The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-09
pELLaIRE
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip From
tho Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip Fro m
Tho Glass City.
The funeral OF Mrs. S. o. Cummlns took
place yesterday afternoon, from the fam
liz residence in the north end OF town,
and large number OF friends paid their
respects to the family by calling at the
home. Rev. o. w. Holmes. pastor OF the
First N. E. church. conducted brief ser
then taken to Greenwood cemetery, east
OF Wheeling. and deposited In vault.
Marion Hoffman, the Democratic cands-
date for congress from this city. Is no;
talking free silver or any other kind OF
mopey just now. He Is one OF the kind o.
Democrats who wait until his party makes
a declaration and then he shouts for II
whatever 1t Is. He Is always Democrat.
no matter what the issue may be.
The Twentieth Century club were pleas.
antly entertained last evening by Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McVey at their home in the
Fourth ward. The house was finely dec.
ornted with potted plants and made a fine
appearance. Pedro was INDUCED in A
very fine spread was served.
Mayor Williams fined Michael Joyce 20
and costs for his part In the row at Maul's
saloon. and another one OF the participants
Is to have a trial on his plea Of not guilty.
Two OF those complained against seem
only to have been spectators and were re-
leased without hearing.
The city council met last night and
transacted the usual routine business. bu;
nothing OF public Importance was done
beyond passing the monthly pay roll. The
city board of education also met and
passed the monthly pay roll and transact
ed other routine business.
VIM. Gill. OF Muncie. Ind. who Is now in
this part OF the Ohio valley. reports all the
glass factories OF every kind In the gas
belt IN full operation and as having all the
business they can handle. He gives n very
glowing account Of the situation and i'm.
mediate prospects.
The University Center here held no
meeting this week. The attendance fell
OF and the interest seemed to lag and they
blamed the place OF meeting and will look
for more central location. When this Is
had they will revive the interest II posi-.
bic.
Miss Alice Spriggs, daughter OF Hon. ]
P. Spriggs, who was the Democratic can.
d!date for judge of the supreme court last
fall, left Woodsteld on Monday for Baton
Rouge. La, where she will spend the bal.
ance OF the winter.
]. K. Vlcha, the head Of the free EN-.
ployment agency At Cleveland under State
Labor Commissioner. Rushrwein. will ad.
dress 4 meeting OF miners ut Drill, just
west OF Bridgeport, next Saturday after.
noon.
The members of the Liberty hose com.
pany will celebrate the twenty-tifth ami
versary OF the company at Turner hall on
the evening OF February %. 4 fine ban.
quet will be given
Mrs. VIM. ]. Tappan. OF Mansfield. ar.
rived in the city yesterday evening and
will visit relatives and friends FOR 4 week
The Gravel hill reading and social club
will meet Tomorrow evening at the home
OF Rev. and Mrs. John T. Foster
Miss Maggie Davies. OF Newark, Is tbs
guest OF friends and relatives in the
Fourth ward.
The Turner's will give select hop in the
Turner hall on the 18th OF this month.
John Cooper is able to BE out after a few
days illness.