The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-20
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Mrs. r. Cochran, aged twenty. I'VE
years, died very suddenly at Is o'clock
Yesterday morning, at her home on
Seventh street, OF typhoid foyer, utter
an Illness OF three days. Funeral SER
vices VIII be held tomorrow afternoon
ut 2 o'clock. Interment at Riyervlew
cemetery. 3
Ameeting OF the saloon keepers. OF this
place wiz be held this evening at Me-
Donough's 10 appoint committee to
confer with the Bridgeport saloonists
In their movement to get the brewers
10 take part OF the war tax
The Aetna Standard mill will raise
TWO large flags next Saturday after
noon. One will be raised by the ma
chlnlsts, engineers and nremen. and tho
other by the employees OF the tin de-
partment. 5fs 4 s
|, The Curfew ordinance goes into eff
feet this evening and all children under
sixteen years OF age must be Off the
streets by $3.50 unless accompanied by
parents or guardian. q & r.
The anniversary of the organization
OF Standard Council, Jr. o. u. n. NJ,
was. very nttingly celebrated Saturday
evening at their hall In the shreve-
Hervey building.
A large number from here attended
the concerts ut Mozart park yesterday
afternoon and evening given by Rocere-
to's Eighteenth Regiment band.
Mrs. q. c. Simpson ard daughter
Marie, OF Dayton, arrived here yester-
day to visit her mother, Mrs. Kathar-
Inc Ralston. who ia very Ill.
John Beder and Peter Treush were ar
rested Saturday night for fighting and
Will have hearing this morning before
Mayor Shipman.
About 100 young people from this city
attended the dance given Saturday
evening at steele's grove by the Cake
Walkers club. tE
On account OF the death Of my sister,
Mrs. "A. Il. Cochran, the laundry will be
closed until Tuesday evening. q
y J.. r. WILSON.
The employees Of the Laughlin mill will
raise q large flag on next Saturday at
ternoon. Arrangements are being made
for big time.
Miss Rosa Reasbeck, OF Batesville, o.,
who has been Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Tehrenbach. returns to her home this
morning. Ne
Miss Annie Lewis returned to her
home In Pittsburgh yesterday, after
a two weeks visit with friends in this
city. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kiskaddon, OF
Freeport,. are the guests Of the family
OF. Samuel Anthony, on Broadway. z
The Gwent glee club was very pleas
antly entertained Saturday evening by
William Edwards, back Of town. a
The foundation Of the new residence
OF. Samuel Woods; on Fifth street, will
be, commenced this morning. ;
Miss Lille Dean leaves this morning
for st. Paul. Mimi. to spend the sum-
mer with relatives. 5
a number from here will leave to-day
for Columbus TO attend the Republican
state convention.
The employees of the Belmont brick
and tile works raised large flag Satur-
day afternoon.
Samuel Milligan is lying very danger
ously Ill at his home on Broadway with
| typhoid fever.
Carl McGraw Is very Ill ut his home
on Fifth street, threatened with typhoid
fever.
Edwa, d Mallory, Of Moundsvitle, spent
Sunday with his parents in this city.
William Ball returned yesterday from
a visit With friends at Hendrysburg.
The West Virginia will start all de.
partments on in full this morning.
Harry Chessell. Of Pittsburgh, spent
yesterday with friends here.
Lon Hood has returned from bust.
ness trip to Cleveland.
The entire Laughlin mill will be start.
ed on in full to-day.
Mr.. E. Cole spent Sunday with friends
ut GAINESVILLE.