The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-02
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AnsOrts Of Local News aa4 0osslp froa
the Glass CITY.

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the Glass CITY.
The Republican meeting at the
Elyslan theatre tomorrow evening will
| be the closing Que Of the campaign,
and Hon. Lorenzo Daniord whose yigof-
ous campaign throughout the district
has kept him away from this section
until now, will deliver one Of his telling
speeches. Along with him will DO
David Armstrong. a workman in the
Cleveland rolling mill who has gained
quite reputation Oh the stump, and
who comes here under the auspices Of
workingmen who desired to bear this
fall. Its to be grand roundup and
there will be many present from other
parts Of the county. Mr.. Barnes. the
democratic candidate, paid high tn
butte to Capt Danford personally. but
found fault with bis position on the Sill
yer question. He did it Genteely, yet
it opens the way for the captain 10 pre-
sent his facts aud figures In torciole
way and be has the happy faculty oil
showing that with more confidence
money would be plentiful In o conc!H-
ave way. The officers for the meeting
tomorrow night arc as follows: Chair.
man, Hunter S. Armstrong; vice presi-
dents, Thomas Clegg, II. W. Burrows,
W. S. Hsalherington. a. Mcpherson, l.
7. Freeze, John Shipman, Lafayette
Simmons, Theodore Seals, Darby
O'Toole, John Taylor, R. A. McGreror.
II. Roemer. Louis Long, sr., D. A. Ward,
W. G. Cochran, Charles L Lancaster.
John Thusp, Thomas Boyce, William
Carson, D. D. Cowen, John Strobel,
James Psddicord, Thomas Cross, August
Hildehrand, John A. Wise, Joseph
Davis. Reception committee, W. I.
Crozer. George Shaunafelt, 0. 7.
Mason, J. W. Cooper, A. T. Stewart,
Robert Carson, William Davies.
The Junior Order Of American Me-
chanics had one OF the Grandest times
yesterday evening ever held in Eastern
Ohio. The occasion had been looked
forward to by the local members with
much interest and they had made great
preparations and invited all the councils
ia the surrounding towns. The uncer-
tainty as 10 the arrival Of the state OIL
GERS kept them In suspense until teIe.
gram from DR.. Wenner was received
stating he would reach Wheeling at
4:20. Tho others came on other roads
until there were present DR.. II. L.
Wenner, state councillor; D. +. Ander-
son, vice state councillor; l. V. Stone,
Jr. P. 4. O.; j. A. Bliss, S. O. S., and W.
A. Gordon, S. G. Treasurer. The
American Mechanics brass band was
out in full uniform and the local mem
bers OF the order, together with Mar:
tins Ferry. GAINESVILLE. Benwood and
Wheeling formed in line on Belmont
street in front Of their hall, the state
officers taking the post OF honor, and
short march was made TO the Elysan
theatre, where soul.stirring aud In
spring addresses were made by part Of
the visiting officers. 7. O. Nicholson.
Of this city, aud Joseph l. Wells, OF
Martins Ferry, were the masters OF
ceremonies, aud It was grand occasion |
for the patriotic order.
Frank A. Pitner, a soldier in the civil
war who went out with Captain |
Thomas Garrett in Company F, Seven
ty:seventh Ohio volunteer infantry, |
enlisting in October, 1861, and re-
enlisted in December, 1854, aud was
honorably discharged in March, 1865,
died at his home in lower town
Wednesday night and will DO buried |
this afternoon. lie was Gfty.one years
OF age and leaves wife and two daugh-
ters.
Mayor Dubois intends to break up |
the custom OF opening saloons imme.
diately after the polls close. He all
nounces that his proclamation means to |
close the saloons all Of that day, and |
that a day means "a hours. 1t Inns
always been the habit to open the |
saloons as soon as the voting was ended,
but it will not DO that way this year.
ST. Farley and bride have re- urned !
from Noble county and will 90 to house
keeping in the Fifth ward. Mr.. turIey
has taken charge of the ticket Office OF
the B., z. & G. railroad.
Colonel John ConweIl, OF Cadiz,
came down here TO meet Mr.. Barnes, |
the Democratic candidate for Congress,
and will accompany him on the balance
OF the campaign.
Several dances occurred in town on
Hallow Zen. but tho boys were pre-;
vented from doing the usual mischief
about town by the vigilance OF the
police. ..
There will be public reception at tho
Central school building tomorrow, at
which samples Of the work OF some of
the pupils will be displayed for inspec-
ton.
Hon. Mark G. McCarlin, the Prohibi-
ton candidate for secretary Of state.
delivered speech in city hall last night
to his party followers.
The Gravel Hill reading circle held
an interesting and pleasant meeting at
the house OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Gala.
her last night.
Miss Edna Jones entertained num-
Der OF friends at her home in the Filth
ward last night
Miss Lydia Deafenbaugh entertained
party OF friends yesterday evening.