The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-21
BILLAIRE
All sOrtA OF Local Nsws aud Gossip From
the Glass CITY.

the Glass CITY.
There Will not he many political meet
lRgs along the river front this fan he
cause people are too busy 10 b. disturbed
by gatherings OF any kind. The manu-
factories that are AT work have orders TO
MI and the wOrkmen want all the WORK
they can get Very few people want
these conditions disturbed, and they VIII
not be by Republicans any more than Is
necessary TO impress the Importance OF
voting upon the masses. 1t Is under
stood that Senator Hanna viii make
trip down through the valley some time
next month, accompanied by a speaker
OF national prominence and the an
nouncement OF the coming OF Mark Han
ma will serve as a great drawing card,
should the trip be finally decided upon,
The splendid conditions that prevail
along the valley, however, with all the
toiling masses at work as they are now
and will be next month and for months
10 follow, is doing more for the Republi-
cans than orators can do, These condl-
tons following such campaign as that
of last fall could scarcely be improved
and nnbody wants them disturbed,
Everybody understands that the sound
money had all 10 do with the confidence
that prevails and that the tariff bill,
good crops and better markets did the
rest. The only thing now necessary Is
TO get the vote out, The people are
right,
The new steel works, rolls and plate
mill expect to start IN full to-day or to-
morrow. The new rolls have usep tried
by Ingots heated In the new soaking pit
and that part of the works Is all right
and ready to run right along, The con-
verters and CupOlas In the steel plant are
all new and these may occasion wait
until tomorrow. but if all works
smoothly that new and improved plant
win start to-day, This company has
spent $75O,OOO In the past two years In
making practically a new plant and an
additional furnace and as soon as they
get actively TO work In all departments,
the monthly payroll will reach $4,000 per
month. The company has orders and is
anxious to get to work as early as posi-
BILE with prospects for good run all the
coming winter, The product of this mill
win be greatly increased.
The nlcke-ln- the-slnt machine was
banished from Beiiaire saloons yester-
day, by order of Mayor Williams and
Marshal Bahra. Prizes as high as $50
and SIS had been placed on royal
flush" by some OF 'he operators, but
royal 1ushes" were not often obtained
and the machine was great consumer
of nIckels The operators had paid fines
once Or twice but continued to operate
until now the order Is to Danish them.
Some operators had deslgnedly fixed
them, 10 take away the slim chance de-
luded mortas might have of beating
machine and this brought the order,
Eddie Dreamer. a boy who served
term at the reform farm, yesterday af-
ternoon tapped the TIL at Busche's
saloon and got three dollars. He got
away for time but was finally found
hid on the middle ferry, ready to go to
Wheeling, Marshal Bahra locked him
up.
William Young, Of this city. has been
engaged TO play ball with the Powhatan
team next Saturday. Willie Is gaining
quite a reputation as second baseman.
He win probably receive number OF
offers this winter to go out next season.
Mrs. j. D. Moore, Of the Fourth ward
has returned home from pleasant visit
with relatives at CharlestIn, w. Va,
Mrs. G. Il. CoplIn has gone to Cleve-
land 10 spend two weeks with friends
and relatives at that place
Mr.. j L. Dixon, Of Warrington, W,
Va, is spending few days with friends,
Mrs. j. D. Jones. OF Gravel Hill. Is the
guest of relatives In Pittsburgh, Pa.