The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-05
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Jacob Ilauber ana his family from
Columbus, were on the baltimore & Ohio
evening train Monday, bound for New
York, from which place they Intended 10
take n trip for Germany. Jacob had
bought n bicycle on the lnstallmcnt plan
and paid SO on II. This was packed
with his goods, anu when tho parties
learned TINT hc had gone they telegraph
cd here to arrest him. \ constable iol-
lowed on the next train md Jacob set.
tied the old score und the family was
permitted Ia move on. a few minutes
more and he would have been out OF
reach. r
Tho few discounted Republicans nero
who nrc following In tho wake or tho
silver craze, have not recently deserted
the party, They have been on these
many years. but they are irritable now
over the waning force OF their excuse Tor
this Year. One OF their number has ac-
cess to tic columns OF n paper, and 10 IL
pretended leader. That individual has
been a candidate for Office thirty.nlnc
times and thlrty-sIx times tho people sat
upon him.
There ure over n hundred Bellaire pCO-
pie now at Epworth park, whore tho aa-
Hcmbly programme On1ns this evening
II Ia n .more delightful place this year
than ever before and with the opening or
the seasons services affords a beautiful
place 10 combine recreation n rclig-
lon; the sportlve and the spiritual, the
rOlllCklnE and the reVerent, the conVen-
tlOnal and the free, the hardest study
with the happleSt abandonment.
William Alexander, ms trustee. ycater-
day bought the Cooper shop property OF
Thomas MCnrg In this city, ut two.
thirds OF the nppraircment. II was sold
by George II. Smith as assignee Of
Thomas Menrs.
Charles J.. NJ. Gllee. of BcnwoOd. and
Miss Winlfred Follen, OF this city. were
married yesterday morning by Father
Worlhy. at the st. Johns church. They
left on the morning train for an eastern
trip.
Hon. John l.. Means. Ot S~tenbGnvillc.
Jefferson county's splendid representa-
tive In the legislature, was In the city
on business yesterday.
]. II. McClnIn, u steel blower In tho
| mill here, viii leave tomorrow for n trip
east and will spend n few days at Allan
tic City.
The American Mechanics band left
last evening for Mountain Lake Park,
They intend being gone about two
weeks.
Granville McClnin left on his bicycle
yesterday for Rochester, Pm, where he
viii visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. W. II. Thompson will be home
to-day from q visit with friends at Phil
adelphIa and Washington.
William Brcld4nstein Is In the city
again, after spending several month2 at
his fruit farm In Georgia.
W. +. Litten and wife left yesterday
for MackburG, where they are Interested
In two flowing oil wells
Win Stephens. Of Pittsburgh, Is the
guest OF friends and relatives In the
Fifth ward.
Everett Godfrey wcn to his hume at
MinGo yesterday. TO spend several
weeks.
MISC Clara Murray went 10 Bethesda
yesterday, after spending Il day'in the
city.
Miss Kate Ney has returned from a
visit with friends at Mound7vilie.
Charles Strong has returned home az
ter spending n week at Bethesda.
Bert Hopkins went II to Bethesda
yesterday to spend a few days.
A new roof is being put on the pump
house at the water works.
Harry McGregor came In yesterday
morning from Bethesda.
Mrs. G. r. Lcasure Is home for a few
days from Epworth park.
Ed Alum Is home from Bethesda for 4
few days.