The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-28
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All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip From
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The case OF ]. T. Fulton, the student
OF the Allegheny Theological Seminary,
who has had quite an experience in the
way of investigations of his conduct
with party OF others out Stunning"
met very discouraging situation at the
seminary last week. He was member
of the graduating iclass before he was
suspended, and when he went to the
seminary lastweek he found that the
class had decided that II Mr.. Fulton was
reinstated in that class they would re-
fuse to graduate with him, this year.
What will besdone is not now known.
The citytelectlon has not attracted .
great deal OF attention here SO far. but
the people ore sizing UP the various
candidates., and II there Is full vote
out as thereflikely will be, the Republic
can ticket will, In the main, win. For
the most part 1t Is stronger and COM
mends itself to the voters when the can
didates are compared in thoughtful
way. The campaign Is quiet and or
DERBY, only the fewest possible number
being exercised IN any way.
The matter OF new city building for
this city is claiming some attention, and
as the city Is without desirable hall
for public meetings 1t IS certain that q
building with good-siZed public hall
will come in{ tile regular course of
things. It is not in any way an issue
time because people generally recognize
baf tstl ~ 10. T..
4 a. j. Holt, OF this city, who served
three years as secretary of the North
eastern Ohio Volunteer Firemen's AS
ISOLATION, has just turned over to J. A.
Mcfarland the books and papers. The
secretary elected 10 succeed Mr.. Holt
declined to file q. bond and the secre-
tary was asked to continue, but declin-
ed further service, and Mr.. Mcfarland
was appointed for the unexpired term.
Messrs. Henry Landkrohn. of this
city; Sam. B. Piper, of GAINESVILLE, and
Henry n. Davies. of St. Clairsville. the
Soldiers Relief committee, have made
the semi-annual distribution OF funds.
S2,3T2 GO being apportioned to the relief
OF soldiers In the various townships and
towns in the county.
Hon. E. B. Armstrong came In from
Columbus Saturday evening, and went
to his home out the narrow guage In
the evening. He will return to-day and
thinks another month will see the end
OF the legislature.
Peter Manly, an old resident, aged
| seventy-seven years. died here Satur-
day, with pneumonia and will buried
this morning. A week ago he was as
well as usual.
This is vacation week in the city
schools instead OF next, as previously
arranged by the school board. The
change was made on account of the
flood.
Mrs. Matte 4. Kelly and her son
Jesse j., will take charge of the Wind
sor hotel this week, and will aim to
make it the popular hotel OF the city.
One OF the county bridges over Nc
Mahoa's creek in this city, is In good
repair and open for travel and the 9TH
er one will be in day or two.
Mrs. Louis Hell, whose attempt at
suicide by cuttingg her throat last week
was noted, is getting along. all right
now, and will recover.
Mail four days old reached the post
office here yesterday, but all the roads
now seem to be open and the trains run
ming on time.
Miss Mary Sanders is home from Al
lcahcny. where she is teaching, 10 spend
a weeks vacation with her mother.