The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-07

AllsoFtS uELOcAI NSwI aul GOs,lp From
the Glass CITY.

lust ulknI 10 attend the meeting or
Hope COmmRndery. The honors were
conferred upon Auditor Madison AL
dredge, tho COmmRndery work was in
spected by Sir Il. T. Pecklnbnugh, OF
wooster, and u banquet was held at the
Clarendon hotel. During the evening
Rev. John T. Foster. who recently be-
came Sir knight, was presented with
handsome Knights Templar uniform,
sire OF the fellow members. IT came
rrv' .thO NJ. c. Lilly Company, through
NJ. n. Mercer.
W. A. Hunt, Esq. OF st. Clalrsvllle,
has authorized the announcement that
he Is a candidate for state senator, and
he will mako lively hustle for that
nomination, but Frank B. Archer Will
also 20 out to win, the contest Will
bring out lively vote Mt the primaries.
There are four counties In the district
but Belmont and Columblnna have the
strongest claims, II both are divided
in their support Of candidates, then
Jefferson. which will DO solid for H. N.
Welday for second term, will be right In
line for the lightning to strike. In this
county. however, the fellow who gets
the mAjodlty OF delegates VIII likely get
all Of them.
Senator Charles NJ. HogG was in the
city yesterday again. He buys wool,
hides, etc. from local dealers here, ana
says Il Il not often he comes to Bellaire
that he noes not leave $1,000 or more.
The recent wool deal he made with n
Boston man at @ cents per pound was
fnhlly closed this week, and the amount
OF wool taken at that price was s,sVO
pounds.
Mrs. Jennie Rays, n daughter Of Capt.
N. H. Rowles, OF this city, yesterday Sc
cured u verdict for $500 against the
Cleveland, Lorain < Wheeling Railroad
for damages. The suit grew out OF a
collision between a street car ana yard
engine at Bridgeport. Mrs. knys ana
q sister being In the car.
Expressman Piper met with an aeci-
dent yesterday morning. He was maui
ing a load OF wheat for Thomas Ault
up from the lower wharf when his
horses started to back and upset the
wagon, throwing the wheat into the
river. II was all saved.
Charles HalIett and wife left poster
day morning for Los Angles, Cal, where
Mr.. HAllstt goes AZ a delegate to tine
Railroad Conductors convention from
the wheeling Divicion No. 2ss.
Chris, se1ausr, the Belmont stree
druggist carried Oh 1.-THE first prize IN
the bowling contest at the outing OF tine
Druggists' Association at Wheeling
Park Wednesday,
A steamboat with caliope towing q
show boat attracted large crowd TO
the river front yesterday afternoon ana
evening by tho cAlIope playing several
tunes.
The members Of the graduating class
have handed in their orationG to the
superintendent Hlrcady. They arc max
Ing arrangements for the commence
menG
Mr.. and Mrs. Herzberg left yesterday
for MaSsillon TO attend the funeral OF
Mn. HerzberE's brother Herman
Marks, who died suddenly at that place.
The Enterprise club OF thu A. II. p.
church will give an entertainment this
evening in tho City hall. A prize VIII
be given the winner in the cake Walk.
The Gravel Hin Literary and Social
club mot last evening and we're pleas
antly entertained by Rev. q. W.
Holmes and wife.
The Sabbath school convention that
hns been held In Martins Ferry the
past two days have been well attended
from this city.
Seller Eaton, Of Wheeling Island Is
working in the Western Union once IN
this city during the absence OF G. e.
Koplln.
Cant. ]. T. Lane and wife returned
home Yesterday from GAINESVILLE where
they attended Mr.. Lanes brothers run
eral.
Michael MsGrnTl and Win. Conway
are homo from Baltimore where they
have been working in the glass house.
DIR. ]. Park West, who IL candidate
for Pension Examiner, Is IN WashlhB-
ton City seeing the powers that De.
The trades assembly are arranging
very interesting programme Tor their
concert on the 2lst OF this month
Mrs. Meyer Herzberg came up yester-
day from SlsterSyllle to spend a rev
days with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Hettie Rowe left yesterday for
steubenville and Pittsburgh where she
will visit friends and relatives.
E. w YeriAn, an express messenger
ON the Cleveland & Plttsburg line Is on
duty for few days.
Father Wehrle has moved into his
new home on Guernsey street opposite
the Catholic church.
Miss GoldIe Moore, OF wellsburg, W.
Va. is spending few days with rela-
tlves In this city.
Mrs. Walter Mansell has returned to
Bethay after pleasant visit with rela-
tIves in this city.
Mrs. II. W. Bahra and children have
gone 10 Pittsburgh TO visit friends and
relatives.
Fred. Grim. Of East Liverpool, is
spending a few days with friends In
this city.
Henry Harris Ia the happy father OF
new baby at his home in the Third
ward.
Mrs. D. w. Boone has returned from
a visit with her relatives Mt Beaisville.
Charles Smith, OF Darlington, Is visit
Ing friends and relatives In this city.
The men in the steel works Will re-
cclve their pay tomorrow.
Miss Ida Norris is the guest Of rcla-
tlves In Martins Ferry
John Parks went to Toronto yester,
day on business trip.
Mrs. Lizzie Long has gone to Pitts.
burgh to visit relatives.