The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25
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tho GAS ctr.
There il n movemon, on foot hero for
tho organization oil u good citizenship
Tongue and vol attended meeting was
held at tho Christian church to forward
the matter Addresses were made by
Rev II, A. L. King, OF tho First Presby-
tartan church Rev. II, q, White, of tho
Christian church; Rev. John I. Foster,
OF tho Eplsc0pal churCl, aud Mr., John
A, GaIlahor After these speeches II
was decided not TO organize WRth after
tho November election, bu. interest IN
the project is to be kept up until u
permanent organization IL elected,
Tho Eastern Ohio Conference an.
nouncei the appointments for tho en-
aulng Year Monday evening, and Row,
Q, w, Holmes and Key, William PsTesoy
arc returned TO the Methodist churches
here, n very gratifying bit OF news not
only 10 tho members Of tho Gougrega'
tons, but to tho whole community,
They arc good preachers and most ex'
CGllGnt citizens, whose Influence Is not
cuntiaed TO tue memneFs OF IIs!E chugca
alone.
Whom the common pleas court con-
venes early next month tho first two
days will BIO taken up in hearing Crimi'
nal Casos sent up from this Clty. Tho
Young boys who robbed tho Till in tho
store OF Crow, MGGraw & Co., and who
were caught in Wheeling with tho so
or $50 will DO tried tho second day Of
the term.
The Populista managed to get enough
representatives together to name two
candidates Tor state svuRlors in this
joint district, but no far tho Democrats
have made no move IN that direction.
The district is Overwhelmingly R0pnb-
liCau even in u Democratic year, There
Is not Democratic county In tho dis
trlC;.
Harry Givons, q youth who had
walked to town from Pipe creek with a
crowd OF ucR Monday evening, fell mp
on the street here irom exhaustion
when no arrived. and large crowd
gathered, llo was soon brought around
all right
Tho ST. C,airWills PreSbytery met at
BannOck yesterday. Rev. ii. \. L. King
and Mr.. James MCGTcgor represented
tho First church, Of this city, and Rev.
John Z, McCrackeu represented tue
second church at the meeting.
James Mason and Mis-, Lulu Bamford
were married at the home nt tho brides
parOuts by Roy. Il. q. White Sunday
evening and pleasant company Wit
messed tho ceremony aud enjoyed the
refreshments.
Several Bellare people will 20 to the
st. ClaiTsYi!le lair to-day, but more will
20 tomorrow, the last day OF tho lair,
which is always sort OF reunion Tor tho
peopIc Of the county.
George Keller lett yesterday evening
for Philadelphia. Ito hnrt himself itt'
ing about two weeks ago and has been
bodiast most Ot the time since.
Mr.. Charles Bertram, well.knoWn
German WHO was at the point OF death
for long time, was able TO ride out in
his carriage yesterday,
The Republican city committee met
last night to make further arrange.
ments for the Northumberland meet
lug here,
Herman Foulko came in yesterday
evening from Greenfield and will spond
thiswoek with friends in tho county.
Mrs. q. L. FouIke. Of Greenfield, o.,
is the guest oil her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. V. Miller, on Gravel hill.
Mrs. John Parks and daughter are
homo from trip to Cincinnati.
Some minor casoa were disposed Of
by tho mayor yesterday.