The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-27
BELLAIRE

the Glass city,
The progress OF the work at the Bel
lalre steel plant Is encouraging. The
new ana larger steel works is SO far adj
vanced that II Is certainty that II VIII
be ready FOR business next month. The
brick work In connection with the large
soaking pit, new feature In this Sec
ton, is well advanced for the short time
they have been az work on II. The
checkered course OF the heat about this
pit is a puzzle to the people who visit
the plant and watch the progress OF the
work. There Is more brick work COW
erlng arches and making fiues than VIII
be In the pit proper, aud It Is a very
particular kind OF work, The second
furnace viii not be put In blast until
the new steel plant is ready to operate
but In month from new there will be
lively scenes about the Bellalre steel
plant.
The enactment OF the tarlft law by the
special Congress just adjourned, Is re-
celved here with greater satisfaction
than any law OF that kind ever passed,
More people approve Of the measure be-
cause OF the four years OF depression.
They realize that the measure enacted
by the Cleveland administration at
least aggravated the depression and
they realize also that under the pres
ent law there Is more confidence In the
future and brighter prospects in the In
dustrlal world. There are Democrats
here who have always been opposed to
protective tariff who approve OF the
tarlff bill just enacted and who have oil
ready begun to feel the good effects In
their business by reason OF the antlcl-
pated result and they do not hesitate to
say so.
]. A. Greenfield has just been reap
pointed one OF the Republican members
OF the county board OF deputy supervl-
sors OF election. He Is a capable mem
Der and has served one term. Judge
Robert NJ. Eaton. the Democratic mem
Der whose term expired, was turned
down, and Albert Lawrence appointed
In his place. Judge Eaton'S offense was
In being capable to think for himself
on the currency question. He Is Dem
ocrat Of the old school, capable mem
Der of the board, but he would not
swap his Democracy for Populism and
the Popullstlc element read him out
Judge Eaton can stand It. There is
doubt about the party being able to do
much OF anything but shout with that
class Of gentlemen out of II.
Clyde Haney, the slxteen-year-old
boy who shot and killed his fifteen
year-old companion at Pittsburgh, Sun
day. was n Dellalre boy until recently.
He used 10 carry papers here. The Ha-
ney boy had n cheap American bull
dog revolver and was exhibiting It to
Doyle, for the purpose of selling it,whon
the fatal accident occurred. II was
simply another case OF didn't know It
was loaded" The boys were fast
friends, and had no thought OF quar-
rel
Hon. Lorenzo Danford, the congress-
man from this district, is chairman of
the house committee on immigration
and naturalization, n distinction he
won in the last Congress by champion
ing the bill agreed upon by n majority
OF the committee. while the then chair
man opposed the measure which only
failed to become a law by reason OF
President Cleveland's veto.
Rev. W. p. Walden. pastor of the Dis
clples' church here. preached his last
sermon Sunday night, and left with his
wife, yesterday. for their southern
home. They had not had good health
here.
Mrs. Edward Brooks and children, OF
youngstown, who have been the guests
OF friends and relatives for n few days
past, left yesterday, for their home
The American Mechanics Band will
leave for Mountain Lake Park the Sec
ond OF next month. They play three
weeks engagement at that place,
VIII Mllllgnn and Morris Du Bois,
came home yesterday morning from
Bethesda where they spent Sunday
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Guthelr and
Mrs. Modey, Of Jewett, Ohio, are the
guests of the family of ]. Ball. In the
Fifth ward.
The excurslonlsts from this city to
Cleveland got home yesterday morning
at O'Clock. They report a fine trip
Henry Kunkle has returned TO his
home In the Fifth ward after visiting
friends and relatives in Pittsburgh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Levi returned
yesterday. from Cleveland, where they
have been for few days past
Edward Morley has returned home TO
New Martlnsville, after n pleasant visit
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Alice Davis OF SanduslSy. Ohio,
Is visiting friends and relatives In the
Fifth ward.
John Hays ia able to be out, after be-
ing laid up with sprained ankle for
two weeks.
Louis Faller. OF Cleveland, is the
guest of friends and relatives in the
Third ward.
Bert Jones has signed contract to
play bail with the Little Havanas. OF
Wheeling.
John Klncndc left yesterday for New
Matamoras, whore he will spend few
weeks
George Williamson, OF Beaver Falls,
Pa, is the guest Of relatives in this
city,
James Rosser. Of GAINESVILLE, is In the
city spending n few days with relatives.
Carl Rankin Is spending a few days
with friends In Epworth park.
HON. c. II. DUsH, president OF the
Gllmer County, wv. Na) court, says
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