The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-05
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All Sorts OF Local News aud GoGalp from
Lt tho GihaS City. .

Iat tho GlnaS City.
The Novelty Stamping Company Sat.
urday afternoon elected W. G. Stewart,
IT,, gccrctnry. Mr.. Stewart was for Il
number OF years secretary Of tho Bol.
lairo Stamping Company, succeeding
tho latc Charles Tulnian In that capnc.
ity, and for long .imo was regarded IA
m Invaluable man. Attor tho company
wont TO Harvey, Ills, Mr.. Stewart scv.
cred his connection with 1t and has had
negotiations on Mt Baltimore, but will
take held hero ne soon us no can clolo
up affairs ut Baltimore. This Is re-
gnrded by tho company as GOOD move,
and from tho experience Mr.. Stewart
has had In that business 1t would ap-
pear thoir belief Ia vol founded. Mr..
W. Q. Stewart, ST., will also bo con.
nected with the company.
Charles White, known MS Jumbo"
acted In tho capacity Of cNpper and
ran n fellow named Owen Burke
against n game Of dice whore two fol.
lows wcre bottihg. Ono OF ,hcm
flushed $50 and the other had but $40,
lie borrowed $40 from Burke, and lust
after he gave up his money some ono
yelled "polce!" and tho crowd ruu.
Burke didn't. lilo mRdc complaint
ngainst White and tho mayor taxed
him only $40 aud costs for steering II
man who, although quito unaophistI-
Gated, was not no easily done up" ID
most of tho victims of tho gang OF slick
gentlemen.
The mining situation In this section
is not changed In tho least. Tho min
ers arc out and refuse 10 go TO work at
the reduction proposed by tho opct-
ators. There has boon no trouble and
no appearance Of any. yet the most ag-
gravNted reports have boon sent out
concerning tho situation. Some OF tho
mIners III tho local or peddling banks
have returned to work and another
meeting of tho railroad minors and
operators will DO hold next Friday.
The charitable entertainment to be
hold at the Elysian theatre Thursday
evening will BIO interesting and there Is
no doubt tho house will DO crowded.
Al! tho charity bestowed In this city
this winter and NIL that has been neces-
SarY came from voluntary acts and with
out public movement. Tho ladies of
tho local benevolent societies arc in
charge OF this entertainment.
Rev. II. s. Boyd, the new United
Presbyterian preacher, preached the
first sermon OF his pastora;o here yeg-
terday to Il large congregation. There
being no services ut the First Presby-
terrain church many OF that congreea-
finn rnra out IN tnor tha Nov, ,,o;ns,,ou
Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Glass
Company will meet tomorrow TO or
Canize. They have everything ready to
award the contract for IN iron building
on the alto OF the old goblet works.
Rodofer Bros. had tho largest output
from their now gnqs factory last week
they ever had, and their pay roll satur-
day distributed more cash than ever in
the history of the works.
The funeral OF Robert Jacobs. a
worthy colored man, took place yester-
day afternoon under tho auspices Of the
Odd Fellows. Tho colored brass band
furnished tho music.
Misses Allie Mellott and Lizzie Muir
ray are home from pleasant visit with
friends a. GAINESVILLE, where the Young
folks held two or three parties in thoir
honor.
Fire destroyed the residence Of Sam
uol Braiden and all its contents, in
Kansas. last week, and 1t is stated he
carried no insurance.
The Democrats OF the township will
select delegates on the evening OF the
oath to't their township convention to be
held March 8. Is
Patrick Scahill has not given up the
chase for street commissioner. He will
be in the fight at tho Republican
primaries.
Tho bourd Of trade will permanently
organize under tho state charter on
Wednesday evening.
Messrs. John Davis and Frank B.,
Archer loft Saturday night for Florida
on a business trip.