The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-15
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y iii. Cia.s CITY,
John 7. Fulton, OF warnock. has been
Slndicatcd by his church sessl0n at that
place, 10 which his case had been re-
fefred. II viii be remembered that he
was one OF the young men who In
CURED the dlsplcasurc OF the faculty. OF
the Allegheny theological seminary,
which was Investigated by the local
presbytery. Tho st. CiaIrsville preBby-
terry Will meet at bridgeport March y
TO take action Upon the Gaze, and his
friends will be pleased TO learn that In
all probability his license Will be re-
newed. NTf
There r. some talk here among the
bicycllstS OF organizing a club for tho
coming season. Quite " number OF new
wheels have mRdc their appearance on
the streets and o club OF several hun
dred OF n membership could be organ
lied here. tH,
August PouGh, a farmer who lives
Just below town, came to town yester-
day with quite u heavy load OF wheat
and in crossing the street car tracks
In lower town one OF tho wagon wheels
caught and was badly wrecked,
Mead township Republicans on Sat-
urtiay nominated Walter Simpson for
trustee, Henry Fish. clerk, and W. II.
Dny. assessor. Frank McFadden was
nominated for assessor In the BUSINESS
burg precinct.
d. W. Cooper, the Democratic cnndi-s
date for mayor. IL probably the strong
est man that could have been named for
the place. and no doubt he Will find sup
port outside Of his party.
James Du Bo!s, the ilve-year- son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Du Bois, has
been so seriously III that a consultation
Of doctors was held yesterday concern
Ing his condition,
The fire department. was called out
yesterday TO cxtingulsh q small blaze
at the home OF Louis Pelky, In the
Fourth ward. Little damage was done.
Joseph Manseif, who has been con-
fined to his home In the Fourth ward
for several weeks past, Is somewhat i'm
proved and will be out In few days.
Rev. Chas. NJ. Watson has returned
home from Allegheny, where he has
been visiting his sister, who Is seriously
III with the typhoid fever.
DR.. Starkweather win be here this
week from his horne ut Buffalo, n. y,
where he has been for the past two
months quite III.
The pupils in the public schools have
been making preparations for an enter
tninment which they will give in the
near future.
M y. Scatterday and wife and Mrs.
Wiley Wilson, OF Kelsey's. are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Green, In the First
ward. i.,ai
John AIotter will return to-day to
SmithilelG. W. Va, after spending few
days with his family In this city.
Miss Title Venison, or Pittsburgh, Is
spending n few days with her parents
In the Fourth ward.
few days with their daughter, Miss
Maude, at Alliance.
Mrs. Elizabeth NcKlrahan md Mrs.
Mary Hatcher, OF Belmont, are visiting
friends in the city.
Miss Anna Witty is confined to her
home in the Fifth ward quite Ill with
the typhoid fever.
Miss Blanche HaNoweil. OF Cam
bridge. Is the guest OF friends and rela-i
tives In this city.
The Louis Long property in the Sec
ond ward will be offered at sherlff's
sale Tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary Wallace, OF the Fifth ward,
has returned from visit with friends
at PowhataE
Hon. L. B. Armstrong was in the city
a short time yesterday While on his way
to Columbus.
Mrs. Rev. Walter ManseN, who has
been III for some time past, is much i'm
proved.
The Imperial Athletic Club held a
meeting last evening at their club
room.
Miss Elizabeth Cummins is confined
to her home by a severe spraiH OF the
ankle.
NJ. L. Marsh will go to Warrington
this week, where he will open a jewelry
store.
John Hopkins has purchased fine
team Of sorrel horses from Alex Ogle.
George Westlake is visiting friends
and relatives In Fa!rview, W. Va.
Walter Darrah, Of St Clairsyille, was
In the city yesterday.