The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-01
WILL POSITIVELY SPEAK AT THE
OPERA HOUSE
BELLAIRE
All sort, or Local Now, anh Gos,ip from
the Glas, CITY,

the tiass CIV.
Tho silvcrItcs here are discouraged and
ul5hChrtoned ut the luCk OF interest SHOWN
IN their meetings, llOss ]. Alexander and
John A.. Hnllnhcr made speeches at INC
i.lysian theatre and only about 20 people
turned out TO hear them, many OF INC
number being Republicans. EXnspcrhtel
ut tho lack Of enthusiasm and tho limited
numbers who care TO hohr their sOphiHtry.
t,hey have Issued n challenge for Il JOlit
debate. They want TO talk 20 Il crowd,
whether the crowd IL with them or not.
Mr., Inllaher issued the challenge IN CLOS;
Ing his address, AMI Mr.. Tallnlnn liked
u up yesterday In tho nnmc OF the silver
club here, The executive committee or
tho biz central Republican club VIII take
proper notice Of the matter ut It's meeting
Friday night. The Republicans nay de-
CldG TO. nttrhCt Il theatre full OF people
lust TO let them know how far apart silver
advocates can get,
Hon. Lorenzo Danford was at Glencoe
last niSht. anu In that nelghhorhood.
which tho allvcrltcs thought they had u
corner on. the old Veteran warmed. them
up witl. tho truths OF history and pre-
s"ntcd me facts against he fiction OF the
silver deluSiOn In such Il telling way Tint
there WAS more enthusiasm than has been
seen In that section this year.
MIR. W. j. McClain. formerly OF this city.
now n resident OF Columbus, o.. In now In
Ireland and viii go TO London M the
agent OF u railway company TINT desires
TO negotiate II loan for railroad building.
All the new improvements at the steel
works are now completed ana all that
lack OF orders. The frame work on the
new structure is all completed.
Hon. G. /. Weems was Mt Georgetown
Tuesday night, and the splendid meet;
Ing and hearty cheering on such Il bad
night left no doubt abou, tile sarnes,ness
OF the people Of that section.
The ferry boat refused TO give II reduced
rate TO the q, A. K. people who attended
Wheeling Park yesterday, and Gs n result
the q; a, Il. people took the electric cars
on THIS side OF tho river.
Congressman BOuteiIe, OF Maine, will be
IN TINS section some tine nuSt month.
Th" meeting Will he made n rousing ono,
nnd provision made for all the river front
to hcar him.
Hunter S. Armstrong will speak at
ShndySlde Friday evening Of this week.
Forest I'M school house one evening next
week.
The blackburn Cadets drilled last even
Ing. Their uniforms have all arrived and
ar" quite '1obby In appearance. They will
be- out In their uniforms next week.
\ number OF Grand Army people from
this city are Ia attendance at the reunion
OF companies G ana c Of the Forty-third
.. V. l., held ut CadIZ to-day.
Work on tho pipe line In the First ward
has been suspended on account OF the bad
weather. The street down there is In
horrible condition,
Rev. y. T.. MInameyer le., this morning
for Allegheny TO resume his studies In
college, after spending II few days with
relatives.
The condition OF the youngest child Of
Robert McNay was tho same yesterday,
and little hopes are entertained OF It's re-
COvery.
The Stewart cnamellng works put It's
whole, fore" TO work this morning. They
have been working only about half their
force,
The pension examiners met In regular
session yesteray and had the usual Num-
Der OF applicants before them.
Peter Morrison, formerly Of this city. but
now Of Muncic. Ind. was mlngling with
friends In the city yesterday.
Miss Laura Faupel has returned TO her
home In tIc Fourth ward after visiting
friends In ST. Clairsville.
Norris Bros. equine and anime SHOW
Will exhibit on the commons tomorrow
and Saturday.
The Gravel Inn Reading md Social Club
will meet this evening ut the home Of DR..
J. 5. Mcclellan.
Madge Tucker will open a three nights
engagement at the Elysian theatre this
evening.
a urge HuIlDfE from tllS CITY VIII nj
tend the Bryan meeting on the Island
tonight.
John Cook. OF Mcdonald, Pa, Is spend
Ing II few days. the guest OF friends In
the city.
Mrs. DR.. S. +. SatterthwaIte. OF Fargo,
y. d.. is the guest OF relatives In the Fifth
ward.
Miss Emma Malcolm. OF the Second
ward. Is the guest OF friends near Jacobs
burg.
James Lee, OF the Third ward. ~ spend
Ing a few days with friends In Newark.
u. II. Darah and Fred Wassman are
out near Flushing on u hunting trip.
Alex. Smith and family, OF Darlington,
nre the guests OF friends In the city.
A.. r. lngler, OF tho Third ward, is the
guest OF friends In Newark.
The steamer Kanawha passed down yes
terday aftcrnooS.