The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
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Tho Republicans OF this city are be-
ginning to STIR themselves md the cain
pnlgn here VIII DO opened by Hon. I,o-
renZO Datford probably nGxt week.
The manufactured free silver continent
Is dying out. Tho people are beginning
TO think OF the pail TINT felt over tho
Industries following the presentation 0!
the WHBoh bill. They are talking 81
the prosperity that prevailed under thu
banner Of protection, and tho, working
people lio stirred up In tho belief tina
"fron silver" ls IL twin sister OF FREQ
trade" They Will hive none. OF II and
they are anxious to got Into the har-
ness early 20 give vent 10 their sentl.
mcnt for protection, patriotism and
prosperity. The great efforts OF the
Democratic managers 10 keep allvt
something That will detrnct from thu
blightlng effects OF the Wilson bill arc
beginning TO drug aud the trend OF tho
great multitude OF voters In this city
and Vicinity 10 towards Nick lnley and
an adequate revenue for the malnte-
nance OF the government. The siren
song Of the bryan followers and tho
fcw d%lsgruntled Republicans who seek
revenge for the imaginary wrongs
they feel has lost Its force. They have
goone out OF the fold before and they
VIII meet a worse fate this ycar. The
Republicans WIN enter the 0renn early
ana VIII make n good fight for the
times that will give more work TO the
toilers and consequently more money
to the thousands who need II most.
The steel works and plate mills are
again on on account of Il break down.
The large shears In tho plate mill
broke Saturday morning. It Is sald
That 1t Will take s0me time to have the
break repaired.
Among those who spent yesterday mt
Epworth Park were the following Bel
lnlre people: G, W. Deyarmon. Jesse
Kelly, C. II. Dankwcrth, F. p. Barber.
]. W. CARRIER, Samuel Crow and c. W.
Dickens.
Supt, II. G. Williams returned Satur-
day evening from ChIlllcothe. where he
delivered q series OF lectures at the
Ross county teacbars' institute. He
n nctively engaged all the week.
c. II. Blakene will leave next month
for Chicago, where he VIII make his
future home. lie has secured u posi-
ton with the Chicago Street Car Com
pany.
Miss Fiosie O'Mera, OF East Liverpool
has gone TO Washington. Pa, after
spending a few days with the Misses
Miller, Of the Fifth ward.
Miss Flora DonarIus has charge OF
the office Of the Bottle works while
Miss sallic Mills is spending two weeks
at Bethesda.
There were no services at tho, Presby-
terrain church yesterday, on account
OF the pastor being away on Il vaca-
tlon.
Mrs. William Borden. OF Erie, Pa.
has gone L Cleveland II visit relatives
after visiting her son Thomas In this
city.
4 number Of the Buckeye fishing club
went down to Clar!ngton Saturday and
will remain until the mill resumes,
s. F, Farley and wife returned home
Saturday from a visit With relatives at
Summerfield.
The members OF the Coffee circle
spent Saturday and Sunday at Chip
pewa lake.
Miss Mabel L~IchtruberGer Is the
guest OF relatives at New Lisbon. o..
this week.
Mrs. Jesse Kelly went out to Bethesda
Saturday TO remain for the Assembly
meeting.
John Parks Is home from Cameron.
". Va. where he was on business last
week.
Harry KearnS. OF M~oundsvIlle. Is
visiting friends and relatives In the
city.
W. C. Cochran was in the city yes
terday spending the day with his fam
lily.
Carl Kraus returned home yesterday
from Bethesda, where he spent a week.
Guy Daukworth went u to Epworth
Park Saturday to spend n few weeks.
James C. Tallmaa went 10 Glencoe
Saturday to make a speech on silver.
Miss Marie Clements went TO Bethes-
da Saturday to spend several weeks.
+. b.. Archerrand George Slfannafelt
were up from Sistersville yesterday.
Charles Whittcmore and Ross Brown
spent yesterday at GAINESVILLE.
r. W. Muhlemun Will return to-day
from n trip to Atlantic City.
Louis Bocshar, OF S%lstersv!lle, was In
the city yesterday.
Albert Luchs will leave tomorrow
for Detroit, Mich.
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