The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-31
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All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
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the Glass City.
The congressional campaign in this
district is the only one that Is exciting
any special interest, Colonel Poor
mans friends have begun to warm up
to the work beautifully aud they mean
to see tnat every vote for him in this
county will be at the polls. The Demo-
Gratis profess to have some hope, but 1t
comes from their dreams OF what might
be. Making liberal allowance for any
apathy that might possibly keep some
Republicans at home, and giving Judge
Pearson the full benefit OF every possi-
bic vote he can get in Monroe county,
elects Colonel PoormnnN by handsome
plurality. He will have l,4OO in Jefter..
son, 70Oi in Harrison. 700 in Carroll and
400 in this county, total Of 5000 plu'
rality to meet his opponent with at the
border OF Monroe, and Bellaire will be
the home OF congressman for the first
time in her history.
Judge Isaac II. Easton, chairman OF
the county executive county. was in the
city Saturday. Judge Easton was twice
elected to the office OF probate Judge.
He is keen observer and shrewd ma
nipulator and although he does not
give out the status OF affairs in the
court he is feeling quite comfortable
over the situation, and with the Aus
tralian ballot expects to see every man
on the Republican ticket carry the
county.
The meeting here on Wednesday
night will be arousing one and Repub..
licans will be present from all parts OF
the county. A special train will be run
from ST Clairsville, and the. clubs along
the river will turn out 1t is the only
big meeting the Republicans will have
here and It is hoped great throng will
greet Hon Charles Foster, who is just
the kind OF man to jolly up this sec
ton.
The first dividend of thirty per cent
out OF the proceeds OF sales in winding
up the businee of the Crystal window
glass company will be paid to the stock
holders this week. 1t is estimated by
Mr.. @. G. Kelly who is assisting in wind
ing up the affairs OF the company, that
there will be from seventy-fve to eighty
per cent OF the capital stock to divide.
George Romick sewers his connection
with the Cleveland & Pittsburgh rail-
road to-day as yardmaster, after a SER
vice OF twenty-nine years with that
company. He will be succeeded by
James Calder. Luther Tarbet will go
with Mr.. Romick to the Canton road.
W. N. Darby, the excellent deputy
with Sheriff Scott, spent Sunday among
his old friends and acquaintances here.
Billy is not in the least alarmed about
his chiefs chances, but would like to
see him get big vote along the river.
The shrewdest Democrats here and
some OF them who place their money to
win on various states, refuse to put up
dollar on the election OF Cleveland,
believing he will be defeated.
The school board will not hold their
regular monthly meeting till Wednes-
day night, owing to the fact that some
of the members want to see General
Adlai Stevenson.
A scheme is on foot here to start an
ice plant and new fruit canning in.
dustry, and both projects are in good
hands.
The musical recital at the home Of
Mrs. j. A. Gallaher Saturday afternoon
was delightful entertainment.
The Junior Order OF American Me-
chanics realized over hundred dollars
from their ball in Turner hall.
There we're four DRINKS registered al
the city building yesterday, the result
| Of Saturday nights arrests.
Mr.. Fred Kemple returned from the
east Saturday after a two months den.
tai course.
James Fitton came home from Cadiz
Saturday, where be has been for two
months.
Miss Nellie Potter, of Cleveland, is
visiting Mr.. Fred Bingle, OF Gravel hill
J. A. Skinner, of Woodsfeld, formerly
Of this city, was in town yesterday.
schramm & Birch have opened new
coal mine west Of town.
Miss Alice Fusner is visiting friendt
in this city.