The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20
BELLAIRE.
An sorts OF local New. II Gossip from
uNtl..h the Glnts CItv,

~ NNVNNtP "
|ugtA..h this Glnss Citv.
Mr.. joseph u. Dcnhnm, tho Demo-
Pop allVnrltc. who IL one OF tho leaders
IN tile movement In Belmont county.
was quoted In the l]ntollIgenccr yeStGr-
uny ne having said that "a wage Garner
would be fool 10 vote FOR free silver"
Mr.. DenlIam hunted M thu correspond
ott who furnished the Item yesterday
ana SAID lu had boon mlHrcprrscntCd,
Mr., Dpnhhm IN n gentleman OF Capnclty
enough TO understand most any question
that he studies, and hn BayH hc hns
studied the money question thoroughly
md understands It. llH Ia nIS0 M
honest man md should DO given mn on
p~Oftunlty to give hts version OF tho
statement. He gnyH: "What | did say,
and am not afraid OF successful con-
trn1lctl0n. was, that TIE WAGE
FARMER WOULD BE THE LAST
MAN TO RECEIVE ANY BENEFIT
FROM FIRED SILVER" Thls correc-
tlon Of the Views OF Mr.. Dcnham should
be passed along the line us coming from
u silver man who understands the qiirs-
tI0n and Ii honest enough to say just
what he means.
Hon. Lorenzo D0nford had n splendid
meeting at Nolf'H siding Tuesday night.
Tho audience was made up Of the farm
ors. and miners living In that vicinity
and they listened h%ttcntivcly to the mr.
Bumcnts and facts stated by tho c0n-
gresham. a Democrat from thnt SEQ
ton SnId yesterday It was tho nblcst
presentation OF tho question he Ind
heard and would do good In that neigh
b0rhood.
The school board the other night let
the contract to furnish coal to Israel
Pelky ut 50 IS per 100 bushels. and elect
cd the following Jnnltors: First ward.
Mrs. Sarah Moore; Second ward, Mollic
ncccc; Belmont building, Mrs. Lucy
Sewers: Kelly building. Mrs. Matte
Williams; Indian Run, James Holt;
Fifth ward, MIS-. NJ. j. IlhinchRrt. and
for the Central building, Samuel Nc
Donald.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rlaGr 0t Mr.. Walter Murray, formerly
II bottle blower OF this city, but now OF
lon, daughter OF Mr.. Il. r.. IianlOn. OF
GAINESVILLE. which Ia to take place We'd
ncsdly.
Some clmrnlgn literature on sound
money and tariff was posted in the win.
dow OF n vacant room here, but the
agent for the property Is Il sIlvcrItc,
and yesterday he tore the literature all
down.
Mrs. John Frederick and daughter,
Pcnrl, will leave to-day for their home
at Little Rock, Ark, after visiting
friends and relatives In the city.
Charles McCnbc. operator OF the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. will re-
turn to-day from Louisville, where he
attended the bicycle races.
Tl,n rtn. ptn,N.FauJ 49,. ..I,,..l A.. II.
home at West Lafayette, ohio, after
In the Fifth ward.
The Novelty Stamping works closed
down Tuesday evening, notifying Its
employees 10 report August 81.
Walker Mcllott, aged ten years, WINS
hurled yesterday afternoon from his
late residence on Rose li!ll.
Mrs. Fred Muhlcman. of the Third
ward. Is visiting friends and relatives
In Cincinnati.
DR.. John Mcdonald came home yes
tcrdny from a visit with relatives at
GAINESVILLE.
George WcstlRke will leave to-dny for
Niles. o., where he will play ball for
n few days.
George Myers and family came In yes
terday from Bethesda, where they spent
a few days.
Miss Maud Nicholson has returned
home from Bethesda, where she spent Il
few days.
Misses Ada Wyrick and Kate Ro-
defer came in from Epworth Park yes
terday.
Mrs. Charles Fitzpatrick and daugh-
ter came in yesterday from Bethesda.
Miss Marie Clements Is home from
Bethesda. where she spent two weeks.
Rev. II. A. L. King Is able to be out
again.