The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-11

BELLAlRE
AL Sorts of Lnrni News and Gossip From

+
BELLAlRe.
an Sorts of Lorni News and Gossip From
the GiaIs City.
Congressman Dantord, who was con-
fined to his room for a week with rheu-
matIcs. brought on by a cold, was In
his seat when the vote was taken on the
$50,0O0,000 appropriation for defense. He
Is quoted in the Cincinnati Enquirer as
saying: II did not speak on the bill
to-day, for thought the most effective
thing the house could DO would be to
pass the bill and show It's full conf
dence In the President and In the coun-
try. 1t places the administration. so far
as political! conditions so, in a position
that will require wonderful acumen. The
country, is for war. II the President
should escape It without an absolute
showing that Spain had given up all the
contentious between the two countries.
1t would sweep him and his party off tho
earth at the next election"
The Democrats have concluded to put
up blur In all OF the wards of the
city and after the time had passed In
which to file suggestions they added the
names OF William Cleaver for council In
the First ward; Isaac Myers for coun-
ell in the Fifth. and Jacob Reef for as
SCISSOR in the Third. The balance of the
ticket for their primaries tomorrow ev-
ening Is as published. 1t is conceded
that they are likely 20 make portion
OF their ticket respectable, but Repub-
licans are out from the floor up this
gear, and will stand by their local tick
ct right through.
There was fair audience at the First
Presbyterian church los; nglht, the &C.
casion being thank-offering meeting
OF the Woman's Home ard Foreign
Missionary societies. The following
neat little programme was rendered:
Duet ....Mlsses Lucy and Maggie
.....................:.. McGregor
Evangellstic Mission Work Mrs. ].
u. Smith
Recitation ........ Miss Mary Buchanan
ouartette: Miss Alice Cunningham,
Miss Guss!e schicll, Mrs. J. B.
Smith, Mrs. r. C. Faris.
Reading ...............M Miss Anna FarIs
Solo .................Miss Nellie Heskett
The city board OF health has. just re-
elected DR.. D. W. Boone for the ensu-
Ing term and has requested property
owners along the lines OF sewers to ar
range to make proper connections with
same and to put their premises general
~ In good sanitary condition. DR.. Boone
takes great interest In this work and
the timely suggestions OF the board
should be needed promptly to avoid
loss Of temper when the health officer
sends the sanitary police around.
4 number OF the friends of Squire
Frank s. Mason and wife gathered at
their home the other evening. the occa-
sion being the anniversary of Mrs. Ma
sons birth. The Jr. o. u. 4. NJ. band
was out and rendered music for the oc-
casion. The squire and his wife were
equal to the occasion, however, and IN
elegant luncheon was served.
John Osllbee, an old-time resident OF
of this city, died at Glencoe yesterday,
aged eighty-two years. He leaves
family Of five sons and three daughters,
all married, and with families OF their
own. The funeral will be held Sunday.
Mrs. A. Toline will entertain the
Home Missionary Society OF the First
NJ. E. church at her home this evening,
and an open entertainment will be CIV
en- In the Wassman block tomorrow
evening.
The meeting OF the Gravel hill liter
ary and social club at the home of DR..
and Mrs. ]. W. Cooper yesterday even
Ing, was an interesting occasion for oil
OF the members.
Dr.. II. 7. Rowles came In from COL
umbus yesterday and will spend n few
days with his family and friends here.
He has bull. up nice business at the
capitol of Ohio.
The Choral Society will give 4 Colo
NAL Tea ct an early date in the lecture
room Of the Presbyterian church and
meeting will be held this evening to ar
range for 1t. q
Hon. Charles Leland. OF CaldwCil,has
been falling In health SO rapidly this
winter that he went to Thomasville, Ga,
TO recupcratc. His lungs are both cf-
fected.
Seven hundred tons OF steel; per CAV is
said to be the present output. osthe Bel
laire steel works. More than that has
been made, but not as a regular thing.
II :herc is anything the average Ell;
Some of the visitors ut the local organ
izatlon were here yesterday.
Mrs. T. y. Rodefer also gave tnlk
concerning the Students Volunteer In.
ternatlonal Missionary Convention tina,
met In Cleveland recently.
= A fellow named Terry was semitic ja.l
FOR sixty days for furnishing LIQUOR to
man whom tile saloon men refused 70
sell 10.
Joseph Keys sustained a severe IN
Jury to one of his feet while at work in
the steel works. but Will not lose the
foot.
1T Is. or should be. the highest aim OF
every merchant TO please his customers:
and that the wldo-awake drug firm OF
Meyers & Eshleman, Sterling, ILL.,, Is do
Ing so, Is proven by the following from
Mr.. Eshleman: '.In my sixteen years
experience In the drug business l have
never seen or sold or tried medicine
that gave as good satisfaction as Cham.
bcrlaln's Collc,S Cholern and DIarrhoca
Remcdy."-sold BY druggists.
.f.as 4" y-
CARToREA-.
~ ;1,, X ~ --...-. i, 4,