The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-14
MARrIN.s rERRY NEws.
The Daily Chronicle Of WheelIng's
Progressive Nelghb0r.

The Daily Chronicle Of WheellnBs
Progressive Nelghbor.
The steubenviile and Bellaire papers
are raising an unnecessary howl as TO
the place Of holding the next congress-
IoAal convention. We wouder why TINS
Is. j. IA because they were DESTROYS OF
securing the convention for their re-
spective cities and are sore heads De-
cause IL has gone 20 this place, one
OF the most progressive cities IN the
Ohio valley and a city that has never
yet been favored with a Ike convention
or IS Il because they think there - z
likelihood Of the place Of holding L be-
ing changed at this late hour? Their
far-fetched howl Is that we have no &C
cou1nodatiOns, no place for holding the
convention. What lncongruity. This
city has quarters for holding the con.
YentIon, no matter now large, second
to none In the district. While our motel
accommodations are rather limited, yer
our city will have no trouble IN nous,
ing all who may attend, even shoula
the number reach one thousand. NO
tices Will be sent out by the chairman
OF the reception committee this week
to the various newspapers throughout
the district. stating that suitable &C.
Communications have been secured for all
Notwithstanding the contrary reports
published in a number OF the country
papers.
About u o'clock Saturday night ON:
Ger Bailey was called to the home OF
VIM, Miller. in Ciarks' addition, where
he, together with Mrs. Miller. found on
the outside OF their residence, In the
rain, young babe about three weeks
old. Mrs. Miller stated to the oineeF
that she had seen a woman coming TO-
ward the house from the river acting
in a peculiar manner, but her attention
was directed to her inside duties ana
she paid no more attention 10 tine
woman, Mrs. Miller kindly took the
little one In her house, where II was
taken care Of yesterday. II VIII likely
be handed over to the authorities TO-
day. The police are in search OF us
mother.
VIM. SchnelI and ChaS. Otto deturned
yesterday from bicycle trip to CleVe-
land. Both had remarkable luck on
their trip. neither receiving even
puhcture on the entire Journey.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Morrison and
baby left yesterday morning TOT
weeks drive through West Virginia IN
a buggy. They hope to reach the noun
talns before returning.
About one hundred people from here
attended the union Sunday school pic
mic at Holmes rrove Saturday. II Is
estimated that four thousand people
were In attendance,
The funeral Of ]. d. Hope occurred
yesterday afternoon ut o'clock from
the home Of his son Samuel. on zane
street Interment was at hiNerNlew
cemetery.
Misses Ellen and Sarah Gray will en-
tertain q number Of their friends this
evening at a porch party to be given
at their residence on North Fourth
street.
The Jolly Friends had big time in
their hall in the Shreve-Hervey build
Ing Saturday night. An excellent lit
erary and musical programme was rem
dered.
Mrs. NJ. N. Sheets and daughter Clara
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Exiey leave
Wednesday for New York and ATTAIN
tic City, to be gone for couple OIL
weeks.
Prof and Mrs. W. II. Stewart and
son Arthur Will be home tomorrow
from oxford o., where they have been
spending the summer with OLD trlends'
A number of families ' no have been
spending the summer at c. up Rest VIII
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their winter quarters In this city.
Frank Moore returned home yester-
day from Akron, where he had been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Clair Chamber
lain, for few days.
Rev. jackson, presiding elder OF this
district. preached at the Methodist
Episcopal church yesterday morning
and evening.
The property OF the late Richard Al
lender was sold Saturday at admins
traitors sale to Mrs. Nancy V. Lewis
for S237.
Rev. Bond, Of this city, exchanged
pulplts last evening with Rev. Buck,
OF the First Baptist church OF Wheel
ing.
Miss Elizabeth Gilmore, OF Washing
ton, Pa, is the guest OF Miss Bert
Blackford. on North Fourth street.
Mrs. August Kraatz has returned
from Cameron. W. Va, where she had
been visiting relatives.
Rev. Chas. Robinson. Of Baltimore,
filled the U. P. church pulpit yesterday
morning and evening.
Miss Emma Joy has returned from
a two weeks visit with Miss Lillian
Jones in Pittsburgh.
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day with her sister. Mrs. C. F. Wall
roi, on Walnut street.
Joe Anthony was down from Pitts
burgh yesterday spending the day with
his friends.
Chas. Norris has gone to Lucyvilie,
Pa, to visit his son, Rev. Everett Nor
KS.
o. C. wyrlck and Geo. Stewart spent
Sunday with friends at Winchester o.
Elmer Rosenthal, OF Pittsburgh, spent
Sunday with his parents in this city.
VIM. Johns. OF DennIson, spent Sun
day with his father on Broadway.
Chas. Killing goes to New Martins
Vile to-day to attend the fair.
Kenworthy Hoge is confined to his
home on account Of illness.
John Henderson spent Sunday with
his family in Smithheld.
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