The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-27
BELLAIiIE.
Allsoets of Local New, and Gossip from
the Glass City,

AL OF LuEAl NeWh ulu hu'1Ip lEbuA
tho Glass City,
Martin Cowen and q. W.. Dickens,
who with their families are taking in
the Worlds Fair, write interesting
letters OF their experience there to the
local papers. Cowep is astounded with
tho magnitude OF the manufactures
exhibit, while Dickens thinks there are
q good many side enterprises there got
ten up TO leeso the unwary, that Will
fail, but both agree thar you 4 live
there about rs cheap US ct meme, except
the inCidGntals, which you can make
cost much or little.
Capt, b. II. Jones, superintendent OF
tho SCHOOLS, left yesterday afternoon to
visit his tather at Snreyo, Ohio, aud
Mrs, Ella and Louise Roscoe, teachers,
left for Harvey, ILL.,, 10 remain close to
the Worlds Fair ior a time, while
Misses Martha kirkpatrick and Mar
garet McGaw started lor Nebraska TO
spend the summer.
The steel plant will close down Fri.
day night for an indefinite period.
There are repairs to make and tho
present wage scale expires NJ that time,
But independent OF tnese things tho
general situation ~ it develops during
tho shut down will probably have
something to do with the time they 70
sumo operations.
1t is understood now that that A, C.
Cochran, the man found with his skull
crushed in an alley ut Columbus was
not from this county, as At first report
ed, but from Guernsey. No 0xplana-
ton has been given as to the murder.
Tho man died soo alter being discoy'
cred.
There will be some wheat harvested
in this county this week, but most OF 1t
will stand till next week or the one fol-
lowing, The fields as II rule arc well
covered and the heads well filled, hence
there will DO IN average crop this sea-
son.
jim Corbett's horse raj away yester.
day afternoon and both horse and
wagon We're damaged considerably.
Usually there are u lot OF children IN
the wagon, but fortunately there were
none when tho runaway occurred.
Sam II. Joseph, the general agent OF
John Robinson's circus, was in town
yesterday making the preliminary an.
nounCements Tor the show, Like John
Lolo, Joseph seems to BIO u fixture
with tho show,
Tho glass factories hero will probably
be stopped to-day by tbs small boys, as
there IL u circus to DO in town to-day
and they have been counting tho
turns till the circus comes" for u week
past
Nels. Hopkins is campaigning tho
pacing mare Mollie G for John X, Cor
by, Of Noble county. Ho is at Cam
bridge this week, and goes TO Caldwell
for the Fourth OF July.
@. G. Kelly left yesterday afternoon
for Findlay, Ohio, where Albert ethor.
aid has a deal on hands for aVother
glass factory in Indiana. Cook is MI
old glass man.
DR.. A. L Stowell, OF Goldendale,
WASH, who spent IL week with his rel.
atives hore, eft yesterday for the east
before returning to his home.
Mr.. Charles j. GostltnE anu children
left yesterday afternoon for Baltimore,
where the children will remain for u
time in charge OF friends.
The usual number OF drunks and dis.
ordorlies were disposed OF blythe mayor
yesterday. There are always three or
four over Sunday.
All the coal mines along tho b. and
o. road, except Schick Il lurnbulls, arc
in active operation, aud have been all
this season.
Mrs. NJ. +. Murray aud daughter
went to the Burr's Mills camp ground
yesterday to remain during the summer.
Howard McGrpgor and Harry Nesbitt
left yesterday for Warren, Ohio, to
spend a week or two,
Charley MICHEL and Catherine Gro.
zier wero married Saturday evening by
Rev. Mr.. Cousins.