The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-16
BEtiLAIttis.
All Sorts OF Locnt\Ssws aud Gossip from
r tho CLAWS City.

the GlaS CITY.
The city hoard OF education has DO.
cided to offer tho Sullivan property on
Roso hill for sale, and at the meeting
Tuesday night tho board adopted the
same rule for plain dress on the occa-
sion OF tho commencement and Mr..
Kelly reported that the committee on
commencement had secured the rink
for that event; had arranged Tor neces.
aary music and recommend that tho
usual ton cents admission be charged.
The committee on teachers and salaries
was requested to have tho list OF teach
ors aud salaries for next school year
ready 10 submit TO the baard at the next
regular meeting, on tho llih OF June, II
possible.
Mr.. Archie Shines and Miss Elizabeth
A. Salsberry. accompanied by another
lady, came up from SisIersville Tuesday.
and that evening they sent out for
Squire Frank Mason, who performed
tho marriage ceremony Tor tho pair and
the hotol people had quite joke on the
new groom. The lady accompanying the
bride was timid creature and afraid to
sleep alone in a strange hotel. so ut au
opportuue time she and the bride clip.
ped of 10 their room and securely barred
the door for the night. Tho chagrin OF
the groom can better be imagined than
told. But they all left for Statewide
yesterday as happy as the day they
came.
Thomas Thompson died on High
Ridge with appendicitis, and was buried
yesterday. The young man was sick
just one week and grew bad so rapidly
that on the following Thursday it was
decided to perform au operation. Last
Saturday afternoon Drs. Hobson, OF
Flushing. Hewet,on, OF St. Clairsville.
and Clark, Of Glencoe, performed the
operation, and when the appendix was
opened foreign substance about rs
large as grape seed aud another about
the size Of 4 raspberry seed were re-
moved. He rallied from the operation,
but soon began to sink aud died on
Monday.
The city council declared the seat OF
John Gallagher on the board OF equali.
zation vacant the other night and ap.
pointed Fred Rodowig. sr.. to fill tho
vacancy. For the full terms they ap-
pointed W. c. Cochran and Luke Gavin.
The other members OF the board are
H. W. Burrows, George E. Littleton
and John Steger. They will meet at
the auditors office next Monday to
organize, bpt will probably not begin
the sessions till a week later.
Tho tax payers at St. Clairsville Ell
fected a county organization by electing
Hon. William Bundy president and
George Lentz secretary, and will hold
another meeting on the 9th OF June.
They adopted resolution to support no
candidate who was not favorable to
such legislation as they desire, which is
mainly reduction in the salaries OF
county officers.
Walter Mansell, who has been at
tending Bethany College, will assist tho
director OF tho department Of clocution
aud oratory a. that college, B. Brown,
jr., in an entertainment at the Christian
church here tomorrow evening. Wal.
ter is stud ying for the ministry and Is
Bellairo boy.
Revs. " lillian Peregoy, II. a. L. King
and o. ". Holmes aui Mr.. W. J. Morri.
son, Of this city, with others, took part
in tho Sunday school convention at
Martins Earry yesterday and last night.
Rev. H. S. Boyd will deliver the me-
mortal sermon 10 tho G. a. r and W.
r C. and their friends on Sunday, May
&c. in the U. T. church.
Tho Cleveland, Loraln & Wheeling
trains vii run in and out OF this city,
beginning next Monday, when q change
OF time goes into effect.
J. D. Deaienbaugh sold his roam gold.
ing to +. I. kaslcy, Of Wheeling, yes.
terday for $3.50.
Ferd WE'LL. formerly OF this city, was
married At Dunkirk, Ind, last Saturday.
Mayor Dubois reported Sl55 % col.
lec.ed during the past month.