The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25
BELI,AIliE
al SnrIs Of Local News nna Gossip from
the Glass CITY.

All ohrla OF Local news MAJ Gossip from
the Glass CITY.
Yesterday was remarkably qulc:
day in this city. Notwithstanding tho
paBiagc Of al ordinance recently TO al.
low tic sale OF leo cream, soda water,
lruit aud cigar0 on Sunday. tho vol
known disposition OF tho mayor to u,op
ouch salGa and tho tact that u petition
was numcrously signed the past weak to
have tho mayor sustained had tho OBJECT
oil keeping such placoJ closed. 1t Is
probable, however, that tho potitiong
Will not DO presented 20 tho courta, as
tho improperly Of ouch thing has
dawhed upon como OF tho promoters,
There arc about dozen iainilicO from
this city Mt tho camp ground at Burr'a
Mills, now known aS EpwoTth park. aud
this week will lind moro than twice
that number thoro from here, while
from other places they arc Assembling
earlier than usual. A great many new
cottages havo boon built there and tho
lake has been enlarged and tho grounds
improved In oyory WY. Thcy huvo
arranged au OXcGl!ont programme ior
'iC APNOlth h9Hth!bIN tul9 USAHbA uuu
will havo several eminent divincs and
noted churnCtGra among thom.
Marshal Bahra has boon on tho Trail
OF II young Gimp who loft hero suddouly
a short time ago with quito sum OF
money belonging to young lady.
which no had tilchcd undor promise OF
murriuge. The day was iixOd and tho
wedding clothes made. but tho rapid
young man has boon investing his Gan
Ccc's money ever since tho day Ito got it.
Samuel Locke IiiShloyman, 4 PROM.
inOnt attorney OF 81. Louis, Mo-, stopped
OIL In this city Saturday evening on his
way homo from the east lie IL q son
Of the lato Squire uighlGyman, OF thi5
city, and left hero about the cloao OF
tho war aud nadc grel. strike In st.
Louis, where he has accumulated wealth
and rank rs m attorney.
4 fro broke out in lIoil'a slaughter
house, Just south OF McMahon'a creek,
early Sunday morning lnd the entire
structure except tho ice house was
destroyed. There was considerable
quantity Of salt meat, but not much
fresh mea. stored there 4. tho time.
Tho loss 10 partially covered by iusur.
lnce. Tho fro department could do
but little.
Mr.. y. G. Marsh cane up from Sisters
Villo Saturday evening aad will romain
until Wednesday evening, Ut which
time he will marry Mics Winnie Porter
field at the homo OF tho BRIDES mother
on Rose hill. Rev. 4. u. Williams, OF
Mt Vernon. former pastor hero aud
bro.ler-in.law OF the groom, vii!
Oliclalo.
Jacob NJ. Clandy, special pension
examiner from Washington, is in this
section looking up the validity OF som {
Of the c!aima fled. lie served under
President Clcreland's first torn, Was
bounced by Corporal Tanner. but 10 in
the harness again.
The American Mechanics and the
Womcn's Relief Corps OF the G. 4. r.
Pos. attended services ut the Second
Presbyterian church yesterday evening"
in'a body. Rev. John c. McCrackea
preached q special sermon to them.
Tho First Presbyterian Sunday school
will have picnic at Belmont park OH
Wednesday. They will go in picnic
barccs and BIO towed to tho park by the
Eliza II.
Clint Milligun and family, OF Muncie.
Ind, are spending vacation with rola-
tices in this city. lie is the chioi Clerl:
Of MarinC, Hart & Co.
The marriage OF Mr. J. G. Crawford
and bliss Mary Gavin. dauchte. Of OK
Councilman Luke Gavin, vii! take place
tomorrow.
Misses Anna and Edna Hill, OF Zaues.
vile, are guests OF the family OF .hcil
uncle, Miller Booth.
Patrick Ney, who is studying for tho
priesthood at St. Mary's, Kas., is home
for tho summer.
J. b. Smith. esq, is in Cleveland on
business.