The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
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AlisSrls % L6eai NeWs ana COItlp Prem
liiS Glass CTS,
Jacob AIDE, hla wife, q daughter ana
son and 4 mel Shljor't daughter, who Wa
spending the night u the ACE helnvi
were all murdered and the house qnfn'
ed down last week, about ton miles from
NarhSlilc. Tenn. Ado lived m this city
yenfs ago, hut he and hI8 family jolteu
q colony OF Germans from this city dhq
Martins Ferry about twenty years ago
and they Ill went 70 Tennessee. where
they settled on farms, AIDE was Well-to.
do, owned about 400 acres Of land ana
had stools ana money be8ldeA The
cause Of the murder u not known, but
the theory 10 that robbers desired 10
hide evidence Of their presence. The
bodies and ashes Of the Victims were
found among the charred remains OF the
burned house except the body OF the boy,
II was found some distance away, the
head almost severed from the body. and
other bruises, leaving no doubt Of the
presance OF r1ltrdgrerS, whose object no
doubt, was to secure Goome Of Ade'a
money.
There u . great deal OF silly nonsense
being printed about free delivery IN tins
city 1ust now. Bellair0 10 eligible, but
lbAAL AA0h aIEHANg lAAAAeh4 - - -
and that ID all there - Of Il, and this has
been the situation ever since last June
Tho department then wrote that the
system could not be extended because
OF q lack OF money, aud the department
has not since taken any action. A retlFs
I'M oflclal simply handed down q list
Of t0Wua eligible for free delivery for
the information OF his successor: q
newspaper correspondent saw the list,
made an item OF Il and got little mix
ed, and the facts have been mixed ever
since. There has be0n no Othctal com.
munlcatlon about the matter since last
summer,
There ID not enough interest manifest
IN the election that Will take place next
Monday. The people seem 20 forget
that although there are no big OttleeB 70
on that the members Of the school
board, the township trustees and the
city council have moro to do With the
ciRlg OF the county, state and nation
combined, There are men to elect to all
Of these local places and the people II1-
tefested should zee that the most capa.
BILE mon are pl1cs6 in charge OF the va
Riots local boards. That 10 the only way
10 secure the best local government.
The university class Of nearly one
hundred members rGcenuy organised
here, win meet next Monday night IN
gchbol hall, Mr., r. G. FariB 10 presl-
dent. Mr., Ellsworth Hibbs. secretary.
and Superintendent H. g, Williams, Of
the city schools, 10 instructor. The
class Is to meet every other Monday
night,
The dance to DO given by the Good
Samaritan club at the odd Fellows hall
next wednesday night will be well at
tended. as q number Of tickets have
been sold.
Prof Ferdinand Davis lectured 10 the
K. Of p. lodge yesterday afternoon et
the ElySIan theatre. A large number Of
outsiders were also present.
Miss Elizabeth Gallagher ls home
from Marietta, where she has been At
tending college. TO spend her spring va
cation.
The fine weather yesterday afternoon
brought q number Of people out ana
there was also number Of strangers IN
the city.
Mr.. Reece, travelling salesman for the
BellaIre Stove Company. ls home from
an extended trip In the interests Of that
fiFm.
The steel workers are disposing Of
number OF tickets for their concert g
the ElyOIan theatre on the night OF April
10.
Superintendent Anderson. Of the
wheeling schools, was IN the city yes
terday, calling on friends and relatives.
The Gravel Hill. literary and social
club viii hold their next meeting 1t the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs, J. D. southers.
Misses Daisy Johnson ana Lottle Kcl-
y left Saturday for Sistersville TO visit
Mrs George p. Worth at that place
Miss Frankie Ward Is home from col-
lege at Delaware 10 spend ten days with
her parents in the Fourth ward.
Abe HerzberG came In yesterday from
Columbus TO spend q few days with
friends and relatives In this city.
Miss Theresa Lentz left Saturday for
her home IN LloydsVllle to spend q week
with her parents,
Noses Edgar. OF BarnesvIlle, spent
yesterday the gusst OF relatives In the
Fourth ward.
Miss Margaret Mc9sw has gone to
Moundsvllle 10 visit friends and rela-
tives.
G. M. stewart and daughter, of Ale
Iheny,, are the guests OF relatives in this
city.
Max Loudo left yesterday for Pitts.
burgh, where he has secured position.
Mrs, Jacob Duga, OF Pittsburgh, Es the
guest Of relatives in this city.
The steel works will resume to-day.