The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-25
BELnAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Robert @. Meyer. chairman OF the
Democratic committee, has secured re-
duced rates on the G. & P. railroad, from
Stoubenville and all intermediate
points to this city for their COMPRESSION
al convention next week, and on Satur-
day evening the following named dele
gates to that convention were selected
here: First ward, Marion Hoffman.
Second ward, r., E. Neal Luke Gavin,
Thomas McGee. Third ward; Fred
Rodewig and A. s., Lockwood, sr.
Fourth ward, James 7. Kelly, John 7.
Flynn. Fifth ward, no primaries.
Township precinct, 0. G. Tarbet, Charles
Crymble, /. H. Day. The convention
will be a mere matter Of form, as there
is no opposition to the denomination Of
Judge Pearson. Newell X. Kennon will
preside.
There.was lookup full OF boys satur.
day night, and some OF them remained
all night. but anxious and yexed parents
got most of'them out before they retired
Saturday night, but it cost S4.60 in each
case. Tho boys had been in swimming
and probably would not have been
disturbed but one Of them mounted a
mule, US naked as the day he was born,
he rode the mule TO the water works
and back to tho railroad bridge. This
attracted tho attention Of people, officers
included, and raid was made that re-
suited in fifteen youngsters being locked
up and a fine Of g and costs being i'm
posed on each.
Testimony was taken here during the
past week looking toward settlement
OF the claims Of the ]. @. Gibney COM
pany against the Pennsylvania railroad
company, for tho grading and filling on
tho Ohio Valley branch. Before the
work was finished attachments were is:
sued against the Gibneylcompany, and
as the railroad company had made
itself responsiblefor labor and material,
this action Of creditors caused tho COM
pany to withhold all money from the
contractors, and now evidence is being
taken with a view Of settlement with
out going into court
The Charter for the Novelty Stamping
Company arrived Saturday, authorizing
n capital stock OF 100000. 1t is issued
to NJ. L Blackburn, W. O. Bergundthal,
]. L. Blackburn, A. Klotz and Joseph
Clements, ct ais. The subscribers meet
this afternoon to elect q board Of
directors, and they will ut once organ.
ize and proceed with active work toward
getting tho now works under way,
About $4,000 Of tho stock is now taken.
Several gentlemen interested in a
new flint glass factory here have been
about town for some days, and it is al
together probable that tho old goblet
works plant will be put in operation
this fall. Things have not taken shape
yet, but 1t seems that about half the
stock necessary is ready to be taken
hold Of.
Capt b. 7. Jones came home satur.
day from ChautauQua, where there is a
great gathering Of school teachers this
year. Hc will 80 to ST. Clairsvllle to-
day TO begin his work rs one OF the in.
structors at tho Belmont County
Toachors' Institute, which commences
this morning and lasts four weeks.
Mr.. W. c. Bergundthal and vito will
90 to Denver next week with the Gin
cinnati Knights Templar, and MIR.
Thomas BentoR and vito will go With