The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-19
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All Sorts Of Lora; : ", aad Gossip from
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All Sorts OF Lora: : W. aIh Gossip from
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The Chautauqua Circle was organized
for this winter by electing Il. q. Farisr
president; Leroy Hopkins, W. j. Nor.
rison and Miss Julia Faupel vice presI,
dents; Mrs, D. A. Colbert, secretary
]. Frank Mellott, treasurer and j. w.
Howell, critic. They have thirtY.tive
members to start with, and have linn
tied the number for this winter to
forty and these are divided into two
classes with Mrs. X. G. FHris and w. J.
Morrison chosen as leaders for the di-
visions.
The funeral OF Benjamin Dean, the
young member OF Hackett's band who
met horrible death beneath the
wheels of an engine in the Is. Il o.
yards took place yesterday and was q
very large one. Heatherington's band
furnished the music, the Tunnel Hill
orchestra acted as pail bearers, while
Hackett's band walked in the rear with
their instruments draped in mourning
and the leader bearing heap OF flow
ers. lie was buried at WeSee'
The lookup was full yesterday morn.
ing, and the occupants were about all
in the same condition. There was an
Italian, two colored men, n man with
the noodles, and two white men. Most
OF them were regarded as plain drunks,
though one OF the white chaps emoel-
lished his drunk by attacking colored
porter and knocking him down on the
street. These cases will all be disposed
Of by the mayor this morning.
Col. Poorman came home at midnight
Saturday from New York. He, had
spent two weeks in different parts OF
that state, and is confident that the Re-
publicans Of the empire state are better
organized than they are in Ohio. Every
where he visited the organizations are
thorough and active, and they arc all
confident the state will 60 against Cleve-
land.
John Parks and wife, who have spent
the past three months in Europe, sailed
on the Inman line steamer City OF New
York from there last Wednesday, and
will be home sometime this week, I'M
less held by the quarantine authorities
in New York.
There will be a foot race at the Driv-
ing Park here II Xt Thursday afternoon
between Officer John Strobel and Mar
tin Manion Tor a purse OF $500. a tor
felt OF $40 is up, the balance to go up
Wednesday.
The council committee having in
charge the matter OF crematory will
visit the Wheeling Crematory to gather
some idea of the kind OF place needed
to dispose OF garbage and filth.
Rev. A. H. Jolly, of Alexandria, Pa,
filled the pulpit in the Second Presby-
terrain church yesterday. He may be
called to this church ii Rev. S. G. Grove
fails to come.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Ponton closed his first
year as pastor OF the A. NJ: Z. church
yesterday, and will go to Piuua this
week to attend the annual conference.
NJ. L. Blackburn, president OF the
Novelty Stamping Company, left last
night for the east to look up the matter
OF machinery for the new works.
Miss Anna Shude will resume nor
course at Bethany college, and George
Hopkins left Saturday to take course
at the same college.
There are from fifty TO sixty members
of the Grand Armyin Washington City
attending the National Encampment.
There were nineteen applicants be-
fore the county board OF school exam
liners here last Saturday.
Peaches bring $3.50 bushel hore,
while at Flushing they sell for 81 per
bushel.
D.B. Workman, OF Parsons, Kan, is
here visiting his brother, w. b. Work
man.
There will be meeting OF the Bell
aire Driving Park Association this even
ing