The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-15
pELIA1RE.
All sorts or Ioeal Now,s ni Gossip from
the GipW Citr.


the GiRw cur.
Tho Prohibition side show for tho Bryan
aggregation held n meeting IN tho l.lyBihh
theatre, with John l.. 81. John, OF Kansas,
nH tho speaker, There was Il splendid
audience present. m Tho Gycnlng was
vote. n few mlnutCa to Temperance. II fTw
minutes TO woman suffrage. but the bur.
den OF lllS speech WAS on tho money lurl.
ton AMI hn took occasion to tell Nhp niill-
rnGe that he Avs q nat money, man;
cnnlor, compelled him 10 nlmit That n So
Eolh piece WINS worth ma much without
tho stamp OF tho government NJ with H.,
but ho wanted ronc gold man 10 urll him
why, No one responded. and. then Sir.
st, John proceeded To tell why, In his
opinion. Ito sHlh TINT ENGLAND rpsard n
law nit,Sstwo years. nEO liking It's value
ana u hhd never %chnngti since hcCn,"r
the Hank or England would pay $50 md
some centh FOR 40 much Rpll, and n
S2O piece OF gOll wnN mcltgd by accident
or In hny way, the government wnuh coin
1t oYor ngnin. Its value wnR fixed, Ito
Hhld, hS Inv. AND could not change. nut
Immediately following that no sail that
In -, you could take II Mexican dollar.
n gold dollar and n buHilcl OF whont, place
them all together and you could exchange
ono for tho other at WIN. Now, said Mr..
~. John, wn Will let them alone until to-
night. How do thoy stand now. There
bushels Of wheat, and II Will hwy two
Mexican dollars. with this statement no
stood on his tln;tocf. with both arms yes:
WHY. and with equal vehcmcnce hs
stated ''bccnusG tho gold dollar has gone
mp ana IL now a 30 cent dollar Tho Bll-
ycrites Checrcl the noise ho made because
Mr.. 81. John had told them n moment no.
fore that the gold dollar could not change,
TINT Its vn'uo wnH liked by law. And he
didn't say o word about tho increased
product or silver and wheRt. But Sir, 81.
John ~ not paid 10 toll audiences about
those things. lie " gent 10 manufacture
sentiment for prohibition. woman suffrage
md free and unlimited coinage OF silver.
The Republicans who have enrolled
themselves ns nCtiTo and earnest In this
campaign Will meet Thurslny evening
next week for thorough organization. Rnd
Mr.. lanes WILTON, OF tho i~irllnlrc Stool
Company, Will addrcps the club that even
Ing.
The poaoillcc Mt Anvil. o.. which was
discontinued some time nEo. has been re-
established ana tho mall rUcR ont every
day, which before was only carried three
times q week.
To-day IL pay day for the steel works.
The men draw q worry Email pay on nc
count OF IN" mill not running.
Miss Florence Workman returned ycs-
tcrday from .EpwOrth Park, where shc
SfNiA a wv NdgHs
MlFscs Clnrn Griffith and BESSIE March
ARE homo from Il visit with friends NJ
WoodRncld.
Mrs. ". G. ~Thorabcrry and family are
spending several weeks with relatives ut
BeallSyillc.
Mr.. A.. Y. Stewart and family leave TO-
day Tor n visit with relatives in Jefferson
county.
Mrs. George f. Work. OF slstprsvlllc. Is
the guest OF her parents. in the Fourth
ward.
William Kern went to GAINESVILLE yos-
tCrday to play ball with tho Bridgeport
team.
Miss MollIc boyd rcturned yestcrlny
from bethesda, where she spent 4 few
days.
II. A. Brown and family left Thursday
for their neW home at New brighton. In.
Mrs. ID. II. Dlrrah and daughter have
returned from Il weeks stay at Bethesda.
Miss Sophia Miller IL home from n visit
with relatives ut G~rcenburS. o,
Everett Godfrey has returned from Min
go, where he spent two weeks,
G. W. Drynrmon and Sam Crow came in
from EpwOrth Park yesterday.
The public schools OF this city will open
three weeks from Monday
John Crafty and William Hoffman have
returned from Bethesda.
There are over 80 Bellaire people stay
ing Mt Epworth Park.
There was nothing at the mayors court
yesterday.
Miss Minnie Colts Is spending Il week Mt
Bethesda,