davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
.
BELLAIRR
All sori, OF Local News aud Gossip Fro n,
the Gint, City, ~ st'f3e z

All Sort, OF Local News aud Gossip Fro
r. the Giats City.
The Republican county convention at
st. Ciairsvilie the last week OF this
month IL certain to be rather tame be-
cause Of the fact that most OF the Of
fcers TO be nominated are serving their
first term and Will be renomlnated
without any contest. Only one place
on the ticket seems 10 be open, and
that Is sheriff. For that place S. s..
Foreman. who Is acquainted with the
affairs OF the office under The excellent
administration OF Sheriff Darby. whose
second term Is closing, and F.sA. Dins-
more. an active Republican worker out
the Cleveland. Lorain C Wheeling, are
candidates. This Is the only place for
which two candidates are named. The
Democrats have not yet begun to talk
about matters, but In that line the off,
ces Will seek the man. It ID O strange
sight to see places hurting men when
so many men are hunting places.
Judge ]. W .Hollingsworth Is to de-
liver the address OF welcome at the cele-
bration Of the one hundredth nnniver-
sary. OF the Presbyterian church at ST.
Clairsville on Wednesday. Other cd
dresses will be made by Rev. W. L. Al
exander. Rev. Robert Alexander, Rev.
W. v. Miliigan, Mr.. William Alexander,
DR., Cunningham, of Wheeling, and DR..
Henry T. MccIelland.; of Pittsburgh.
The Knights OF Pythlas made SPLEEN
did turnout Sunday afternoon follow
Ing the showers to observe the custom
Of decorating the graves OF deceased
members. The u. r. band headed the
long column that marched to the cem-
etery on the hill. while faithful mem
bers with fragrant flowers visited other
cemeteries farther away. s
The American Mechanics yesterday
forwarded q contribution to the Sec
retary Of the treasury to aid In the
building of wrarships. This patriotic
order wants to see the United States
navy good and strong.
Mrs. Emma Porterfeld and Mrs. c. II.
Strahl went to Mt. Vernon yesterday
with the G. AZ R. e2cursionists, and
Commissioner ueorge NJ Wise also
went to attend o reunion OF the Forty
third o. v. l..
The Masonic fraternity at Woodsdale
are arranging for o. great demonstra-
tior on the 9th and have invited o
large number from this county and
from GAINESVILLE to be present.
Those who have cottages at Epworth
park have begun to fix them UP for.oc
cupancy for the season. That park will
be peopled to a greater extent this year
than ever before. 81
The Standard Boiler 6 Bridge Com
pany secured n $4,000 water works
contract at Sharpsvilie. Pa, last week
and begin work on 1t at once.
John Vandecantp had his right hand
badly mashed While at work In the Riv-
erside tube works Sunday evening.
Rev. J. 2. Fulton went to CadIz yes
terday, where his family has been
spending q couple of weeks.
The family Of Mr.. c. W. Dickens will
occupy their own home on Gravel hill
this week.
Gus Hopp moved his family to Loraln
yesterday. He has been working there.
The city council will hold Its regular
meeting this evening.
Mrs. ]. B.. Smith is visiting relatives
in Philadelphia.
ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
oooooooooo oooo2
! SPORT. !
BOXING

