The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-08
Bl;IILAIRE.
AliSortS Of Local New. and Gossip from
the lin City.

AliSortS Of Local New. and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
\ sneak thief entered the homo OF
Rev. Ii. \. l.. King Friday afternoon
aud stole 4 sum OF money and all their
silverware. 1t was about the middle OF
tho afternoon, and Mrs. King had
stepped upstairs for j moment. The
daughter appeared in the kitchen Just
after tho mother had gone upstairs, aud
the thief coolly walked out OF the room
and through the kitchen out OF the
house. 1t is the boldest robbery that
was ever committed here, and tho bold
ness completely unnerved the ladies in
the house. From the meagre descrip-
ton Of the thief suspicion points to a
well known young man, who may be
taken in charge.
Tomorrow evening Spangler Post, G..
\. r, will give n free entertainment in
the Elysian theatre in honor OF the sur
render OF General Leo thirty years ago.
a splendid programme will be given, as
follows:
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1890 ssssass sssss.sE-s- w. ~ gtlNN
+ Petty
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Recitation ''Bravcst 10y iu Town
Hamilton
NuutcS J. L. briggs
Hymn OF the lIcpublic"
-..-.-.-.."-.-.-.--MrS. Anna ". Thompson
Reciiatlon-'s las SpRncled banner"
&C.. "....-.""...-"""..Mr Ms. Thomas + Kcrns
AuuteSs Ii. u. Dovencr
SOnE-"'Our Heroes ."...-.-..-..I Lotus Quartcitc
Recitation. Elsa llZurC
TablcAu-''Thc Surrender ind Its Results"
The funeral OF James McMechen, tho
man killed by the cars on tho Baltimore
& Ohio bridge west OF town, took place
yesterday. The remains were brought
here on n Baltimore & Ohio train and
were mot At the station BY the Knights
OF the Golden Eagle and tho Knights
OF Pythias, which orders took charge OF
tho body. A special on the Bellaire,
GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati road, took tho
funeral crowd to Wcgee cemetery and
return. Both orders had largeturnouts.
John Parks bid in the old Bellaire
window glass works last Saturday after.
noon ut s., $50. Jacob Boneystecle was
Also n biGdeh and has since offered
$500 for tho plant. Just what will be-
done with it can not now DO stated.
Tho two lots lying north OF the fac
tory were sold to Richard IIeslop for
Sl25 each.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So.
ciety OF tho st. Clairsvillc ~Prcsbytcry
will hold q two days meeting in tho
First Presbyterian church Of this city,
beginning tomorrow. Mics White, a
missionary from China, will deliver an
address tomorrow evening.
a small boy named Lawrence Hahn.
OF this city. WAS takcn to Bridgeport BY
Marshal Stuif. Saturday, and with an
othnr boy named Howard Bishop, will
probably DO sem to tho reform school
for stealing hams aud side mea, from
Joseph Waterman.
Mrs. kato Nagle. vito oil Horny Magic,
died Saturday and will DO buried this
morning at Bethesda. Sho was in her
fiity-third year and her death was the
result OF paralysis. She was n sister OF
james G. Tallmau, the well known
lawyer.
Misc Lucy Darby hns returned from
ST. Clairsvillo aftcrspcndinga week with
tho, family OF hur brother, ShoriT
Darby.
The board OF hoalth OF this city is
taxing active monsuros to have all
premises properly cleaned up.
Harry Maurcll, who has been working
IN Wheeling, has secured a position in
this city.
james johnson, Of SislcrsvilIo, spent
Sunday with his family, in this city.
Tho public schools will opon this
morning after II weeks vacation.
Harry Taylor, OF tho Fourth ward, ia
quito sick ut his home.
James Elton spont yesterday with
friends at GAINESVILLE.