The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
BELLAIRE
Al Sorts OF Local New, AMI Gossip from
tho Glnu CITY,

BELLAlRE-
All Sorts or Local New, ami Gossip from
tho tilnU CITY.
The Elysian thcatcr will not hold all
the people who will gather there to-
night to hear the views OF Hon. c. ii.
Wccms on the money question. IlCnrth-
eringtOn'y band will be out, and the Re-
publican club, together with all the
sound money men, and the rink Ia not
large enough TO Accommodate all. The
meeting, will be called TO order at 8
o'clock by G. NJ. a. Il. Stewart, presi-
dent OF tho club, and a few minutes VIII
be taken lin In the selection OF commit
tees for marching clubs In each ward,
and then VIII follow the flow Of wisdom
md the demonstrations OF enthusiasm
that characterize all the honest money
meetings here.
The puny populistIc editor Of tho st.
Clalrsvillc Gazette, who was II SOUND
money man until the crack of the Bryan
| lash, now has no higher Idea OF the Is
sues involved In this campaign than the
Chinnmln had OF the use OF electricity
when he first saw an electric car, n
exclaimed: mo horsec. no mulee, no
pushec. no pullec; go like hellce oil the
BamcS." And he Jacks the Chinaman's
capacity in another direction.
The Novelty Stamping Co. will resume
work Monday, and II Is r1td the Bclalrc
Steel Co. has orders enough 10 run q
few days, both very gratifying news to u
large number OF employees.
Leonard Moore aud James Keys, Of
the First ward, have left for Columbus.
Cincinnati and CovlngtOn, Ky. They
wont nn their hlcVclpI.
Mrs. Jas. Il. Wise and daughter Aida
left yesterday for their home at Mum
Gle. Ind, after visiting friends and reld-
tIvcs In the city.
Mrs. Minnie Reilly and Miss Mable
Shane have left for their home In Iowa
after visiting their uncle. !. n. GRAFTON.
In this city.
Mrs. II. s. McGregor and mother.
Mrs. Grouse. will come In from Epworth
park to-day after spending the summer
there.
Misses Dora Ebcrle and Anna Thurn
| have returned home from Il visit With
friends and relatives at Quaker City.
Miss Cora Neal has returned from n
trip down the river Visiting friends at
New Matamoras and Sistcrsr1lle.
Misses Edna and Anna Morris have
returned to their home at Cambridge
after a pleasant visit In this city
Miss Rose Phillips left yesterday aft
ernOUn for Youngstown TO take her place
as teacher In the public schools.
Mrs. II. Roemer and son have returned
from Mountain Lake park, where Mrs.
liOemer spent the summer.
The family OF C. II. Dankwertlc will
return to-day from Epworth park. where
they epent the summer.
Mrs. Charles Bctram IL having n rev
artificial stone walk placed around her
new house In the Fifth.
Mrs. Il. +. Morgan. OF Sednl!a, Mo,
left yesterday for her home after visit
Ing Aliss Clara Moore.
DR.. Long and family have returned
from Moundsville campgrounds. where
they spent two weeks,
CRY Solicitor Armstrong returned yes
terday evening from a visit with his
father at Woodstield.
Miss Maud RowleS left yesterday for
friends In the city.
Mrs. James letters and her sister. Of
the Third ward, are guests OF relatives
at BeIllSvIlle.
Mrs. T. a. Rodcfer and son are home
after spending Il month at Moundsvillc
c~ampgrounds.
The c. & P. railroad company have
begun work on repairing the road to
Powhatan.
Misses Pressie and Edith Reed, uf the
Filth ward, are visiting friends at Steu-
Denvillc.
Mcssrs. William DOrer and Henry
Fauple have gone 10 Niagara Falls for
Il trip.
Harry Hays will leave next month for
Chicago, where he has secured q posi-
ton.
Mrs. H. S. Benson. Of the Fourth ward,
Is visiting friends and relatives In Cleve-
land.
Mrs. ]. W. Corbett and two children
are guests Of relatives at East Liberty.
Miss Eva Corbett has returned home
from q visit with friends AT Sistersvtlle.
William Payne Is home from Chip
pewa lake, where he spent n week.
C. W. Dickens ame In yesterday from
Bethesda.