The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-11

please keep your eye OIL young Gar
rc,, 4. Hobart, jr,, says the New York
world. You viii hear from him again,
n,s't Jump at the conclusion, either,
mai il Nil, be because his father is Vice
President Of The United States. Young
yr Hobart is not doing business under
MIS- .athcr's name. He is ont severely
mr himself aud tt Is no stretching OF the
truth to say that he is making u noise
IN the world, ebcHNse he has gone Into
the electric bcti business.
Young MIR Hobarts ase IS lust twelve
wears You may be surprised at this
when you hear that hs has never been
10 school, and that he gets all his learn
Inc from goVyrnesS But don't snifT
a. the Young nltn hccauEv he has o gOv-
Srness when he is old enough TO be Ia
school For one lhipg he mas learned
already much more than many persons
out Of SehOn! aud college VIII ever get TO
know,
but the principal theme ot this story
Is how young MI Hobart has gone into
business He is So deep in 1t that he has
mad hli!heai% printed, bearing the firm
Electricians" the Go" being young
Ned Van Ripper.
Mr. Hobart. jr., got the electric bell
idea about q year ago, when a tull-
Nsdced electrician rugged up the bells in
his fathers house, After The job was
ali complete the story goes in Paterson,
Young Mir Hobart ripped them out, and
mi them all back again after hts own
ideas,
He did so well that his father almost
wished II had becu failurC.aheCaus
every man who came around looking for
a consuIShip ora postOtilce or some 9TH
Or sort OF federal soft snap raised n
rumpus in the house Just AZ soon as he
laid his finger on the door bell
/; was observed by the Hobart family
that young Garry was plunged In deep
thought on the trip to Washington. He
saF Muffin when they asked what
was the matter or II he was sick, aud II
was noticed that as soon as he laid eye
uron Major Mckinley he frightened
percepubly.
II Was on Thursday when hcwas pre-.
scntcd. and after the ceremony he sided
IN 20 his tather.
II wonder" he murmHrcd. whether
Mr. Mex iuley wouldn't hire me to Keep
the electric bells In the white house in
order
4 don't krow. Garry said his father,
laughing, md after paiting the boy on
the head no went over TO talk to
Sfephrn z. Elliins. As soon as be was
ort of range Garry watched his chance
and slipped over towards tho President.
Pretty soon he spoke to him, and after
Listening for 4 moment with look OF
in.rcylgl!iy thu President began to smile.
Then Garry rctreutCd with broad grin
and the President moved on laughing
softly to himself
Lac IN the afternoon the President
came IN 10 Mr. Hobart.
Your boy" ne said. has made formal
apalIeatien 10 keep The bells In the white
house in repair during my administra-
An And then the two fell to laughing
" Put Il was no Joke to Garry. He was
serious, Il wa4 business with him. But
there Is some doubt whether he will get
,Ec spbni1tulcnt. because the President
will probably have the froHt-door bell
md All the Others within reach taken
OH, for the next few days so that he ana
Mrs Mckinney can get little sleep,
Their the private watchmen vii only
nave 10 keep oiiice-sceNcrs from climb
,ns, through the windows or dropping
dovn the ch!mncys from balloons
But n you chance TO see young Mr..
Hohart's bIliheads blossom with the an
pouucemcnt, Consulting bell-hanger al
the white house" you can rest assured
that he has connected with the Joo'