The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14
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All SORTS OF Local New. aud Golsip FROM
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All SORTS or Local Nswa aud GOIsip FROM
the GLASS CltY.
There was a party Of rather dlstln-
guished newspaper men In the city this
morning and they called al the Inde-
pendent office Sylvester seoyel. q spe-
clal correspondent OF the New York
World, and the gentleman who aehiey-
ed fame as q correspondent Of the
Pittsburgh Dispatch during the Cuban
war where he Travelled with the insur-
gent army, and again IN the contest OF
the Greeks and Turks, was sent here on
a special mission by the World, TO write
up the great conflict OF the coal miners
and a worse bored man could not be
found IN the town. He could, OF course,
find plenty Of material for an INTEREST
ing letter as 10 the general condition OF
miners and others In the Ohio valley,
and he Is fertile enough to make nice
story OF It ALL But there was no sign
OF war and he had never visited more
peaceful locality. With him was Mr.. w.
T. WIkofI, an excellent representative
OF the Columbus Dispatch, who was
modest and quiet, but quite as much at
sea as 10 any serious trouble here.
They were chaperoned by r. Mather
Archer, the versatile aud hustllng city
editor Of the Wheeling Intelligencer Mr..
Archer and Mr. Scovel carried Gamer
as. so as to be able TO catch the slight
est shadow Of a conflict, but the crisis
that had been reported could nowhere
be found. Mr.. Thomas V. Salisbury, OF
the Ohio Valley Workman. was also In
the party.
They made up a splendid party OF
gentlemen. whose newspapers would
lose nothing where there was anything
to find. But there was absolutely moth
ing outside OF a peaceful contest In one
branch OF the labor world, and the cam
eras could play only upon the rich fields
OF grain, the fertile hills and the boun-
teous gardens OF the finest part OF the
best valley along the ohio.-Bellaire In
dependent
The families from Bellaire occupying
cottages at Epworth Park, are Mrs.
James Fltton. Mr.. Baker, r. C. Faris, ].
H. Mcdonald, II. s. McGregor, Mr..
Grouse. ]. Kelly. ]. W. CARRIER, Mr.
Wlgheld, Anna Faris, Mrs. Harrison, L.
d. Stephens, c. e. strahL Mr.. Cole, Of
Martins Ferry. Is occupying Mr.. VIII
Jenkins cottage. Mr.. George aud Tom
Boyce came In from Indiana and Joined
their families here Sunday.
The Union Sunday School picnic
which was postponed from the fifth to
a later date, will be given tomorrow
az Epworth Park. A large crowd from
this city will attend II the weather per-
mIts.
1t,,t,t-. wa. - It-,sbtr,,on pa
who has been working at Hartford City,
Ind. came In yesterday. to spend few
days with his sister, Mrs. w. J. Nor
rlson, In the Fourth ward.
Miss Mary Sanders left to-day, for
Cleveland, where she will meet Miss p.
=. Taylor and go from there to Bay
View, Michigan, to remain for month.
Mrs. AZ. A. Sanders will leave to-
morrow, accompanied by Miss Maude
Potts, of Moundsville, for Michigan,
where they will spend a few weeks.
Robert Lawrence has gone to Frank
ton. Ind. TO spend a few weeks with
his wife. who Is visiting her parents at
that place.
Harry Dunaway, who has been work.
ing at Marion, Indiana, came in Mon
day. from that place, to remain for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Ola Sinclair, OF the Fifth ward,
who has been visiting at Almira, n. Y,
for seyral weeks past, has returned
home.
The Stewart Enamellng Company
have put three turns to work at their
factory, each turn working eight hours.
L. W. Gilcher received word yester-
day. from his wife at Marietta, stating
that his little son was seriously ILL.,
William Norris, who has been work.
ing In Indiana, the past winter. has re-
turned to his home in this city.
William Smith and wife, OF Marion,
Ind, are the guests OF the family OF C.
Dunaway, In the Fifth ward.
Miss Bessie briggs is home from
pleasantfvislt with friends and relatives
in Woodsfield and Stafford.
Hanson Tyler. who has been visiting
his parents at Haymarket. Va, return
ed to this city yesterday.
Miss Nellie schlck. OF switzer, Ind,
is the guest Of Miss Berthe Schaune-
felt, In the Second ward.
Willie Martin and wife, OF Manning
ton, W. Va, are the guests OF relatives
in the Fourth ward
Miss sisson. Of Elm Grove. W. Va, Is
the guest OF Mrs. William Mccoy, IN
the Fifth ward.
II. A. Lichtenberger and wife left for
Toronto, Canada, 90 spend n week at
that place.
Nttss Tianche TonnehiiI has gone 10
Barnesville to spend the summer with
relatives.
NJ Graft has gone to Warren, Ohio.
to spend a few days with his family.
j. II. Mcdonald is at Bethesda, spend
Ing few days with his family.
Miss Alice Grossley. OF sandusky. Is
the guest OF friends In this city.