The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08
BELIhIRE.
All Sorts or Local News nmd Gossip About
the GlN,s CITY.

There IL only one state ECnntor TO elect
| IN the district composed OF belmont, Jcr.
| lCfaOn. Harrison md COlumhiann Cnun'
| Mes, ana all VI them, unless Harrison,
haT candidates, Belmont aud Coiumblnnh
| WIN each lay claim 10 the right OF nOni'
| nhtlon. But how Will belmont aud Co
| luhhlaiiH both he satisfied with only one
| To Ect Some candidates Will be dlsau.
| pointed but tho people VIII lie satisfied
| with good man. md In THIS section they
| VIII Of course, prefer belmont county
man.
| Preparations nro being mndu now 10
| STAT ono Ur tho blast Furnaces tomorrow.
ANA II II stated tho second one will no
PIT III blast tho first Of tho now year.
| \ lot or COX" wnB run into tho RtOckhOugo
| By thu, railroads yesterday md more Of 1t
" on tho way. Tho evidences are ncCumu-
| lntlhE that Indicate tho steel plant hero
VIII De In moro active operation nftCr
while. though no authoritative statements
ms to THIS are madc.
John Noy. the ticket ngent ut tho Glove
l9nd x Pittsburgh, received word from
Inc board Of managers OF the Central
frame AFROclntl0n stating that the ticket
I agent VIII not have tho power TO issue
| ClGriyman'H permit. but that they are
to 10 Issued from Chicago upon tho APP
proval OF tho ticket ngCnt
William Slnram. the well known baE.
| gage master on tho Cleveland u Pitts
| burRh railroad, who IN largely Interested
! In several DcllRIro institutions. IL con-
lined L. tho hospital nj Pittsburgh kcti-
ously with typhoid pneumonia. Word
from him yesterday indicated some I'M
| provcment.
Tho district coal miners convention hero
To-day VIII not take any action that will
interfere with what has already been done.
They viii elect district officers Ind may
pMSb resolutions expressing tho sentiments
Of the miners OF this section.
The common pleas court will finally wind
| up business to-day Tor thH year, md
Sheriff Darby will take two or three prls-
ohcrS 10 the pcnitentiary after sentence Is
passed.
James McGrew. OF Wnrnock. well known
| IN tins city, died Sunday morning NJ his
home. The funeral will take place this
afternoon from hts late homo.
The funeral OF James +. Morrison, who
| died Of apOplrNy at his homo In St ClaIrs-
vile, Will take place this afternoon ut
o'clock. slow time.
Thomas TOmllnSon. travelling salesman
Tor tho liellairo Hottie Company. left ycs-
tcrday for u trip IN the Interests Of the
| iirin.
Mrs, G. II. Blakcncy has returned home
| from Newark, where sho visited relatives.
| eide.
Miss Annie Smith and Charles MorIat,
| both OF Pinch Run. were married Sunday
"'O' "'"h ~ INC iOihc vi inc OTluc'
Rodcfcr Bros glass factory Is closed
| this week. Its season for this year Is
uhnut over.
Thomas CummnF. who has been con-
fined TO his home for some time. Is able
| TO he out.
William Westlakc has returned home
from visit with his sister In Fal1mont,
| W. Va.
Mrs. John llCnthcrlnEton has returned
| from visit with relatives In Danyillc,
| Ill.
Miss Jessie Turner. OF Wheeling, has
been visiting friends In this city.
James McGruw. OF the Fifth ward, wen,
TO New Castle, Pa. yesterday.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh pay car will
DO here this morning.