charley Johnson, who meets Charley
e,rrs In glove contest before thShfet.
rs,olltan Athletic Club. on Monday,
h,ac 20. Is, according to Philadelphia
,,p.rs, working hard to ut himself for
4. engagement and beside the. usual
,.u,ne he Is engaged as one OF the pace
,ak.rs for Joe WERNER. the famous
fiddle distance bicycle racer. This
Mould keep him In splendid form for o
to.las bout and by putting on a little
,r,,e steam he can easily reach the re-
,,,,.d weight. 142 pounds, at 3 o'clock
y m. on the dav, OF the. contest. N
Burns Is showing his sincerity, by go
M through severe course OF training
md the way he makes his sparrfng
sarlrers hustle In workouts, bodies III
Tor Phiadelphla's crack weller weight.
Those who Witnessed the former meet
Ink OF twenty rounds between these
rugged boxers, voted It one OF the
v,rnest exhibitions seen in this region.
and are anxious TO see them together
again for a longer route. The curtain
,aIsor 10 this sterling attraction will be
A treat In itself and Will consist OF q
wrestling match for a decision between
two Of the cleverest lads In the coun-
nv, and two s!x-round boxing bouts In
inducing Wheeling boys.
nj ~ j =
Charley Burns Is aware of;the big
contract he has to fill. and the severe
course Of training mapped out for his
a,lly work bears out this statement.
A person not familiar with the routine
necessary to condition boxer for a
long journey in the ring would think
he following rather laborious, but
Burns claims Ills only a pleasure for
hin 10 arise at $40 In the morning, put
on heavy sweaters and trot off on the
Pike for fifteen miles. Coming back,
trenchet with Precipitation, after q rub
down and hearty dinner, he Is ready for
the afternoon drill that consists OF bag
punching, rope skipping. dumb bell ex-
erc!se and twenty rounds Of lively box,
.ns with his sparring partner. He will
have no excuses to offer as far as con-
dillon Is concerned, and other things
being equal, 1t looks like even money
On the Fashion. Plate" next Monday.
Burns, who Is avery genial young fell
low, Is always pleased to see his friends
ard extends them an invitation to
watch him put on the finishing touches
every afternoon at the Beabout club In
Eas. Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
THE RACE MEET.
Arrangements for To-morrow's Prom
is!rg Cycling Attractions. Z

Arrangements for To-morrow's Prom
is!rg Cycling Attractions.
Arrangements for tomorrow after
nooTs cycling attraction at the state
fair grounds-Stamp's first race meet
have been practically completed, and
with good weather there Will be one
of the largest crowds seen in Wheel
ing at n bicycle race meet. Handicap
per Stevenson will announce the han
d!caps In t0-morrow's Intelligencer.
g Local whcelmen were shocked yes
terday when they learned OF the, death
OF George Helms, the Steubonvllle pro-
fesslonal. who was entered for to-mor-
rows races. He succumbed to an at
tack OF lockjnw brought on by al ac-
cldent Mt the recent WellsbuTg race
meet. Helms was well known In
Wheeling. and had many warm friends
and ilil1nlrerg 10 $50 r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
PROPOSALS. 81
DROPOsALS-HOTEL. +
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by tho Town
Council Of the Doroughiot Washington.
Pa. until I o'clock p. m, on Monday, Juno
r!iled brick 10000 square yards, more or
less, Of streets In said borough. Specificn-
:tions and blanks. upon which bids must
DE made, can be had OF the Secretary OF
rrnte bids Will DO received for each street
or part Of street to be paved. Ench bidder
shall accompany his bid with a certified
check for $500 on n National Bank, drawn
n guarantee that no will execute q con
tract In accordance with his bid. Tho
checks OF the unsuccessful bidders win bo
tho contract. In case OF the refusal Of q
successful bidder to enter into contract,
his check shall be forfeited to the borough
lS The Council reserves tho right to reject
any and all bids. - y ,E5 559'T. ~ Il
BY orller OF Council. ts ~ = ~
JelS TlEssatbJ ]. N. WHITE, Secretary. &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
MARTINS FERRY.
iInps and n1iahnps In tho Thriving CITY
- Across the Iir~r,

