The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-29
So Years Of Cures.
BELLAIRR
All Sorts or Local News and Gossip From
tho Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip From
tho Glass city.
Suddenly and as II mesmerlzed, some
of our Democratic friends have develop
ed an interest in the coIored man. A
mail agent on the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh, rather bright and active color
ed chap, secured a place during Cleve-
lands administration, was forwarded
petitions to secure signers to get an
Afro-AmerIcan ticket on the blanket
ballot this fall, and these were left in
the hands of Democrats 10 procure
signers and they are being signed by
Democrats. But the average colored
man understands why Democrats want
colored mans ticket on the ballot, and
II will cut no figure in this locality.
| They brought colored orator to Bel
laire last fall and they lost the only
colored vote that was likely TO have
gone 10 Bryan. The ticket is q new
| ruse.
The way che steel works has moved
of, new throughout and with appll-
| ances never before used here, has been
most encouraging to the management.
Tie EiON ul dpAllNda AllaS 80
| most gratifying and gradually the
product Is increasing. They made nine
teen heats on Monday and twenty-four
yesterday. AS the workmen become IA
| mlllar with the electric cranes and 9th
err appliances they handle the levers
| with more confidence and accuracy, and
all the machinery runs smoother as the
| work progresses. The start has really
been a remarkable one for am entirely
| new mill Of such proportions, matter
OF Congratulatlon for the whole COM
| munlty.
A row at ShadysIde, below town, yes
terday afternoon, resulted IN s. A..
Kirkland and William Archer pummel-
ing one another quite severely. The
cause seems TO be mixed up consider
ably, but both men were used up more
than they enjoyed after II was over, and
Kirkland sought Justices office TO
have the penalty inflicted for his injur-
les.
William Crawford the chap caught In
w. s. CAROLS store Sunday morning,
waived hearing before Mayor VIII
liams yesterday and was carried over
to the grand jury In the sum OF $3.50. He
gave bond and was released.
Howard McGregor, who has been
spending several weeks with his par
ents in this city, will leave to-day, for
New York City, where he will resume
his duties as an instructor In Column
bla College.
Thomas Kane better known as "Tol-
~" who has been playing ball with
the st. Joe team in the Western Associ-
alton, the past season, has returned to
his home IN this city.
The first meeting of the University
Centre was Il very encouraging one, and
the fall season opens auspiclously The
Circle will meet in the Episcopal church
hereafter
Thomas McGough, the deputy state
mine inspector. was called to Columbus
yesterday morning and went out on the
early Baltimore g. Ohio train.
Hon. Charles j. Howard went TO Col
umbus yesterday and held n conference
with the state committee relative to
speakers In this county.
Bert Messerly, Of this city, who has
been working down in West Virginia,
for several months past, returned home
yesterday.
Literary exercises will be held in the
high school next Friday afternoon. a
very interesting programme has been
arranged.
Mr. and Mrs William Moore, OF st.
Clalrsvile are the guest of their dnugh-
ter. Mrs, William Wigheld on Rose Hill.
Perry Cummlns left yesterday for
Philadelphia, where he will enter the
University OF Pennsylvania.
Charles Arnold has returned home
from Columbus, where he was on n
few days business trip.
Edward Mitchell, of the Second ward.
is spending few days with friends and
relatives at Powhatnn.
Miss Jennie Goods, Of Slstersvllc, is
visiting friends and relatives In the
Fourth ward,
Mrs. John Long. OF Sandusky, o., IL
the guest of friends and relatives In the
Second ward
Miss Alice Glass, OF Toledo. Ohio. Is
visiting friends and relatives In the
Third ward.
The Fast Mail" company win ap-
pear at the Elysan theatre tomorrow
evening.
There are few idle men In this city
now, among those who want to work
George McGlnty II confined to his
home In the Fourth ward, quite III
Dr. boone. " Powhntan, was calling
on friends In, this city yesterday,
Sheriff w. N, Darby. Of 81 ClnIrsvlllc,
was In the city yesterday