The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-13
pEL1AIRM.
All Sorts Of Local Nsw, Aad Gossip FROM
the Glass City.

All Sorts Of LoUai Gswa ard Gossip Eroa
the Glass City.
The Democratic County Central aud
Executive Committees held ? session
covering about four and one-half hours
AZ the Globe hotel yesterday, discussing
the plan OF campaigning. ole. The TACT
is the Joint session was hold in hope OF
injecting harmony into their own
ranks. Editor Milligan, OF tho recog.
nizod party organ, has been turned
down so completely that the Democrats
who are used to following his teachings
arc sore and the conference yesterday
though not public, was to salve these
wounds and to get everybody to work.
ing in the harness without any friction.
But the wiser gentlemen who havo
been turned down will keep their faces
to tho wall discreetly quiet until
November, when they will have no
trouble in placing the responsibility,
and will emerge from their solitude to
handle tho funds and distribute tho
honors Of future campaigns.
Congrossman 4. ]. Pearson and fam
lily arrived hero yesterday morning
from Washington City, OH thcir way TO
thoir old homo ut Woodsfeld. judge
Pcaraon, fora new member OF Congress,
has acquitted himself very credssably,
and ii Tho district Tas tobe represented
by Democrat no is rs good ono rs
can DO lountl in this section. Hc has
some ideas that arc not entirely i'll nc.
cord with his party, but as congress.
man he acts with his party always. He
will remain at Woodaaeld tillnext No
vomber and will then return to Wash.
ington to finish out his short term in
the national legislature.
The deputy state supervisors Of this
county, Samuel B. Piper, George Nj.
Wise, Robert @. Stycr aud Ham Eaton,
met at st. Clairsville and organized by
clectIng Mr.. Piper president and George
Linn cIcrk, Mr.. Pipe: is Republican
and lives al BnrncsYilin, while MIR. Linu
is a Democratic squire OF st. GlairsviIlc.
Last year Democrat was president. but
tho order Is changed for this fall. II
seems to BIO Republican year in all the
preliminary skirmishes.
The Board OF Trade has practically
closed doal Tor the old Belmont glass
works ate, whereby thoy como Into pos
session OF the property. They will turn
It over to q company Of practical glass
men who are now organizing company
with a view Of starting the plant this
fall. 1t is likely, however, that the new
concern will not have any goods on the
market before tho first Of tho year, as
they will rearrange the old plant.
John Francis Kelly, n lawyer Of St
Paul, Mimi, who formerly lived here,
and who codified the laws OF West Vir-
GINA some years ago. dropped in yester-
day to see his friends. He Is having
success in his new homo and was on his
way back from Washington City, where
he fled two cases in tho supreme court
Of the United States
The Crystal window glass works was
not sold Thursday, Mr.. Fred Wassman
making the only bid, s., 900, that was re;
ceived. The sale was postponed until
next Thursday, owing to the fact that
separate bids for the real estate and for
the buildings and material amount to
$4,000.
The Burr's Mills camp meeting closes
to-day, and most of tho ministers and
solemnly religious folks will leave the
grounds, but those who combine COM
tort and happiness with their religion
will remain on the grounds for some
weeks yet.
Rev. 7. W. Lane will conduct the
union services for the First NJ. Z. and
Christian churches tomorrow, and
Rev. L. w. Barr will do tho same for.
the First Presbyterian and United
Presbyterian congregations. :.
Tho family OF John Smith, manager
OF the Bellaire window glass works,
shipped their goods to Redkey, Ind,
yesterday, and will follow to that place
next Tuesday.
The board OF trade met last night to
start committees to work to raise money
to finally close some recent deals that
Organization has made in the interest Of
the city.
DR.. ]. W. Cooper and wife, who have
spent several weeks with the family Of
MIR. @. r. Hubbard, east of Wheeling,
returned to the city yesterday.
The Non-P Partisan w. @. 7. U. held
its monthly meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Emily Wyrick, in the Fourth
ward, yesterday afternoon.
Colonel David Rankin is home from
Mt Clemens, Mich, almost well man.
He is able to get about better than for
eight months past.
Postmaster Darrah has selected Scion
Fletcher as chief clerk in tho postoffice,
and the bright young Republican has
taken hold.
The Good Templars OF this city went
up to Bridgeport last night to particle
pate in a banquet by the Bridgeport
lodge.
i A. Klotz and Louis Cohen, merchants.
have returned from eastern trips.
No OTHER Sarsaparilla has tho merit