing
Rev. 7. W. Lane, chairman; r. G..
Meyer, secretary, and W. J. Morrison.
1t was decided to have three lectures
and three concerts, course tickets to be
81. ~
At shoot CT the gun club yesterday
afternoon the following score was made
out'of a possible Is: b. Cowen, 81; DR..
Cooper, II; NJ. ,Cowen. 17;D. II. OAR
rah. lG; Dr.. Mcclellan. Is; w. G.
Bergundthal, 10, and G. W. Yost, g..
The Japanese tea, a social affair at
which refreshments will DO served, be-
gins at the Christian church this even.
ing and will be continued Tomorrow.
japanese costumes will prevail. ~
The city council will pave the north
side Of the public square this summer,
and the school board is h%urrying them
up on the matter, 1t is the side ada
cent to the school.
Syl Wetherald, who was stricken with
paralysis at Findley last Saturday, is
still living, but fears rs to his ultimate
recovery are entertained.
Col. David Rankin, who has been laid
up for three months with acute rheu-
matism, is able to be about on crutches
now.
There is a great deal OF figuring on
where the 81 votes to nominate a con.
gresham are coming from.
The ". C. T. U. meets this afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. T. a. Rodefsr, in
the Fourth ward. : D.