The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-27
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Aiisorls ofLOeai News ana coup From
the Glass CITY.

the Glass CITY.
A. H. Mitchell. ESQ., OF ST. clalrsville,
one Of the candidates for representative
was In the city yesterday. All Mitchell
is splendid fellow and was prosecut-
Ing attorney for two terms. Al his
home another splendid gentleman wants
to be representative In the person OF C.
c. Carroll and they have determined on
n contest for the home delegation.
Whichever one secures that viii be a
candidate, but the uncertainty ns to
that home contest handieaps both gem
tlemen, In the meantime 1t Is conced-
ed on all sides that Thomas L. Lewis.
OF Bridgeport, will lead all competitors
for that place. but II Is difficult 10 ilg-
tlre the requisite ilfty-sevcn votes ~!
/ him, and II. b. Armstrong, who halls
! from the southern portion of the coun-
/ ~, Is growing stronger every day In
his canvass for the place, and at this
stage OF the preliminary canvass II
looks like Lewis or Armstrong 10 sue
coed Hon. j. +. blackburn, who dropped
into the state food commIssionership.
Ayoung man, native OF Japan, viii
deliver a lecture next Tuesday even
ing. at the Christian church, subject,
Empire OF the Rising Sun" The
young man Is attending college at
Bethany and delivers this lecture SO as
to be able TO pay his expenses through
college. He intends to return to Japan
as missionary when he completes his
education.
DR.. ]. d. MofHat Will deliver the class
address I'm the First Methodist Eplsco-
| pal church tomorrow evening. This
promises to be an intellectual treat, end
as Il is u new feature In connection
| with the commandments the high
school is taking an active interest In 1t.
The lecture is free 20 the public.
Judge ]. W. Holllngsworth appointed
! =. B. Armstrong and George Jepson as
new members OF the jury commission,
and they met at st. Clairsville this
week, together with Walter Darrah and
Hon. David Wagner, the other two
members OF the commission.
Mrs. Lizzie S1tterwaite. wife Of DR..
S. T. Satterwaite. died at their home In
Fargo, North Dakota, Tuesday, and the
remains are on the way to this county
now, for interment. She was sister OF
Rev. DR.. Alexander. OF st. Clairsville,
and the funeral will take place there to-
morrow or Saturday.
There was a very pleasant dance IN
Armory hall. last evening, given by u
number OF young men OF this city.
About fifteen couple were present and
an enjoyable evening was spent by all
those present. Anton La Roche fur
nished the music.
The Democratic county committee will
meet here Saturday to tx the time and
place for their county convention. There
~ hi 1atRr- AHfu hVtA a.
may crafty the ambition OF few who
want their names printed on the bal
lots.
John Frost was taken 20 St. Clairs-
vile yesterday by Marshal Bahra to
serve fine Of SIS and costs This IS the
chap that struck Mrs. West In the face
and broke her nose, Monday afternoon.
Frank Maxwell, formerly OF this
city, but now ticket agent for the
Pennsylvania company, In the Euclid
avenue depot. in Cleveland, was calling
on his friends in the city yesterday.
Editor James r. Alexander, OF the
woodsfield Spirit, and DR.. G. A. Keep
ers, the head OF the Republicans o. that
county, were both in Bellaire yesterday.
AIr.George Mertz has placed some fine
flowers In the city park at the expense
Of the different orders or the city, which
have mounds In the park.
william Schramm. a glass worker
who has been working in Montreal,
Canada, has returned TO his home in
this city. for the summer.
There will be festival tomorrow
evening. in the city hall. by the Second
Methodist Episcopal church, for the
bench: OF the church.
The members OF the German Reform
ed church are making preparations for
a fair and festival. 10 be held the third
week OF next month.
John Dubois Left yesterday for Rock
ford. Ills, to attend the synod OF the
United Presbyterian church In session
at that place.
Miss Bertha Heinz. OF Chicago. who
has been visiting Miss Minnie Steger.
loft yesterday for Pittsburgh, to visit
relatives.
william X. Crozier was seriously hurt
by being caught by the cars In Heath.
ington's upper coal mine, yesterday.
Miss May Devault. OF woodSheld. o.,
Is the guest OF friends and relatives In
this city.
MISS Julia ogle. an aged lady OF the
Third ward. is confined to her home,
quite III.
There VIII be an "Avoirdupois" Social
I'm the First Presbyterian church to-
night.
Miss Dora Gennlus. of New Martins
willie. Is spending few days In this
city.
charles Herman. Of Cincinnati, is
the guest OF the family OF A. Herzberg,
wills De Haas, OF Washington. D. c..
lie the guest OF friends here.
The steel works and plate mill went
on yesterday morning.
Max Herzberg is the guest OF friends
In Massillon.
c. c. Kelly left yesterday for Red
Key, Ind.