The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-19
DELLAlRE.
Al sorts OF local New nut Gushp from
tho Giav CITY.

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the GIaw CITY.
The excursl0nlsts to Canton from this
city to the number OF about one hundred
got away on time yesterday morning
with the girl drum corps In the lead,
There was some misunderstanding
about the brass band nnd they did not
30. but ut Flushing the train or Slx cars
wGtC oil filled with u happy throng OF
Mckinley sh0uters. II would have
taken more than many cars TO have
held tho l~icllalfG delegation In ordinary
times. but Democratic times have made
money NJ scarce with thousands who
would delight to honor the champion OF
American homes aud Industries that thu
best they Il do for him Will be done
In November, when the shouting will
have M uncertain souniid.
William Price, Of POwhatnn. well
known In thIa city, was married last
week 20 Miss Mary Ramsey, OF tho
same place. They attended the Wheel
ing fair one day and when they returned
home that evening they We're husband
and wife,
Charles Patterson was sent 20 Jail for
thirty days by Mayor Williams for
shooting a revolver into an apple butter
kettle az his mother'l home. The ball
lodged In the wooden Htirrer or tho re-
suit might have been serious.
The sound money club ball In the First
ward last night was a great success and
puts that club In good shape. Thu
blackburn Cadets" met last night TO
select Il uniform and drill. The boys are
coming along nicely.
A young son OF Charles Miller, IN the
First ward, was seriously Injured We'd
nesday by falling from q coal tipnle,
near his homc. lie III upon his head
and Is quite badly hurt.
The Recherche club will give their
second select dance next Tuesday night
In Armory hall. Music will be furnish
cd by Prof. Charles K!llrneycr.
b. F. Cockayne and family, Of Tifin.
are In the city 10 intend the funeral OF
Mrs. Cockayne's father, MIR. Charles
BrOckmnr.
Mrs. John a. Gnllaher has returned
TO her home In the Fifth ward, after
visiting relatives In Marietta.
Miss Emma Grella has returned to
her home In the Fifth ward, after WIS.,
iting friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss Flora Schick entertained last
night in honor Of her cousin. who will
leave Bnortly LOT. lnulINo-
Miss BERTHE Balera has returned home
from New Castle, Pa, where she spent
a few days with relatives.
Miss Mary Collins. Of New Martins
Vile, Is the guest OF friends md rela-
lives in the First ward.
Judge J. u. briggs, OF Bridgeport,
pissed through the city yesterday on
his way 10 " oOdsfeld.
Thomas Rosser has gone TO New Mar
tlnsvllle 10 superintend some street paw
Ing for his father.
Meyer Herzherg. wife and baby, re-
turned yesterday to their homo In SIS
tcrsvlllc.
Lou CrIppen has returned from Stcu-
benville, after visiting friends In that
city.
The street commissioner had a force OF
men OF work on Belmont street yester-
day.
Mrs. A. ]. Walkers, OF New Lisbon. IL
the guest OF friends and relatives in this
city.
Richard Gllkinson has returned from
Fairmont, where he has been working.
W. L. Hamilton has returned from
Flushing. where he has been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Leve, OF Sistersvllle,
are the guests OF friends In tho city.
Richard Kane. OF Dunkirk, Ind, Is
the guest OF relatives in tho city.
Charles Jones. OF McKeesport, Is the
guest OF friends In the city.
". C. ~Thornberry is spending a week
at Glencoe with relatives.
There was nothing new at the mayors
court yesterday.
Yesterday was pay day at the blast
furnace.
Frank Fletcher has gon to FaIrmOnt
to work.