The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-13
HELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local Nsws aud Gossip From
tho Glass City.

All sorlN OF Lochl NeHb hhu NoAHP tA""'
the Glass City.
The miners at schick g. Turnbull's
were waited upon by . committee and
asked to join In the general strike, but
they continued at work all day yester-
| day and there was no authentic word
| that they would not go back to-day. II
] IL generally expected. however, TINT II
| the strike Is prolonged. these men Will
come out. As II Is the strike cannot eff
feet them. for II the miners win these
men will be paid the advance from the
date OF the strike. and II they go out
they lose whatever can be made In the
meantime.
Senator Charles n. Hagg. OF Cadiz. o..
was in town yesterday morning, looking
| at a lot OF hides at Steger's warehouse
| In the Second ward, and while 30 en-
gagged he was attacked by dog and
| bitten on the right hand badly. DR.. d.
W. Boone dressed the injuries and did
not seem TO fear any bad results, but
| the senator left town somewhat uneasy.
Mayor williams fined the four boys
who were arrested charged with rob-
bling the premises OF Frank Collard,
yesterday, dollar and costs, The light
fine was made on account OF the boys
age. ]. A. Gallaher defended the boys.
who admitted they were lettering
around the premises.
William Hemphill. delegate from the
| Epworth League 10 the convention at
Toronto. Canada wilnIeaye tomorrow.
| Miss Clara Moore and Miss Maud
RowleB will accompany him. Mr.. II. A.
Llchtenberger and wife leave to-day on
n pleasure trip to the same point, with
others.
The new letter boxes for the free de-
livery services, arrived yesterday and
the work OF placing them In position
will probably begin to.day Friday Is
the day the service is to start.
The Bellalre Steel Company has all
OF the sataried men employed In the
plant now in charge as foremen. and
they are rushing the work on the new
plant.
Mrs. Mary Weisenburger, OF ST. Paul,
Mimi, came In last evening from her
home at that place. She viii leave this
! morning for Washington, ID. c.
]. W. Gillespie, who has been selling
"Redpath's History" In this city. for
several days past. will leave to-day for
Woodsiield. whore he will work.
Mack Criswell, OF Youngstown. who
has been spending a few days in this
city, left yesterday, for Beverly. to Join
the Buckeye Fishing Club.
The family OF G. II. Dankworth, Of
the Fourth ward. will probably 90 TO
Bethesda this week TO remain for the
summer.
Edward La Roche has accepted po-
sItlon as travelling salesman for +. W.
Banner, the music dealer, OF Wheeling.
Frank Frallnger. who has been work.
ing at Gas City, Ind. for the past WIN
ter. Is in the city TO spend the summer.
II. W. Burrows. the contractor. has
finished the work on % new school house
at Woodsheld. and Is at home again.
Miss Clyde Bell has returned home 10
Steubenville, after visiting the Misses
stegerln. In the Second ward.
Miss Nellie McGrsw. OF Washington,
Pa, Is visiting her cousin, Miss BERTHE
Scott, Of the Fourth ward.
Harry Lnzure has returned to his
home In Gas City. Ind. after visiting
his parents In this city.
Max Herzberg came home yesterday,
from Slstersville, where he spent a few
days with friends.
Carl Fletcher has gone TO Epworth
Park. where he Will remain for the
heated term.
A. p. Bronson. OF Cleveland, Is In the
city on business.