The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-08
BELLAIRE
All Sort, OF Local New, AMI Gosup from
the GinIS CITY.


Tho executive committee OF the big Re-
publican club In this city last night RECON-
mcnded TINT ms many M could convenient
~, 10 10 Wheeling Thursday night to hear
senator ThurStOn, OF Nebraska. Many
had expressed desire to hear him md for
that reason no meeting will DO held OF the
Central club here this week. They all
want to hear the man who beat bryan for
United states senator. Resides quito
lnrge crowd will go to Shadysde 10 hear
Hon. G. l.. Wcems again on Friday night,
and this evening r. II. Rider will speak to
tho First ward club. There will he n big
meeting here as soon US It can be properly
arranged.
Everywhere in this county where there
WINS any disnficction at all over the scduc-
tive presentation OF the silver hrrcsy, tho
disnrGctcd ones are falling Into line as the
light OF reason dHwnS upon them, and
Democrats by the score repcl the idea that
they are linked with Organism or the
silver kings league. Old Belmont will roll
up the grnndcst vote for sound money
standing the parade OF alleged converts TO
tho fHllncy.
Tie school board has opened n hook
store In the. Central school building.
where pupils will be furnished with books
and supplies ut cost. Miss Naude Cor
hctt IL in charge. under the direction Of
Superintendent Williams.
George Boyce and family will leave to-
morrow for their home at Gas City Ind.
after spending the summer In this city and
bethesda.
Miss Brown, OF Belprc. returned TO the
city yesterday to assume the duties OF
teacher In the public schools in this city.
Nathaniel bowers went down to Clar.
inRtOn this morning TO take charge OF the
Buckeye fishing club boat ut that place.
Misses Carrie and Gall Myers returned
home yesterday from Benlisvlle. where
they have been visiting relatives.
Oscar Hampton will be home to-day
from visit with friends and relatives ut
Somerton and Martins Ferry.
Mrs. Lewis Arm and daughter. OF Allie
Gheny, are the guests OF Mrs. Barbara La
Roche, .ln the Second ward.
Miss Bertha Thomas will leave to-day
for her home at Rochester, Pa, after WIS.,
!ting relatives In this city.
The work OF cleaning the reservoir was
finished yesterday and the water supply
Is as strong US usual.
Miss Emma Warnock returned home
yesterday ut;er spending week with rela-
t!vcs nj Warnock.
Miss Ina Edgar, OF GAINESVILLE, Is the
guest OF friends and relatives In the
Fourth ward.
Charles Lloyd has returned 10 his home
IN Pittsburgh after visiting friends in the
Fifth ward.
Miss I,entz has returned to the city af-
ter spending the summer with relatives at
LloydSvillc.
Misses May and Lille Boyce are in the
city after visiting relatives ut Sharps-
burg. Pa
This is n Jewish holiday and most Of the
clothing and dry goods stores will be
closed.
William Mcfarland has moved his famI-
ly from the Fourth ward to Martins
Ferry.
Miss Jennie Lane. of BnrncsvIllc. is. the
guest OF Captain j. T. Lane. in the First
ward.
Mrs. C. r. Leazurc and daughter have
returned home from Il visit TO Niagara
Falls.
The Misses Obcrmnn. OF Wheeling. nrc
the guests OF relatives In the Fourth ward.
C. Gautert and family will leave this ev-
ening for their new home at Reading. Pa.
James Laudcm has moved his family
from Union street TO Thirty-eiEhth street.
Miss Sophie Miller has returned home
from n visit with friends Mt Niles. o.
Miss Catherine Watt, OF Wheeling, is the
guest OF relatives In the Third ward.
Miss Margaret iill, of Bridgeport. Is the
guest OF friends In the Fourth ward.
To-day is pay day on the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad at this point.
There was Il reunion OF the Fttton family
At the Wheeling park yesterday.
Cook Danford has returned from visit
with relatives at Crabapple.
Henry Bnkcr had n finger mashed at the
plate mill Sunday.
Fred Warrick. of GAINESVILLE. Is visiting
frInrdS In the city.
Lew stephens came up from Epworth
park yesterday.
Two plain DRINKS were before tho mayor
yesterday.