The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-07
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
The tlmO Is past perhaps for welding lcgitl-
mate influence upon the election tomorrow.
but II Is not too late 10 remiud tho people oil
this city that the election of one OF our own ci-
zens OF congressman from this district VIII tend
toward giving BellRirc more prominent and
important position than she occupies now.
There are number OF Democrats who recognize
this fact who Will tomorrow cast thoir votes for
Colonel c. l.. Poorman, aud II Is a matter 81 re-
gTct that the politicians OF that party should be
making u special drive at him. Their work can
not defeat him, and II IL should even reduce the
plurality he ought TO have In the natural ne
suits It only weakens the influence OF the city
with him Us a congressman. Colonel Poorman,s
homo Is here. his interests are all here and he is
Just the Kind Of man who would take pride in
doing what he could to advance the interests OF
his home town. 70 give him good vote az his
home can not but Increase his desire to'help
those who assist him, and as he will be elected
no matter what the result In his home town, our
people can best serve themselves by giving the
colonel the benefit OF their votes tomorrow.
John q. Muth. who was struck on the head
with club by his bro'her:in-law IN North
Wheeling while marching In the stevenson pa
rade the other night, Is now In prccariouS con-
pltion. Ills head was cut about four inches and
nix stitches had 10 be taken IN ut. steps VIII DO
taken to-day TO have the asSailant arrested, The
assault grew out OF n domestic row IN which
Muth'S wife left him.
There was NOR money bet In BellRire yester-
day than ever before on an election. Some en-
thuSiRstic Democrat made one bet that Col,
Poorman would not have over 800 plurality. He
was quickly pulled oil. however md they
wanted from 800 to LOO. New York Is the
iayoritr IN betting with Democrats, but very lit
tic money Is up on the general result
James 4. Anderson. the attorney and editor Of
the Enttel endcnt. lshome from two weeks tour
In Kansas and Missouri HO thinks KapSas has
agTcat futur ebelpre her aud that tho state Is
safely Republican. The wild cat currency cuts
a large figure in the campaign IN those states.
The presiding Judges Of the election are all
now In possession Of the ballots to he used to-
morrow They ara sealed up for each peecinct
and tho seal eau not lawfully bo broken until
the organization OF tho polls Is effected in the
morning
oalccr James Johnston and Miss Daisy Smith,
daughter OF George O. Smith, the laundrymGn,
werS quietly married last Thursday evening by
Rev D. W. Chandler, the pastor OF the First N.
T. church.
Editor Warnnok. OF tho Democrat who has
been sick with the fe3cr for three weeks, VIII
take chances on being hauled TO the polls TO-
morrow II It Is affair day
Miss Idn Norton entertained large audience
at the U. =. church yesterday afternoon with n
narration Of her experiences aud observations In
India last yenr.
Henry Zoeckler. an active young Republican
who Is studying dentistry at Columbus, came
home Saturday evening to do his duty to'mor'
row.
Rev. W. II. Burbank, Of Columbus, will take
pastoral charge OF the Episcopal churches here
and a. Martins Ferry,
Dr.. c. Z Kurt Who'll has been here for two weeks
past left Saturday night for his home In Chi
cage.
over hundred voters who lett hero 70 work
In the gnS fields OF Indiana viii be home to'mor.
row,
There was but one solitary unfortunate being
fed at the city bastilo yesterday.