iInps and mishnps In tiio Thriving City
Across the River.
At meeting OF the building commit
tee OF the Presbyterian church, held
last evening, the contract OF tearing
down and rebuilding the foundation
walls to the top Of the wafer tables was
awarded TO john Boehm. Of this city,
at his bid of slate. i r. Z
The marriage OF George R.. Heming-
way, of Chicago. TO Miss Anna L. Rat
cliff, of At. Pleasant, Is announced to
take place at the home OF the BRIDES
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Ratchff.
Thursday, June %, ut 1880 p. m.
The assault and battery case against
John Kyne was tried before Justice
Clemens at bridgeport yesterday after
noon and resulted In the defendant be-
ing discharged.
Adam Crumhey will be given hear
1ngthls evening before Squire Keller.
The charge is criminal assault upon the
wife Of Nose Mccain.
The Laughlin hot mills were OF yes
tcrday on account OF the company not
being able to get out enough coal.
Miss Katherine Ralston IS lying very
m witt, rheumatism at her home on
Fourth street. .. ii
Mrs. Charles Rothnker. Of Clarion, is
the guest Of her nephew. Rev. w. H.
Oehlschlacger.
Miss Maggie McGlumphy left yester-
day afternoon to visit Cleveland rela-
tives.
: Rev. Littelr will preach ct the United
Presbyterian church Thursday evening.
r. J.. Howell 10 in Parkersburg at
tending the funeral OF his nephew.
Roy Wood. OF Pittsburgh, came down
last evening to visit his parents.
J. W. Doudney, OF Barnesviile, was
here yesterday on business.
Howard Thomas leaves tomorrow
for Mechanicsvllle, Iowa.
Henry Monfort, OF Columbus, Is here
on business
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14

was landing at will. jabblng on face
and stomach. West took his punishment
In the earnest manner Imaginable.
Ryan let up a little, and looked at the
referee. White did not interfere. and
then Ryan smashed West acouple of
times, and sent him to the ropes. Ref
cree White then went between them
and stopped the bout. after many. OF tho
spectators had called on him TO do 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
RYAN THE WINNER

NEW YORK June 12.-Tommy Ryan,
of Syracuse. mot and easily defeated
Tommy West, os his.clly, tonight In the
fourteenth round OF a twenty-uund
contest for the wclter-Wclght champion
ship OF the world. Ryan outfought his
man at every point. West was gume to
the core, and tool: mn awful .ut OF ham
mering. In tho fourteenth round Ryan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14

T.. i T.
To-DAY'S CAMEO.
Pittsburgh at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis ut Chicago.
Cincinnati at Louisville.
Brooklyn at New York.
Baltimore at Washington
LOUISVILLE, June 1s-Tho Reds were
greatly assisted to victory to-day by
Swartwood and Wood. The former called
two OF the Colonels out Mt the plate who
were clearly safe. Attendance 100. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati 30 IL 30 o o 1-G 10 j
Louisville .....2 90 o 10 o o. Z 2
Earned runs Cincinnati 8: Louisville 2.
Batteries. Hawley and Vaughn; Bowling
and Snyder. Umplres, Swartwood and
At Washington. RHE
Baitimofee 80 80 90 o Q i 81 ! /
Earned runs. Washington 3. Batteries,
Mercer and Mcguire; Nops and Robinson.
umpires, Cushnan and IIeydler. Time.
AT New York. .RHE
Brooiyn . ~ i
Earned runs. New York 8; Brooklyn @.
Batteries. Mcekln and Warner; Dunn and
Grim. umpires. Lynch and Andrews.
Time, Ito. Attendance, 1900
At Boston. RHE
F FSftSp ii': % - 4 !
Earned runs, Boston 2: Philadelphia 2.
Batteries. Klobednnz and Yeager: Donn-
hue and Mcfarland. Empires. O'Dny and
Mcdonald. Time. 1872. Attendance, 1900
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
LINstY FIELD DAY.

This afternoon at the state fair
grounds occur the annual Linsly 1nstl-
tute field day sports. and that the ex-
cellcnt programme and tho well known
ability OF the young athletes Will at
tr'lct large audience goes without say
Ing. The sports begin ut 2 p. m. &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
1908 BICYCLES Down Ito S5 on.

