The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-08
BRI1A1RE
AIlsorts OF Local NswI aud Gossip Prom
die G1lnss CITY.

All sOFLs OF Local New aud Goalip PcOm
die Glass City.
The responses to the calls OF the IRE,
mems committee for fund for the
tournament 70 be held here In about
four or FIVE weeks are such as to insure
It's success. But the boys ought to make
an organization of the department to
look after the many details and thus
inspire more confidence that all the viS-
itors will be fully taken care Of. Each
company should be represented IN this
organization.
Thieves robbed, then fired the resi-
dence Of Rev. Thomas W. Lane, at
Alliance, while that popular minister
was at Epworth park, taking part 10
the programme there. He was former
~ pastor Of the First Methodist Eplsco-
pal church In this city, and had intend
ed visiting here this week. But he lost
everything he had, including dne IL
brarY he priced highly and which hS
had spent years getting in choice shape
The Beliaire bottle factory is closed
down for an indefinite period, finishing
on Friday evening. Trade Is a little
slow Just now, but II the later infor-
nation as to the wage scale Is reliable,
that matter will be adjusted without
difficulty and the works may start up
again In ten days, after taking account
Of stock, etc.
Rodefer's glass factory is stIll idle
because OF the strike preclpitated over
the discharge Of a workman. The
workers seem to desire to avoid having
one OF their number 'victlmized" and
have proposed to return to work II the
discharged employe is relnstated until
he can secure another job.
The Democratic primaries are to be
held here next Saturday. Their central
committee, after an extra effort, secur-
ed quorum and passed resolution to
allow no one to vote who does not en-
dorse Organism. This is wisdom as ex-
emplihed By a majority OF the commits
tee. Looks like good thing
Miss Naude Adams will leave to-day
for her home In Gas City, after pleas
ant visit with her friend, Miss Jessie
Elliott. in the Fifth ward.
Thomas E. Shelby and family are up
on the lakes this week to enjoy the
cooler air and exhilaFatlng change from
hot and busy city life.
John T. Flynn, who has been away q
month, contemplates staying another 70
take in the sights and scenes OF the
lakes.
Everett Baker and family win leave
to-day for Arcadia, Ind. where he Is en-
gagged IN the window glass business.
Heatherington's band will finish their
Epworth park engagement this week,
when the boys will be home again.
Mayor Freeze will hold a matinee
this morning. with three or four plain
DRINKS on the card.
Mrs. George NJ. Hutchinson. of Zanes.
vile, is visiting friends and relatives X
the Fourth ward.
D. A. Colbert and wife will go east
this week, for a ten days vacation at
summer resorts.
Miss Clara Bulger, OF St clairsville.
Is visiting friends and relatives in the
Fourth ward.
Max Londo, of Pittsburgh, Pa, 10 th
quest of friends and relatives in this
city.
Thomas Holt and family are spending
a month with relatives in Frankton'
Ind.
Nat Thomas is at Mountain Lake
Park. to spend few days with friends.
Tomorrow is pay day on the cleve-
land & Pittsburgh railroad In this city.
Rev. C. NJ. Watson is home from Ep-
worth Park, where he spent a week.
Isaac Blum Will leave to-day for New
York. where he will buy goods.
Jesse Landkrohn is spending a week
at Epworth Park.