The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
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This Is the week the Democrats open
! thei; campaign a, AElneg's grove, lu the
rlrll part 90 the clunJy, ana they ar5
endslyoying 10 work mp some inteces, in
the affair. Il Is quite a compliment %
our talented townsman, James G. TALL
man, esq, that he has been selected to
90 the opening. A shreyd lawyer he Is
always able 10 make the best showing
possi1i8 m a bad case. and he'll do his
part IN this Instance The farmers need
rain badly aud Mark Hanna may be
charged with a conspiracy to prevent
rain until the campaign Is over; or II u
rains that day he'll be held responsible
for that perhaps. Whatever happens
Mr.. Tallman can be depended upon 10
turn Il to good account and II the jury
was conlinedto twelve men he would az
least stand an even chance.
Every Industry in this city is IN full
and active operation now, and not for
many u year has the prospect been
brighter for a continuance OF the busy
season that has Just set In. The steel
works AMI plate mill are running right
along. all the glass factories and enam-
cling plants. the stove and machine
foundrles, the coal works. Everything
here Is In full blast and the people are
all busy getting what they can OF the
prosperity that Is Just opening up Ike
the buds In the sunshine OF promise.
Wolbert and RusseI's comedy COM
pany played to a crowded house last
evening at the ElysIan theatre,and gave
satisfaction. They play "A German He
70" tonight and tomorrow night put
on "A Midnight Call" This is one OF the
best repertoire companies that, has ever
been In this city,
Ex-sheriff o, r., Foulke, of Greenfield,
Ohio, Is In the city, and will perhaps
take his father-ln-law, Norris " Mil
Ter, TO his home with him, and have him
treated there. During q recent visit he
improved so much they thought he had
entirely recovered, bat he went TO brood
ing again.
Andrew Carson. the young man who
was so badly hurt at the steel works
Saturday, Is getting along nicely and
has hopes that even the injury to his
knee win not be permanent. He Is an
active young man and Will be out as
soon as he can.
The Belmont coal works have started
again and about sixty miners are at
work TO supply railroad contracts the
company has secured II there was
boating stage Of water in the Ohio, the
force OF miners would be greatly in
creased.
Captain z. Bovtite, Of Toledo, and ex-
Congressman Linton, OF Michigan, will
deliver addresses here on the evening OF
October q, in the Fivst Methodist Epls!
copal church
The Shadyslde brass band was enter
talned Saturday night at the home OF
James Long. Refreshments were served
and the band boys spent pleasant
evening.
Charles Johnson formerly OF this city,
but now located at Warden, Ill, return
ed to that place after spending Sunday
with friends in this city
Rev. William Peregoy and wife will
leave this week for Ashtabula, where
Rev. Peregoy has been transferred By
the recent conference.
Rev. George Mcdonald and wife, of
West Alexander. Pa. are visiting the
family OF their son, DR.. j. NJ. McDon-
aid, on Gravel hill.
Miss jeanette Rossel has returned
home from Pittsburgh, Pa, where she
has been spending a few days with rel
atives and friends
Miss Elizabeth a. Cummlns, OF Gravel
Hill. will leave to-day for Knoxville,
Tenn, where she viii spend two weeks.
There will be a dance in Armory hall
Friday evening. given by number OF
young people OF this city.
win Milllgan will leave to-day for
Muncie, Ind, on a visit to relatives and
friends in that section.
Samuel Heath, who was injured some
time ago in "A runaway below town, Is
able to be out again.
Miss Edyth Cowen has returned home
after spending a month with relatives
in Marietta.
Miss Mary Reed, Of GAINESVILLE, o.
will visit friends in this city this week
Hon. A. T. McKelvey was in the city
for short time yesterday.
Louis Schramm has been granted
an increase of pension.
H. Martin has gone TO Barton. Ohio,
where he win work.
The football team of this city is prac-
tlcing daily,