The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-09

Ansorti Of loral News ana GorulP From
the Glaas city.


Ansort, Of Local New. ana Gon,ip Fram
che Glaas ciiy-
The way old timers are returning to
Beliairs indicates that experience teach-
e. where everything else fails, that al
u not goiSf that Elitters," Just about ten
years ago there began q Drain upon this
city. The alluTing uifers OF Donus-
doomed land sharks struck q rich lead
here, and many followed the light o. the
natural Eas Into new and uIsattled
ZELDA ana they were captlVated for Q
time with the exciting gWifl, where new
hOuseg sprang up Ike grass IN q mead
Ow. Things went wee for ume, but
the reckoning day came. Some had
looked for It, but others scarcely eIpect-
ed IL 50 soon Aii who have Jared as
web as they could have done right here
can be counted upon the fingers Of your
hands, but others were not 50 fortunate,
and all agree that the Ohio valley Is
better place tiTau amy OF the several new
locations they have had in the last ten
years, and several are now arranging
or al least trying, to continue this Sec
ton 40 their home.
n 7. King, formerly dry goods mer-
chant here, but VINO has been west Tor
several years Will return and again open
q store here. A few days ago It was
announced that DR.. c. =, kurtz, who
has been in ChicaSo for several years,
would again locate here. Thus the wan
derers return and adj are heartily well
coined.
The gate receipts OF Bethesda last
Saturday wer over $500, and the cash re-
CENTS at o small lunch stand near the
hotel was sos. It was the biggest day
In point OF nttendance and cash receipts
IN the history Of tho park. Sam Jones
ptut some cold facts without rounding
the coruerR He was the attraction
The knights Of Pythias OF this city
and their friends VIII have q special
train from here going through to indaan-
apohS to the eneampment. Tbe tram
leaves on the morning Of August End,
and arrives IN Indianapolis In the'e even
ing. A big crowd will 80.
Herman Roemer. who for more than
q quarter OF q century has been m Dlsl-
ness here, left yesterday for MilNHatlkee,
where his son. Frank j., Is IN business
and where he and his wife expect TO stay
IL they like IL
The four drunlss at the city bastile on
Sunday paid their fines anu were fe-
leased, This was such a pleasant sur
prisa to the officials the culpritS were let
on Rght II Is rare for such cases 70
pay out.
Mrs. F. L. Yerges who has been seri-
ously III for q week past, 10 somewhat
better and VIII be out in few days
Miss Annn KunlCef Will be home to-
,,1orrou from a sIx weeks visit with
re9atayeS in Pittsburgh.
1t 10 stated that Miss Louisa Roscoe
win teach in the Moundsvtiie schools tine
coming winter.
Everett Godfrey came in yesterday
morning from Bethesda, where he spent
a few days
Miss Beuia Smith, Of the. Third ward,
IS visiting friends and relatives IN Asa-
rietta.
MISS Alice woodruff, of sardis. Is Wis
fling friends and relatives in the Fourth
ward.
James BelL OF Newark, 10 spendlng q
few days with friends In the Third ward.
Henry Blum AND daughter. Miss stel-
Ia, left for New York yesterday.
Charles McJoyce. Of wellsburg, is the
guest Of relatives In the city.