The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-16
BELLArRE.5
All Sorts OF local News and Gossip About
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All sorts OF Local News anu GOSSIP About
The Glass city. l,;
The talk OF the town yesterday was the
effort. OF the silverltcs 10 disturb the big
sound money. and protection meetlng Mt
the Elysian9 theatre Wednesday night. It
was conceded on nil sides that such INCL
dents are not likely 10 occur aghln. The
Republicans and sound money men were
all smiles. They had had q greater meet
Ing than the most enthusiastic anticipated.
let Loose when the Interruptions occurred
than the silver men dreamed existed in
the entire county. All II III ~ iri5k'l I,l
. The next Republican demonstration will
be held on Monday night, at which time
Hon. u. W. Hollinssworth and Judge
George X. Nash Will be present. Al OF
the mateh;ng clubs IL this city vi! 4 be e
Ferry and Bridgeport will be down;
Heatherington's splendid brass band will
lead the column. and the people will burn
red fire and shoot rockets IN honor OF the
cause espoused. 1t Ia expected that this
will be q great night in Bellaire
At tho last meeting OF tho Ladies' Aid
Society. held in the First NJ. r. church.
tho following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Thomas Wetherald. Vice prcsi-
dents. Mrs. George Walters and Mrs. J.
J. Mccormick; secretary. Mrs. Anna N.
johnson; treasurer, Mrs. James d. 5Andcr-
son: assistant treasurer. Mrs. William Nc
Coy. Every Tuesday night is the meeting
night Of the society. Z, &
The Capitol base ball club, OF this city.
will 60 TO Barresville this morning for
two games with that club, today and
tS,n,orrow, Nicholson Wostlaks r ana
expect S to E win one 81 81 the IsI games. So
= The twentieth anniversary Of the Turner
society was celebrated at their hall In
this city last night.1A splendid programme
was rendered, consisting OF speeches and
song. Prof. 2ulauf, Of Wheeling. was
heartily encored.
Hon. John Pollacl1, chairman Of the Re
iirer Howard Kirk, N. C. Mitchell. OF Mar
!. tins Ferry. and L., Il. Emerson. clerk
of the courts, were In town yesterday.
4! { Hon. David Armstrong, d steel worker
and Amalganateu Association man, VIII
speak at Coal Brook OH Wednesday even.
Ing, October q. and Mt Forest Hill school
house on the evening OF. the I'd. E6
The blackburn Cadets WILL meet this
evening ut the park to drill. They Will
probably go to Parkersburg next Thurs
daynight to take part In q big denonstra.
ton there. ~
Miss Mary Myers. OF Wheeling Island,
S. the guest Of friends and relatives here.
Miss Anna Gallaher, Of Toledo, is the
guest Of relatives in Bellaire.
Mrs. Alkaline Rankin, a former resident
OF this city,, but now OF Gas City. Ind,
will occupy the house formerly occupied
by the family Of Richard Metz. ~
Tho funeral OF Miss Flora Rico took
place yesterday afternoon from the First
NJ. Z. church. 1ntermenti was OF the Rose
Hill cemetery.
George Kopling and wife will return
home Tomorrow after spending two weeks
with friends and relatives IN Akron and
Cleveland. = Z Z &; g
The street commissioner had n force Of
men at work cleaning Union street yes
terday morning. s. 5st:
Thomas 1Ianey, will leave tomorrow for
Red Key, Ind, where he will work In a
glass house. 3. itf u 5i,.ft
&c. w. Myers will leave to-day for his
home In Dunkirk. Ind. after visiting in
the city. ia. {,
Conrad staab and wife are in Pitts
burgh attending the wedding OF Robert
Staab. IN II n 5.z.y {; g 3
Mrs. C. H, Dankwerth left yesterday. for
Darlington to spend a few days with rela-
tiYcs. 9. n isl i.ir I'd stg5
Miss Clara Schultz. OF Canton. O., is
tho guest OF friends and relatives In the
city. 4 SIS Z, 81
Joseph N. Thornbrrry and wife OF
Benllsville, arcSylsiting relatives here.
Mrs. Fred Jahhkois the guest Of rela-
tlves In Pittsburgh.
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