Now 1925 Model Ladoa' und Gents, BIcy.
cles nre now being sold on casy oon1l.
tions ns low ms $500; others outright nj
SASS, and hlgli-grado at sl9a5 md i22.5o.
cut this notice out and send to SEA rs
RoEnUCK s; CO.. Chicago. they will soni
you their 1898 Bicycle Catalogue and full
particulars. mylS I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

At Youngstown. RHE
youngstown 40 6 90 o o 2-s ii .
Grand Rapids 80 o S o o o 0-5 o 2
Called on account OF darkness. 8A,&
Batter,ss-Kneeper and Patterson; Kos
tai and Cote.
At Springfield. .RHE
Springfield 20 o {. o, o o o o Ii i. ?
Mansfield .....2 0 / 1 o o 0 o .+7 /
Batteries-Poolo and GraiIlus; Miller and
Belt. 1,i,s I.
AT Dayton. RHE
Fort Wayne...0 o o o. 3 o o o % . 3
Batterles-E. Brown and Dyers; Reiman
and Campbell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
PRESS DAY AT THE PARK.

To-day the management OF Wheeling
Park Will entertain4the members OF the
local press, The b6ys will take the 2
o'clock motor and will no doubt spend
an enjoyable afternoon at the beautiful
rasort fff tltGTitl rs q q ~ r4I. Tf5I. f7lf'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
LEGAL NOTICES. y.

TN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO
ton Ton Execution Upon Judgment.
2 The defendant will take notice that ON
the. first day OF the September. term }of
satd court, 1883. tho plaintiff will move tho
said court, Part I, to order execution to
Issue upon Judgment for se6.3iiS7t obs
ant In enid court on April Ia 1859. Z 60
Z = $50 HUBBARD & HUBBARD, III &
(! ny2f.tM Attorneys for People's BanksiSl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

81 YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati G, Louisville 4.
Washington S. Baltimore ].
Boston 5, Philadelphia ..
New York 4, Brooklyn 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
70 THE cREDlToRs OF THE IBARR

ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE IBARR
j. SONS GROCER COMPANY: 40 4s'Ii,gisl
signed hnve boon. by tho United States cir.
( cult court for tho District OF West YIr.,
glnin. In tho suit In equity therein pend.i
NE wherein d. S. Baer. and others { ars
spanyurd others arc defendants appointed
treooivers for said Baer Sons Grocer Com.
pnnJ. and OF all property, real md 7ner.j
!sonal. qnd YOU arc hereby notified and re.
as practicable your claims ngainst said
Defendant company for adjustment and
paS1llant. ~ ~ a 4 81 I
MORRIS TIoRKHrSINfERs NJ lti
BERNHARD HoRKHDNIER,
y WtsollnG, W. Va. Juno o. 1855. IS is e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14
DENTISTRY.
E. E. WORTHEN,
DENTIST.

Peabody Building, Room No. 3oI.
ING Market Street, -. Wheeling, W. Va
---TAKE EiHyArolL-- iyal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-14

Burns Is showing his sincerity. by 60
Ink through q severe course OF training
md the way he makes his sparrfng
sarlrers hustle In workouts, bodies III
lar Philadelphla's crack weller weight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-19
in THE oil. FIELDS.

