The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11
RELLAIRE
An sorts OF Local News aud Gossip AbOut
the Glass City.

the Glass City.
1t was announced last Saturday, and
notices were posted at the Mill that
the steel works would resume work to-
day and this was followed with the
suggestion that Il was intended to run
right along for time, to see what
cSDld be done at the improved plant
The notices were either taken down or
form down for mischief later In the
dav, But whether the plant goes on
to-dav or some other day this week, II
seems altogether probable that the steel
works and the plate will be run Tor
some time and the second furnace -
TO DE started up by the end OF the
month.
Thornton Archer, son Of Frank Arch
or. was kicked by one OF the horses be-
LONGING 10 Charles Rodefer. who lives
below town, Saturday morning. Young
Archer was talking to Mr. Roueter'
who was seated upon his wagon when
one OF the horses let It's feet fly, eaten
ing the Archer boy ON the leg, kp2ck-
ing him down and stunning him Tor a
time. He was not hurt badly, put was
bruised severely on the leg.
The school library Is being replenish-
ed now by the committee selected by
the board OF education and a catalogue
OF all the books Is being printed IN the
local papers. The library Will be open
I'd Tomorrow to the public and each
schpoI day following, also on Saturday,
from / TO 4 o'clock p. m.
senator Charles NJ. Hogg and Hon.
Samuel X. Mclaughlin, who present.
ed the claims OF Harrison county wool
growers to the ways and means COM
mittee at Washington, are home. They
think the present committee viii frame
n conservative bill, but further than
this they say nothing.
John g. Hastings. the Petersburg
man with a quick process for turning
metal Into steel, who has been oper-
atlng here for a time on tools, leaves
to-day for Pittsburgh, where he VIII
exhibit his method to steel nanutac-
turers.
Hon. Newell X. Kennon,of st. Glars
vile. spent Saturday here, looking up
matters pertaining to some railroad
cases that may come up at the ap-
preaching term OF court, In which he is
attorney
Charles Rosser hes secured the con-
tract TO build water works in town
ln-Alabama and the boilers, stand
pipes, etc. are to be built by the
Standard Boiler G. Bridge Company, In
this city.
The farmers institute at st. Clairs-
VILE this week will attract a large
number OF candidates. Bellalre has
several asplrants IN embryo Just al
this time and for various offices.
Mrs. Theodore Burlette and children
left Saturday for their homse in st.
Louis, No. after spending several
| months with Mrs Burlette's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Leazure.
James r. Barr. Cambridge editor
accompanied by the Messrs Berry, OF
that town, were here Saturday even
ing. comforting with Food Commission
or Blackburn,
Several physicians from this city
will attend the meeting OF the Eastern
Ohio Medical Society at Steubenville
tomorrow,
Harry Carpenter spent yesterday Ir
| the city on his way TO Moundsville, af'
ter spending a week at HIS home In
Beallsvllle.
Miss Ora Dawson returned yesterday
| to her home in Martins Ferry, after Wis
ting friends in this city.
William HOFFMAN has returned from
Sistersviile, where he spent few days
with relatives.
Edward Hnnke has returned from
Hampton Junction, Va, where he has
been working.
Communion services were held al
the First Presbyterian church yester-
day morning.
Miss ora MiIllgnn has returned home
from a visit with friends in Martin:
Ferry.
An. r. W. Stephens and wife are the
guests Of their son, George. In Pitts
burgh,
James Maloncy, OF sis,ersville. spent
| yesterday the guest OF relatives ia thl.
city.
| Dr.. Dixon who has been quite I'LL fo'
some time past, Is able to be out again
Mrs Phillip Eberling. of Findlay I!
the guest OF relatives In the city.
William Mansell is able TO be out, at
ter a few days confinement.
Mrs. John Norris Is able to be ont
after a serious illness.
Theodore Seals has composed another
song,