The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-02
BEnnAInE.
AIlsorts of Local Nsws and Gossip from
tic GlaSa City.

XIV AHAhh NAAAf
Mrs. Bevard, Of Cadiz, who will sing
Mt the commencement at the Elysian
theatre this evening, arrived here yes
terday. The class, with "Pro Oolum-
bian for its motto, is composed as fol-
lows: PhaFma BaiF, Alice Bolen, Min
MIC Cohen, Charlie Day, Cora Cresap,
Lucy Darby, Fred Lydecker, Matte
Dawson, Lillian Dickinson, Harry Nc.
Keen, Olive Miller, Mary Sanders, Earl
Shupe, 0atharine Schilling, Ida Sim
mons and William Hoffman.
The court OF common pleas ordered
the life estate OF CharlotteLaRoChe to be
sold by the sheriff to satisfy the judg-
ment obtained by Mrs. Platotf Brewer
against August Kraft, who keeps u
saloon in the building, for the illegal
sale OF liquor to Platof Brewer. The
case was argued in the circuit court
yesterday upon petition to reverse the
common pleas court, but no decision
has been rendered,
Richard Thorpe visited the rancho
kept by John L. Vogel on Rose hill
Wednesday night and row was soon
kicked up, as il usual at that place, dur
ing which Thorpe severely used up old
man VosGl Alter hearing before
Mayor MCGOWAN yesterday Thorpe was
fined $50 and costs and given ten days
in jail.
Mrs. Minnie Barber, daughter Of Rev.
NJ, Heinzo, died Wednesday night after
seven weeks illness, aud the husband,
who has been sick three weeks with
typhoid fever, lies unconscious OF the
death Of his wife, in an adjoining room.
Nurses from the Wheeling hospital
have been caring Tor them,
Tho troubles OF the coal miners hero
have been carried before the state
board OF arbitration by President Nu-
gent. This is an effort to make the
Beiiaire nail works open their coal
mine and furnish employment to the
miners that have been engaged there
Mrs., q. G. Mccoy and Mrs, Clarence
NJ. VanLaw, Of Denver, Col, will arrive
hero tomorrow to attend the funeral OF
their brother, Elmer Frey, who died
suddenly at Titiin, OF congestion OF the
lungs, The glass workers will conduct
the funeral.
Secretary Smith, OF the Richland
County Mutual Fire Insurance Compa-
ny, and Mr.. Forward, OF the Ntna, yes
terday adjusted tho loss to the National
chemical works and the Perfect Pre-
serving Company building by the fire
recently.
Ada Park. n girl about ~ years old,
got violent fall from her bicycle on u
steep grade, Wednesday evening, bruis-
ing one arm and one leg badly. She was
picked up insensible, but is not danger
ously hurt.
Four tollgates have been established
on as many pixies reaching out from
this city, and as coon as tho West
Wheeling pike is finished the fifth one
will be opened,
The gossips are rolling sweet morsel
under their tongues involving two mar
ried ladies and and two young men who
spent part Of Memorial day at Wheeling
park.
A telegram from Waco, Texas, yester.
day morning announced the death OF
MITE INTk AeuLOH w LHub pluCS' HhS
had been married only about year
Capt. W. 4. Francis, formerly q con-
ductor on the 3. & O., now proprietor
OF the Deer Lick Springs at Chicago,
Ohio, was in town yesterday,
Will II. Mills and wife will leave on
Monday for Mansfield, where he will
engagain business with his father.in'
law, Shank Thornberry.
Mrs. ]. w. Morehead, OF Philadelphia,
who has been tho guest Of her sister.
Mrs. j. B. Smith, for some weeks, leaves
for her home to-day.
Mrs. L. b. Winans and two married
daughters from Washington City ar
rived yesterday to spend month or SO
with relatives here.
Rufus Lane, n graduate of Annapo-
lis, Nd, and an ensign, is at his home
in this county on two months vaca-
ton.
Dick Darrah is now engaged in the
office Of Libby Bros Worlds Fair glass
factory.