The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-16
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Az Lata' % AaiENN = fNIa aeAN aeVNAlN NE1At
iiir Glpss CITY.
There Is again talk OF rev window.
glass factory and from $4,000 70 $4,000
IS In sight TO begin With. Three or .onr
men OF experience and capital are ready
to go Into a company and Tiers ara
three vacant sites right In town that
will be put In a. stock for less money.
than has been regarded as their cash
value. The outlook seems propltious for
the organization OF such company, II
the energy Is not lacking to push H.
The Democratic congressional COM
mittee will meet az Steuhenvllle July
q. to Ok the time and place for holding
their convention. There VIII be no row
about It. but an effort Will be made TO
have a respectable number Assemble.
And rs 10 candidates. Sir. MSFadden Is
ready and willing, but viii NOT test with
Judge Driggg or any other man for It.
Dan lIecloud. the youth in jail at
Bridgeport. Is one Of the gangjof grad
yates IN that class from this city, most
OF whom have landed IN some OF the
correctional Institutions. Ete Is held at
Bridgeport for obtaining money under
false pretenses. That is mot his usual
way. =
Some Of the folks in cottages on the
camp ground did not relish the rain
early yesterday morning, as It found'its
way through the summer roofs and
made II quite uncomfortable because o.
the lack OF dry space 20 storeieYen thu
summer clothes,
This lsithe last vacation day for the
workmen III the steel works. and al 4.
A. Rodeter'd glass factory, Both estab-
liShments will resume work on Monday
next and that will put all the industries
here In fun operation, q very unusuGlN
thing, 4or July, IA
Martin cowen landed as assistant
lsecretarH OF the state executive com.
mlttee. He Is the especial friend OF
Hon, ], e.. Blackburn, the candidate for
reelection rs food and dairy COMMITS /
sIoner, and the candidate wanted q'
close. "friend in court" as It were.'
Charles Mccabe, the manager OF thel
western Union Telegraph Company IN \
this city, win leave Monday. for Cleve-
land, where he will have charge Of the
western Union telegraph office on Eu-
old avenue.
John T. Flynn left yesterday for Col
umbus, where he will visit relatives and
other friends for q time. He has moi
had q vacation for four years and an
tends spending a month sightseeing: i
Now they DE trying TO fix dates ion
the firemen'B tournaments The ftSt
week in September the st. Clalrsville.
fair holds forth. and the second week 10
the Wheeling fair.
Mr., Clarence f. Crow and Miss Yi9ln
f.. Workman, Of Mead township, were
Iaarrted by Rev. II. s. BOYD, at the
home Of the officiating minister, on
Thursday last. ,sI
John 7. Heatherihgton suffered .
paralytic stroke Thursday and for
time It was thought he would die, but
ne seems now to be out Of immediate
danger
John schick, who has been running
drug store In Benwood, for some time
past, has closed his store up and Will
move 1t to this city.
Charles Pendergast, formerly Of this
city, but now Of Dunkirk, Ind, Is call
ing on friends here for a few days
past.
Harry Bamford and Fred Mercer
viii leave tomorrow for Dunkirk and
Chicago, respectively, where they work
The Misses Mary and Helen Sanders
left yesterday for Point Chautauqua,
N. Y, to spend a month.
Sheriff W. N. Darby took Maggie Mo
ran to the insane asylum at Columbus
Mrs. ]. 3. Blackburn. OF Columbus, ls
visiting friends In this city.