The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-12
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Aiisorts OF Loca, News und Gossip from
Tho Glass CITY.

All S1ctS OF Local news uhu toNslp irom
tho GLASS city.
Michael McGrail, a glass blower, ro-
| covered n snit OF clothes at Tnnesville
| this week that was stolen from him hero
by Coleman Contoy five months ngo.
| Conroy Is now 10 tho ponitontiary sotv-
| ing II three years sentence. and while
on tho way there no dropped u tip to
MCGrail whore to got his, clothes. Nc
| Grail WINS In Xanesvillo on other bust.
ncss and called upon tho chief OF police,
who by II remarkably skilllul piece Of
work, located the suit within a iow
| hours aud restored II to tho delighted
ownor. Tho chief found Robert Shaun.
a barber In GAINESVILLE, wearing tho
clothes. Ito had bought them from
| Conroy and when ho found out how tho
matter stood, gayO thom up willingly.
lIe had taken such excellent care OF
tho suit that II was little tho worse Tor
wear. lnnsmuch, however, as he had
only paid s. for 1t, ho evidently got his
moneys worth out OF II.
President Garland, Of tho National
Amnlgamated Association, anu Nico
President lowellon. OF this district,
| were both preccnt at tho first meeting
Of tho stool workers hero 10 consider tho
now scale proposed by tho management
OF tho Bcllaire steel works, and advised
with tho members OF tho local lodge.
Tho meeting was hold with closed
doors. but 1t Is known no definite action
was taken. Yesterday another meeting
was held, nj which Vice President Law.
ellen was prs,cnt, and it IS Understood
somo action was taken, but reliable In.
formation AZ to what 1t vas could not
had. II means, however. that the local
committee will have another conference
with tho management OF the steel
works, but whether to offer q compro-
misc or what could not DO learned.
Representatives. OF the various lodges
OF tho Knights Of pythias in this county
met here yesterday with Messrs. j. Z.
Blackburn, Martin Cowen and +. A..
Jackson. OF Black Prince Lodge. to ar.
| range for their county reunion. There
were a number OF valiant knights pros.
ent.
The mayor Of this city has changed
his police around in hope OF improving
the service. llo placed ]. ". Crozicr
in tho First ward, W. L. llesIop in tho
| Second, Jacob Capito in the Third, John
Strobel in tho Fourth and Herman
Bowers in the Fifth.
John s. Anderson, who was sheriff Of
this county thirty years ago, with Hon.
David Wagner as his deputy, is now
visiting in this city and vicinity. His
home is near Independence. kans.. and
it In, been many years since he was
here.
Attorney James Z. Tallmau and John
Davis left yesterday ior Canton, Ills.,
whero they 60 TO take dispositions in a
| case Of Davis & Archer against Day &
Dougherty. +. b. Archer also lett on 4
brief business trip.
Editor w.. W. Hanlon, OF the Barnes.
vile Republican. and George Z. Hilles.
n prominent business man OF that town,
were in the city yesterday. They are
X. P.'s interested In the county reunion.
A Martins Ferry man named Murphy
came down here and loaded up with
whisky, after which he tackled a man
named Eddy and was arrested aud
bound over 10 court yesterday.
The will OF David Fl. Rice, who re.
Gently died in the asylum at Columbus,
was probatcd in ST. C~lairsville. His wife,
Isabella Rice. is appointed exscutrix
without bond.
A teachers examination will be held
| at the Central school building Saturday,
at which the members OF the gradual
ing class and others will DO given an e1.
animation.
lhere was q musicale at the home OF
Mrs. John l. Schilling on Gravel hill
last night, given by her class. A num-
Der OF fsicnds were present.
Mr.. II. A. Lichtenbercer aud wife
went 10 Well,villc yesterday to visit
friends.