The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-07


The loss In the various wards was as
follows: First, eight. second. eight:
third, fourteen; fourth, ten: NTH,
twerty-eight.
There Is less OF the loud claims by
the silvcrItcs in this section now h
u little while ago. They became so
rldlculOusly silly that even silver men
became ashamed OF the parade or old
time Democrats whose names were
used o. converts from the Republican
ranks. The latest was ". Ii. Rose.
OF Mead township. who has been a
Democrat all his life: was elected con-
stable on the Democratic ticket years
ago and was on that ticket In the We
gee precinct W. years ago for assess
or. The few former Republicans who
were carried off their feet by the shout
Ing, are lonely enough now, for even
Democrats look upon them with suspl-
ci0n.
Hon. C. L. Wcems will address the
Republicans OF Pultney Bottom next
Friday evening and Mr.. Weems is load
ed TO the muzzlc this year and Is doing
great work. In fact all the Republi-
cans In this section are doing greater
work than ever before. The earnest
truths as presented BY Congressman
Danford are echoed md re-echOed IN
all parts OF Eastern Ohio. The CadiZ
Republican says OF his speeches In that
county:
Captain Dunford has spoken In
Harrison county many times In former
years, but he never spike with greater
Influence, or made more friends among
our people. than he did during his stay
with us last week. No Republican
speaker, not wen Sherman, or Fora
ker. or Mckinley. ever made a better
Impression here than Captain Danford
did during this visit"
J. W. Corbett, the butcher, met with
an accident Saturday, while delivering
meat in McMechen. His wagon was
struck by an electric a and all the
meat thrown out in the mud and he
received several bruises about the body.
The wagon was broken.
Thu Capitol base ball club OF this
city, went 20 SIstersville. Saturday, 70
play ball, but before they got there
the managers OF the SistersvNle club
disappeared. owing several people, and
as a result there was no game.
r. T. Seals has arranged with q cor
us VI IMtIlLN " 'iibSAS AaH
the leadership OF Professor John ".
Lillcr, and John Hopkins, to sing NC
Kinley Is the man." at the next club
meeting.
Mr. II. NJ. Scatterday and Miss Anna
Barrett will be married at the brides
| home In Centerville on Wednesday
next. Miss Barrett Is a sister OF Mrs.
II. W. Burrows, OF this city.
-. H.. rro, rur nuar h,, Tho
electric cars yesterday afternoon on
Belmont street, and was allowed to lay
and suffer for several hours before be-
Ing shot.
Miss Eliza Carmichael, Of Wellsburg.
| the music teacher In the pubic schools,
has returned TO the city. after spend
Ing the summer at her home.
Miss Elizabeth Jennings left Satur-
day night for Knoxville. Tennessee, to
visit Miss Minnie Cohen. u former res
ident OF this city.
The banks will not be opened to-day
and the postoflce will just be open n
few hours on account OF this being
labor day.
Harry Aiken, OF Washington, Pa.
who has been visiting friends In the
Fifth ward. has returned TO his home.
The Wheeling fair will attract q
number of people from this city. MS vii!
also, the Last Days OF PompeiL"
Miss BernIce McCrobey returned yes
| terday, to her home at Barnesville, af-
ter visiting friends In this city.
Misses May and LottIc Kelly are
home from a few days visit with rcla-
tives at Barnesville.
J.. N. Grafton. the undertaken, Is
| quite III al his home In the Third ward.
Herbert Nelson. OF Pittsburgh, was In
| the city yesterday. calling on friends.
School begins Tomorrow, after q
three months vacation.