Interest has been temporarily trans
ferred from developments In the field to
the fluctuations OF the market. The ad-
vance of the credit balance market from
G5 to Ct cents on Wednesday, and an
other advance to 6s cents In the Nation-
al Transit quotations, coupled with the
activity in the market, had The effect OF
diverting. attention from field develop
ments. There Is little Importance, how
ever. attached to Tho latter for the rea-
son that field work has been reduced 10
narrow margins and Their, are no new
pools under development tina, claim the
attention Of more than very few OPERA
tors.
In the entire lower southwest there IS
but one locality that shows any activity
or affords the least room for speculate
The Whisky run POOL, In Richie, is an
unsolved problem and may, when more
10 known Of 1t. surprise the talent,
Whether the surprise will be pleasant
or a worse kind OF disappointment re-
mains for the drill TO determine. De-
spite the good record OF the well on the
Albre!cht farm, which Is still making 4
little less than twenty barrels IN hour,
there are those who think smnll poole
Will be the most thai It Is capable OF pre-
sentlng. A second Elk Fork Is not the
remotcst Possibility. With the wells
now starting and those contemplated. It
Is thought that twelve or thirteen wells
Will be drilling in the Whisky run pool
ny the first OF next month. When that
number has been completed very good
Index as to what may De expected from
that source viii be made known.
In the Hendershop pool, In Wood coun-
t., the South Penn OIL Company has
drilled In Its No. 2 on the Elsln Grant
farm and will have n producer good for
100 barrels 4 day The location OF the
well Is In the southwest extension OF that
pool.
Two miles north OF the dry mole COM
rleted BY the Corning OIL Company, on
the Morgan Hood farm. In Wc.zcl coun-
", the South Penn OIL Company has
drilled It's No. Is on tho I. u. Morgan
farm from the Big InJun to the Gordon
sand and has a thlrtyLbarrel producer
from the lower formation. The same
company's No. ., Pntafard, north of
Warrington, IL due In me sand. ca
In the Former district, Sn Greene coun-
y, the Ross syndicate Is drilling on top
OF the eand at Its No. . on the T. Ross
eleven acres. Tho location OF the vel! Is
east and north OF the old Former Eukhar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-19
NO MORE MEAT.
and coftee only Once a pay FOR Il

And Coffee Only Once Day for tho
Workhouse Prisoners Hereafter.
The police committee met last night
and considered number Of matters res
gardlng the feeding OF the city prison.
crs at the worlihouse. 1t was found
that rs the number of boarders at that
pleasant hill-top resort were Increas-
Ing. and some OF them having a long
time 10 stay, the amount paid for pro-
Visions threatened to overrun the ap-
propriatioa,. so upon motion It was dc.
cldcd to cut down the rations to 4 con-
siderable extent
AS 1t Is now. the boarders are grow
Ing fat on the fare, and 1t is feared that
SO corpulcnt will they become that
when summer comes again" they will
be unable 10 enjoy the pleasures OF work
as theysused to, and probably pcrspire
too much. So the committee so decreed
that beginning this morning Mccain
mons boardeTs are to get coffee only
once each gay. and that will be FOR
breakfast. And that pleasant and pala-
table luxury Of beef, pork or any other
kind OF meat will no longer be under.
lined on the menu card. for the same
axe which cut Off the coffee cut on the
butchers product
This state Of AFFAIRS will be tried until
further orders. The prisoners will be
fed on bean soup and the usual aide
dishes. consisting OF loaf of bread, a
can of water and sometimes chew Of
scrap"
The committee on accounts met at the
building last night and audited the
books, finding the accounts for the
month of January correct. Bills amounts
Ing TO $l54 were ordered paid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-19
LOCAL BREvrrrEs
Matters or Minor Moment ia aud Abou.
81 itt59 ~ tile City. ~ Z 4 * IL

The Mont arirenzo company failed to
atnuse the boys last night II.
The committees on health and ord!-
nanees have been called TO meet Non
day evening. IS 4 4, 4
The committee on wharves and
streets. alleys and grades did not have
quorumilas night
Clay Fitzgerald, the beauty With the
Celebrated wink and kick. comes TO the
Opera House March l6.
The Mozart's chidrens masked bail
takes place Tuesday evening at the so
cle,ys hall. ard viii be the usual sue.
cess.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of, the Second
Christian church VIII give y supper at
the church property. on Zane street,
next Friday night.
There promises TO be no end OF en-
joyment for those Who are fortunate
enough TO attend the Turner'S masquCr-
AIDE ball. at Turner hall, Monday even
ing,
1t Is q remarkable fact that OF the
charter members OF the George Baird
lodge a. o. u, w, organized in this city
twenty-five years ago. only two sur
vite. Mr.. @. G. Murdoch and Mr.. a. W.
Cline.
An attempt was made last night by
the beleaguercd troupe OF alleged orl-
entail dancers to Give n performance
before u gathering of "seeleyr youths,
but It was promptly nlpped by Captain
Bennett. The troupe promised 10 leave
town Immediately, and with this un-
derstandinG no arrests We're made,
Yesterday NELL Quinn. the popular
Market street saloonist, had an acety-
line gas machine put In his place OF bus
iness and last night the new light was
turned on for the first time In any bus
iness house In Wheeling. The gas is
made By water spraying on carbide OF
calcium and makes n fine light. II Mt,
tracted general attention last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-19

