The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29
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All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

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Memorial Day will DO very genOrally
observed hero tomorrow md tho stores
will DO closed pnrt Of tho day. Tho scr-
Vices Will DO under the auspices OF the
y. a. r. and Spangler PosLRuu Spangler
Relioi Corps will meet at II. A. Il hall
on Wednesday morning ut 8 o'clock
sharp. All patriotic orders will form
on Belmont street, right resting on Cen.
trail avcnue. School children will form
on Ihirty-tif.h street, right resting on
Guernsey street. J. b. Gibson will be
chief marshal and August Haas Gssist.
ant marshal. Tho procession will start
promptlp ut $3.50 and proceed direct TO
the cemetery. In the evening the fol.
lowing programme will be Clvcu at the
First NJ. Z. church:
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The feeling Is growing among Repub.
liCap9 oil this county TO mako the sixty
six votes solid for ono candidate for
Congress. 1t is the only way for this
countv to have nm important influence
in that convention. Carroll county
with It's thirty votes will DO solid for
Judge Taylor; Harrison with thirty
four votes will DO solid Tor Con. D. 4.
Hollinssworth; Jctierson with fifty
votes Is solid for j.. J. Gill, and Monroe
with sixteen votes is for DR.. Keepers.
Thus Belmont with sixsy-six votes cau
lead them all by acting wisely and cast
ing the whole vote Tor tho candidate
that secures q majority Of the delegates
at the primaries next Saturday.
Tho city board OF equalization mot ut
tho auditors office in St. Clairsvillc yes
terday and organized by oiecting W. G.
Bergundthal president and Jack Daugh,
IT,, Us messenger. Mus3rs. II. ". Bur
rows, George W. Iost, John StoGor,
John Gallagher and George {. Littleton
arc the other members. They will hold
daily sessions In this city now.
John Rock, who spen. Sunday In tho
lookup. was released yesterday on the
pleading Of his mother and his own
promise TO do better, but the boy was
no sooner out than he begun throwing
stoncs at persons he imagined had In
formed on him.
A s%moulderiug fire In tho cellar Of
Henry's drug store brought the fire dc.
partnlent ont In consequence Of the
big smoke it made, but the fire was ex-
tinguIshei before any damage was done.
William J. Smith, president OF the
flint glasa workers. national association,
ives in town yesterday to adjust solno
differences Il. Rodcfer Bros factory. It
was ali acttlcd without any trouble.
Rev. John Wirz has severed hls con-
nection with the German Reformed
church In this city, and will move with
his family to q suburb OF Nov York
city. where he has accepted 4 call.
Mayor Dubois heard q case yesterday
evening against James Butler, charged
with being disorierlv and Furnishing g
revolver in o menacing manner
Frank Marlipe, q young ball.player Of
this city, waa quito seriously hurt in a
Sunday afternoon game, but he will be
at it again in n low days.
The dun mare OF James W. Sellars
wa4 sold by the constable yesterday lor
81. Robert Z. Neal, the livoryinan,
bought her.
Sheriff Scott returned Sunday after
placing William and Buck Mayhugh in
tho ponitentiary to serve n year ouch.
The city council will lot q contract
for sewers this evening.