The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-24
nELIAIRR
All Sorts OFL.Ooai Nsws ana GOIIiP From
the RIass CITY.


the GLASS city.
The Fourth OF July celebration here
on Monday. the 9Th. will b. an immense
nnalr. and the nojectOrs. NeSETH. o. y.
Mason and +. a. Jackson, together with
Mcssrs J. A. Green. T. S. Mason, G..
Rumbach. A. J. Rietz and c. l.. DriggS,
the heads OF the finance committee IN
their respective wards. are working
daily and meeting with the greatest en-
couragement. Over $500 has been sub
scribed. and there VIII be great par
Rde Of business men. fremen and others
In the forenoon. and In the afternoon
there will be races by the nremen, by
bicycle riders, BAH games and other
amusements on the commons. II the
weather is fine there will be an im-
mense crowd attracted here, and they
will be amply repaid. for the full pro-
gramme includes about everything IN
the catalogue OF sports or amuscmenth.
The township school board has Sc
lected teachers for al the county
schools In this vicinity except one. The
Distric, No. i, p. l. Ring. West
Wheeling: No. ]. ]. g. Myers, West
Wheeling: No. ., Charles L. Ruble; No.
3, John n. Anderson; No. 4, r. y.
Grow: No. s. T. Z Workman; no. 8. j.
y. Deafenbaugh; No. :, II. =. Hathorn;
No. S, -; No. 3, c. z. Timberlake;
No. 10 ]. y. Miller: No. II, s. II. De-
long.
The tenor OF all the speeches made by
the Democratic orators here on Tues
day was in the direction Of calamity,
and upon this thoy fed their hearers
II was queer music IN community
where ali OF the Industries ARE running
fuu or are closed down TO enlarge the
capacity 20 that they can take care Of
the Increasing business. But queer t0oa
II takes 10 enl!veR the BrJan-DeDs
wings OF "the grand old Democratic
party"
w. J. Kirkpatrick, one Of the dele
gates from this city TO the Republican
state convention was the member OF the
district committee on rules. In the Sc
lection OF the state central committee
man L. c. SedgWick had 20 OF the ~
votes as against Walter B. Shotwell,
who was put up by Harrison county
John RYAN, arrested here for stealing
a coat and vest and jumping his board
blll at Cambridge, was taken back TO
that place. where the mayor nned MIN
$50 and costs, $3.50 in all, and IN detault
he was sent TO the workhonse TO 90
duty on the stone pile
George weStlake left yesterday Tor
East Liverpool and New Cumberland:
He will make arrangements Tor one OF
those base ball teams TO come 10 ms
city for the Fourth OF July celeoration-
Mrs. George Boyce, OF Gas City. who
has been visiting friends and relatives
here for few days past, VIII leave To-
morrow for Epworth PARK, TO spend the
summer.
Miss Bertha Wilson returned yester-
day to her home In Columbus AFTER VS.
iting her uncle, George Walters, IN ms
city. Charles Walters accompanied her
home.
The new Queen city, bound for Gin
clnnal, VIII pass down by this city:
several from this city are talking OF
making the round trip on this steamer.
There viii be a game Of base ball this
afternoon on the Commons between tae
clerks on Union street and the ones on
Belmont street
They have q postofice war on down
ut Shndyslde, where one iacton NSat
the ofice moved and another want II
left where It is.
Mrs. O. H. Young and daughter, HI
dn, returned yesterday rom a pleaS IN
visit with friends and relatives IN SIS
tersville.
Mrs. D. W. Cooper and son arc visit
ing friends and relatives In hansneio-
They viii remain for few weeks.
John Schleritzauer has returned home
form Washington. Pa, where he has
been working for some time past
william Smith, of Piedmont, ". va,
IL spending a few days with relatives
and friends in the Third ward
William Hoffman Will leave Friday
Sor PIttsburg. TO spend few days with
his sister. Mrs. ]. ". Howell.
Jack Harris is the proud father OF a
fine girl baby at his home in the Fourth
ward. Its the first born
clifford Myers has moved his family
from the Third ward TO Gravel Hiu to
reside.
A child named Chllders, west OF town.
fen and broke its arm yesterday after
noon.
The medical board Of pension exam.
incrs met yesterday in regular session.
Miss b. Geary and Miss B. Nonan LETT
yesterday for Chicago Ill
J.F. GMdea IS able to be out after
ten days illness