For some time past Chief OF Police
Bennett has been asi,atlng the ques-
ton OF more police officers. and so per-
slstently has he kept up his plea and
the prohsinE need or q larser force has
so often been demonstrated, that the
probabilities are that ere long sub-
stan,lal increase viii be made In the
number OF men wearing blue coats ind
brass buttons
The police committee VIII in all prob
ability, ask for an Increased approprl-
alton at Its next meeting, and the ordi-
nance committee will DO asked TO draft
an ordinance empowering the chief to
employ ten more men. II the matter Is
acted upon savorablS, the chief Will
make. another Shift" It Is his desire
to have ten men go on at 10 O'clock In
the evening ana remain until 10 o'clock
in the morning. This Will give the cit
izcns additional protection during the
night, and protection from o'clock a.
VI. Until ~ U ClOcht tOilletulllA tilstt 10
not given now. The day men ut pres
ent go of duty at 10 o'clock In the cven-
Ing, thus leaving small force to guard
the city The rest OF the night. At s a. m.
the night force goes on and 1t 10 Q
O'Clock before the day force reports for
duty at the city building and conse-
quently it IS about 10 o'clock before
they reach their respective beats.
There Is no reason In the world why
council should not grant the request OF
the chief. The city is too large for the
present number OF officers TO take care
OF properly and especially Is this so at
night. Some OF the wards are abso-
lately without protection in some por-
tlons. Take the third ward for Instance,
with only one officer on at night. He
Is expected TO patrol It from end 10
end. around the hill up TO Belvedere
and from Eleventh to Fifteenth OH
Chapllne. Eoff, Jacob, Woods, ETC.. etc.
In nearly every ward like state of
affairs exist: some have two officers.
but these are SO large that another
could be used with advantage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-19
ALL CONJECTURE
As to Developments at the Benwood
Steel Plant.

As to Developments at the Benwood
Steel Plant.
What transpircs at the Wheeling steel
plant at BenWood. Monday morning is
a scaled book to all concerned. II Is
probable that the plant will on that date
date start on n period OF itleness, for
the men say they will not work until the
company offers them q better settle
mcnt Of the differences IN question. 1t
was rumorcd yesterday that President
Hubbard had asked for conference
with the steelworkers, but the rumor
lacked the slightest confirmation.
There are many who think strike, II
inauguratetl, twill be Of short duration,
The men appear 10 be confident of sue
cess. and claim that In the, result of
work, the mill will be shut down until
the strike Is settled. The mill bosses
talk OF the mill starting on Monday,
The chief interest seems 10 center on the
stec! mill, the plate mill figuring less In
the general rumors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-19

A grand concert and bazaar was CIV
en- By the Bridgeport Catholic church at
the opera house Of that town last night,
which was very enjoyable affair. The
programme OF the concert included the
following: Instrumental solos by Mcs.
South and Miss Coss: recitation, Nora
Hogan: duet, Julia McDonouEh and
Lizzie Hoffman; song. Mamie Reilly"
Miss NJ. G. Conaday; recitation, NJ.
Howel!s; song, Venice Waters" Miss
Lizzie Jenkins: solo. you" Julia Nc
Douough.. All the numbers were we'll
rendered and each was enthusiastically
applauded.