The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-08
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Tho advocates OF FREQ md unlimisrJ
COLLAGE OF silver met In city hall Thur
day highland organized Il club by elect
Ing Jame5 u, DRrrdh. n Democrat,
chairman, and Oscar Mckinley. an crst-
while PopuliSt. secretary, John A. Gal
lnher mado an address on tho silver
question and was chocrcd Bor,t. but
there was not the enthusiasm looked for.
Thumns Ault announced his gtcndfast-
ness In the .aith and Il few others nj,
legged their loyalty to the cause. A COM
mittee reported q resolution plcdsinE
support only TO known free silver candl-
dates and on motion of Joe Lombard.
this was adopted. The club Is not large
and enthusiastic, but It's leaders are
earncst Bryan men, Thornton A. Rode-
fer. the state chairman OF the broad
gunge Prohibition party, announced that
ST, John would be here next week and
invited the crowd to come out and helf
him. The silver advocates are chaErin.
ed at the sudden drop In the sentiment
for the dangerous experiment. The
sober second thought Ia nsaortlnE itself
and the people arc lining up for the pros
nerity 0f America without nny danger
u fallacy attached. The calm judy
mcnt Of the voters can always he de-
pended upon. There IL danger
from the people when they think, and
they are doing that kind OF business
now. The %dpinagoEue will be without
occupation this fall before the snow nlsi
and less Will he the pity II the honest
,oIlcrs are employed.
It Is thought all OF tho manufactures
here win be closed down for Il time this
month. the summer dizziness becoming
more than usually no. About Hll the
factories here except the mill and bottle
works have been In operation all sum-
mer. but they now say they will likely
close for u week or two. as stock Is Pill
lng up.
The Republicans will organize At an
open air meeting hera next Wednesday
evening. nj which tine Congressman
Dauford will address them on the cur
rcncy and tariff questions. The voters
are not losing sight OF the great change
brought about by the Wilson bill.
Quite a number uf our people are
spending these days at EpwOrth park,
where the assembly rrogrammo ia In
progress. This evening n large number
will 30 out and remain over Sunday.
Nearly all the business men here are
complaining OF dull business and the
great bulk or them attribute It to alarm
caused by the agitation In favor OF de-
%prec!atei money.
Miss Jessie Glenn has returned to her
home At Columbus. after u pleasant visit
with Mrs. NJ. f. G0rrell. In the Fourth
ward.
The fishing camps from this city that
were routed by the high water, have re-
sumed business down along the Ohio
river.
Mayor Williams finds even the bust
ness In hts court dun these days. with oil
OF the discussions so literally INDUCED
In.
Miss Belle Moore and sister have re-
turned TO their home at Wellsburg, after
visiting relatives in the city.
G. Z. Rhoades, who was ticket agent
here during J. \. Ncy's absence, has
gone 10 Minerva. O.. to work.
Miss Clara johnson has returned to
her home Mt st. ClairSvillc. after visit
Ing friends in the city.
Miss Martha Alther. of the Third
ward. Is the guest OF Mrs. Harry Nc
Gregor, at Bethesda.
Miss Kate Sherry viii leave shortly for
n visit with relatives at Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
Thomas Borden has returned from
Cleveland, where he spent a few days
with relatives.
Carl Rankin came In yesterday from
Chicago, where he has been visiting his
mother.
Win Pregnry and wife went to Ep-
worth Park yesterday. to spend a few
days.
U. L. Marsh has closed up his jcwelry
store and moved his goods 20 Gravel
Hill.
The churches here will all be occupied
tomorrow, except the First Presbyter-
Ian.
Mrs. Martha Kelly has returned from
Chicago. where she spent two weeks.
Miss Emma LaufrIed a gone to Be-
thcsda to spend q couple of weeks.
Miss Cora Davis. OF Chicago, Is the
guest Of friends In the First ward.
Miss Nellie Mercer has gone to Cum
bcrland, W. Va. TO visit relatives.
Rev. Z. S. Robinson has gone to OK
ford, o.. on q visit with relatives.
To-day Is pay day on the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh road at this point.
Miss Alice Booth is the guest of rela-
tives at Darlington.
One plain drunk was UP before the
mayor yesterday.
George l9gger has gone TO McKecsport,
to visit relatives.
C. ]. La Roche has a fine new delivery
wagon.
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