The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-19
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W. c. fscfrundthal and john II. Cow.
who spent 7 four days In Washington
sight seeltig, returned home yesterday.
They Visited mauys OF the points OF; hi.
tcrest. but not all OF, them. as time ilIes
very rapidly on euci, ID mission Both
say there is much more VAT talk OF
Washington than In that VT and iyft
II seems 10 be the rebrccs OF a great
deal OF nctlon. There Is grave apprehen-
sion but, pot a Ercat deal OF talk IN
Washington. Men In Official statlons
are very guarded and aae as little as
possible TO anxious indulrersr
The Colonial Tea party held at the
First Presbyterian churcl, last evening
by, the Choral Society was largely Mt
tended. The costumes worn were pat.
termed after those worn In colonial
tlm6s. Songs OF oldeh times were sung
and everything tended to carry tho I'M.
aginatlye one back to the time OF our
forcfathers. The audience enjoyed the
entertainment very much. leo cream
and light refreshments were served
and q pleasant evening was spent by
all present. igtse 4
AIT, w. ". oieWhtN btt uhu WAY WV
yesterday for Cambrldgeboro, Pa,
where they will remain for u time 10
recuperate falling health. Mr.. Stewart
Is one OF the principals OF the Stewart
Enameling Company, Some time ago he
sustained an injury to one of his eyca
from a piece OF enamel which resulted
in the !oss OK tho eye, The pain and
worry broke down his general health and
with his wife he left yesterday FOR rest
and recnperatlon. ~, Ny
Since the bucketshops have left this
city some OF those with a speculative
vein have been at a loss TO invest mo-
ney, and a new one was about to open
up. but d virtuous streak was found In
tho city officials, who called attention
to tho law applying TO such shops and
the new exchange may not open. Men
bent on Investing In chance are apt to
find a way, especially In. q town where
things OF like character 60 with the
greatest of freedom.
Morgan & Gorrell's coal mines vii,
be offered for sale by tho assignee OF
that firm next Thursday. The bank has
n fine location. as coal can be shipped
OH either the Cleveland. Lorain q
Wheeling or Baltimore & Ohio rail-
roads. For local business 1t Is In the
center OF the city. II NJ
There was a splendid audience at the
First Methodist Episcopal Church last
night to hear the lecture by Elijah B.
Brown, editor OF the Rams Horn. It
was very entertaining and Instructive,
and all who heard It pronounce Mr..
Brown zone OF the most pleasing Office
turers. t5ls
The spring campaign Is being con-
Quoted very quietly IN this city. The
Democratic candidates at the recent
primaries are now filing their expense
accounts, and none OF them seem to
have squandered much money 20 secure
nominations. 3
Tho Capitol base ball club have re-
organized for the season of '9S. Joseph
Kelly has been elected manager and
Jacob Schlndewolf captain. They would
like TO hear from amateur teams in this
vicinity. -
G. r. Bell and wife returned yester-
day TO their home at Chicago Junction,
after visiting Mrs. B. La Roche In the
Third ward.
The school pupils ore practicing daily.
for their entertainment, which will be
given. in high school on the evening OF
March 81.
# William Schlndewolf. ST., IS improv-
ing the appearance OF his property on
Union street, by having it re-painted.
+. C. Haase, travelling passenger
agent of the Baltimore & Ohio for this
division was in the city yesterday.
William Portcrfield. who has been
seriously I'll with the. Inumps for ten
days past is improving. Fl ..S;
Miss Annie Hartline, of Beaver Falls,
Pa, is the guest of friends and relatives
in the Second ward. X, VS. +
Miss Maggie Ney will leave next weel.
for Washington. D. c.. to visit relatives.
Charles Arnold is going to have a
metal ceiling placed in his drugstore.
Mrs. E. C. Morris Is having her prop
erty on Union street repainted.
Miss Cassie Myers is confined to her
home in the Fifth ward 6,
Miss Fern Myers is able to be. out. at
ter. a weeks Illness ~, n p agt.5 80 y