The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21
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AIT Sorts Of Local News ana Gossip from
tho Glass City.


tho Glass CITY.
John McSiccc, ESQ.,, celebrated bis
10th birthday At his country home.
wCst OF town, Oh Tuesday. BY entertain
Ing the scptuagcnarian Club OF Martini
Ferry. There were presen- Rov. Samuel
BOYD, David Park. jasper A. Gray. II,
W. Smith, ". II. DlacRford. James
Kerr, James II. Drunncn, Hiram Frazier,
f. c. Boyd and Rov. lir. Boyle, and
rather 4 strange coincidence is the fac,
that the average ago OF the elderly
gentlemen present was exactly that Of
their host, 70 yeafs.
The ,emaiua Of Louis Smith, the ell.
gineer killed by the falling OF q trestIe
on tho Bellairc, Z1nesyille & Cincinnati
railroad, we're brought 10 this city yes.
tcrday morning, and tho funeral took
place In the afternoon from the resi-.
denco OF his brother.in-law. John
krebbs, IN engineer on the Baltimore
& Ohio road. a wife and i've children
survive the engineer. The funeral was
n larGu one. the deceased being we'll
known ard popular here with all who
know him.
There is bcIinning 10 be much sir
here now on tho Sunday question. and
il Is given Cut that m attempt will be
made 70 20 10 the extreme limit. Petit
lions have been numcrorsly signed by
the church people asEin. that the
mayor DO sustained in his interpreta.
ton OF the law. As there are two o!
these cases now pending that have been
carried up II Ia probable tina: whl;ova:
the decision ism the courts appealed 10
will govern in th!l city.
Hon. J.. Dunbar. Of Sscubeuyille, was
in the city yesterday. lie ia 4 warm
friend OF Hon. John n. Cook. Of his
homo town, for circuit judge, and Gs the
convention is neaG CT hand no is ming
ling with the people and especially the
members Of tho bar. He feels quite
conideH: Of Mr.. Cooks selection FOX
the place, and wants to see II accorded
him on tho frs. ballot
William PfaGenbach, an expressman,
had q narrow escape yesterday after.
noon, in crossing Ihirty-sixth street.
i moving train was approaching the
crossing and be was moiioned 10 not "a
cross, but ho started and the cars
plunged into his wagon, completely de-
moiishing t. The driver and horee es.
caped serious injury, but their escape
was miraculous.
Misses Eta Satte-feld and Florence
NevaRs and FL Cam pbe!l will represent
the First N. E. Church Epworth League
at the convention 10 be held at Akron
ceXt week.
The row a, the ice wagon was ended
yesterday By Il conference With the
mayor end Morrison paving 4 light fre,
whiio the o;he! two were !e. 90.
The work Of cleaning the reservoir Is
abJui lni,hcd. l. would turn many
IeIple agsinst tho use o! water 10 know
CT all the things found in it.
There will DO O bail tomorrow even.
ing for the benefit OF the idle miaer4
who have not &c: received any be1ed.
from the resumption.
Martin Kay. who had d fngor mashed
on tho neT tre1tle being bull; Q: tine
Steel works, returned to his hone at
Mingo.
William TschapPat, q Yves. Po!ns
cadet, IS visiting relatives in this county
during MS vacation.
SIc. ]. Crawford and Miss Mary Gavin
will be married next Tuesday by lev.
Father F.,zIera!l.
The knights Of the Golden Eagle
Melted about $50 from their festival.
Mr. Clarence Jones and Miss Ora
Crawford will be married today.