The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14
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Ausorts OK Local NewI aud Gossip About
the Glass city.

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The city board of education Is now
| puZZling itself over how to provide more
| school room without going to the ex-
pense Of new buildings just ut this time,
/ There are slX school buildings proper
and the Kelly homestead has been turn
ed into school building. Still some OF
the rooms are overcroWded and It will be
necessary after while to build additions
at least to some Of the buildings. This is
\ very gratifying in showing good,
| heakhful growth IN population, and
! when money gets more plentiful there
VIII be no hesitation In providing COM
Portable room for all.
AIRS. Julia A. Tallman died at he
home Of her son. James G. Tallman, esq,
yesterday at noon, In the elghty-seventh
year OF her age. Death was due to the
| fralltleS of age. Her husband met a
cruel death on the railroad near the
| Crystal glass works some two years ago.
md since then Mira. Tailman failed rap
idly. She was an estlmable woman. The
funeral Will take place tomorrow morn
ing, when the remains win be taken to
Bethesda for interment.
The stockholders in the Central Ohio
railroad seem to be dissatisfied over the
action OF the officers Of that road In their
| dealing with the receivers Of the Bald-
| more & Ohio, and are encouraging the
| independent action begun at Baltimore
| for an accounting OF the earnings OF the
| Central Ohio. There are many OF these
stockholders scattered about this section.
but then the Baltimore & Ohio owns a
majority OF the stock.
Bellaira and the Electric Railway
| Company are about to lock horns, be-
cause the latter will not run its cars The
| fill length OF the line on Sundays. The
company takes the position that the city
cannot make them run any cars on sun
| day let alone how far they shall run
| them, and the first point scored seems TO
be in favor Of the Electric Railway Com
pany.
James Benson, an old river man, and
especially well known to those who have
| crossed the river ut Bensons ferry,
/ north OF town, where for over q quarter
| az a. century lie wac IN charge OF the
boat. Is at the point OF death at his home
in this city; will perhaps be dead when
this is read.
There are about q dozen felony cases
from this city to be Investigated by the
grand Jury next week and these are
| about all the cases OF that character they
| have on hands, There are number OF
| equity cases set for hearing before the
Judge while the grand jury Is in session.
The dance to be given by the Mercan-
| tile Club this evening. in Armory hall, in
honor OF q number OF young ladies who
are visiting in the city, will be well at
tended by the young people OF the city.
| Visitors are expected from wheeling
and Martins Ferry.
The school teachers all received two
| weeks pay yesterday, they having re-
Il lFVNa "a (
Is the reason for only receiving part OF It..
Lou Mason has been appointed game
warden for this section and will make 1t
warm for violations OF the law, which he
| has been reading extensively lately.
c. w. Beute, editor Of the Belmont
! Banner, returned yesterday morning
! from trip to Columbus, where he has
been spending few days.
Mayor williams turned $50 into the
| city treasury from the receipts OF his
| office the last month.
Tomorrow IS pay day for the employees
| OF the Cleveland. Loraln & wheeling
railroad, in this city.
Mrs. Frank Lawn has returned to her
home in Pennsylvania, after visiting
relatives In the city.
Miss Mary shannafelt went to Pitts
burgh yesterday, TO visit her sister, Mrs,
Edward Merydith
The Progress Club viii give Il select
hop In Armory hall, on the evening Of
| January 2lst
A. y. Bronson. OF Cleveland, Is in the
city buying goods from the stamping
company
Mlqs Blanche Martin, OF Moundsvlllc,
ia the guest OF friends and relatives in
the city
Mrs. George II. Muth 10 the guest OF
friends and relatives In New Matamorns.
Miss Beatrice Irwin, OF MARITIME Fer
~, IS tho guest Of relatives In the city.
Misc Lucy Davis entertained n few OF
her friends last evening, az her home.
Miss Lizzie Phillips has returned from
a Visit with friends In slstersyllle.
Mrs Charles Whitman, Of Bsllefon-
talne, is visiting In the city.
+ ?. Barber will put In a full line Of
wall paper IN his store.
mrs. s. c. Gaus, OF Aloundsyille, is tho
guest OF relatives herc.-
Mis- Elizabeth CUMMING VIII enter
tain the Gravel I'm Literary and Social