The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-19
BRunAIRE.
AIlsouss OF Local News aud Goshp from
the Glass City.

the Glass City.
Albert o. Barnes, the Democratic
nominee for Congress, paid tribute %
Csntain Iorenzo banford, the Republi-
can nominee, In recent talk. be said:
~ know Captain Dantord well, have
tried cases with him and against him,
and I know him 70 DO high minded,
honorable gentlemen. His integrity
ana honor are unimpeaehable." Coming
from an opponent this deserved com.
plimant ID appreciated by Captain Dan:
ford's friends. BY the way, General
David A. HoIlingsworth and Captain
Dantord will address q Republican
meeting at Flushing the first Of next
week. General Hollingsworth's name
was before the convention that nomi-
mated Captain Danford, and he felt that
his time had come to secure the prize.
When Il was over no was sadly disap-
pointed. as was quite natural, but Cen
eraI Hollingsworth 10 not made Of the
kind Of material that suiks, and he Will
be on the stump In tho interest OF
Captain Danford. and the whole Repu6'
lican ticket this fall.
Congressman Pearson. Editor James
R. Alexander, Legislator Moore, Hon.
David WAGNER, ]. B. Darrah. Chal'
mers Trimble, Colonel James +.
Charlesworth, Auditor J. A. HendeT-
son. J. B. Ryan and all the Democrats
that went to Columbus from this and
Monroe counties, except ono were op.
posed to denouuclng Senator Brice,
while nine-tenths OF the Democrats,
who remained at homo want him de-
nounced.
John E. vogel. who died in tho
Wheeling hospital last week, leaving an
estate valued at from $1,000 to $4,000,
had will on file In the probate judges
Office in this county, in which he lett
all OF his property 10 his son, Louis
Vogel, and appointed Louis Cook, OF
Pease township, guardian for the son.
who Ia not OF age. Ills three step.chtl'
dren are cut out entirely by the will.
The Prohibitionists Of this city met
in the law Office OF Gallaller & Wood
bridge Monday evening and decided to
hold various meetings in this vicinity
prior to the election. They are evident
" becoming alarmed. They usually
poll between 800 and 400 votea in this
county out Of about Il, 900. and to have
this wiped out this season or reduced
one-haIf would be disheartening.
E. ]. Bracken, the Populist speaker
the other night, was o rafting talke!r,
and held his crowd we'll during MS
meeting. 1t was not what he said but
the way he said It that kept his listen
ers, as most OF them wore expecting
something even to the finish.
The telegraph and express compan les
have secured a decision from the United
States court exempting them from tho
tax imposed by the law, framed and Ia
thered BY Senator ]. W: Nichols. OF this
county, while he was member OF the
state senate.
Susan Boyd, Minerva Boring. Thomas
Mehan and Thomas Cook werc run in
by the police late Monday night on
charge OF bclug in a house OF i'll repute.
Mrs. Boyd was chrrged with Keeping 1t.
Frank Hathaway and family leave
to-day for Cleveland where they will
make their future home. G. Curran
has leased their farm west OF town, tho
old Rankin farm.
Mr.. r. L. Bowman, o banker OF Texas,
and brother-in.law Of Mr.. W. Q. Bcr-
gundthal, came in yesterday morning
for visit with relatives in this county.
or. Mason and others, Of tho Lo-
rain land syndicate. will go up to that
place to-day to arrange to have their
farm laid out in lots.
W. T. Evans, who has been manager
OF the Democrat for Postmaster War
mock, has returned to Barnesyil!e, sick
again.
Hon. Henry Bohl, United States mar
shall, passed through town yesterday on
his way to Steubenville.
Theg grand and petit jurors for the Oc'
tober term OF court have been drawn.
Miss Eva Harper, of Now Concord, is
visiting Miss Flora lleatherington.
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