The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-20
BENWooD.'
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town. -.

Regular services In the churches to-
morrow. At the Methodist church the
Rev. G. w. Bent will take for his morn
ing topic, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is It?"
Miss Dora Davis will have charge Of the
Epworth League services at night, and
the subject will be "Our Stewardship"
Rev. DR.. Moore will administer the sac
rament OF the Lords Supper in the
evening. High and low masses will be
celebrated by the Rev. Father Wernin-
ger at the Catholic church, and vespers
will be sung In the evening. The Rev.
Paul Alctzenthin will deliver the SER
mon at the morning services at the
German Lutheran church.
The movements OF the Wheeling
street railway are being watched by
the authorities. AS is well known an
injunction was recently secured by the
city. restraining the company from
making connection OF the Mounds
willie and Wheeling lines. The company
is manifesting an indifference to the
injunction and going merrlly along with
the work Of grading the city's property
along Kentucky Heights. However, 1t
will be some time before any rails will
be laid and then trouble may be expect
ed.
The Democratic candidate for COVER
, nor. J. H. Holt, addressed q small
meeting Of Democrats at tho Blue
Ribbon hall last evening. A
placs and Wheeling took place before
the meeting. and attempted to create
some enthusiasm. but they failed Sig
nally. Some one must have cornered
the market on enthusiasm, Us 1t was
conspicuous by Its absence a. the meet
ing.
Three mills have been In operation at
the Riverside plat. mill and an effort
Is being made to operate the entire
plant. The management makes the
claim that the men gava up the strike
and would not consider . man scab II
he worked there. while SONS OF the
strikers say such Is not the case and
have posted dodgers about the place,
announcing that the strike Is still on.
Great preparations arc being mado
by the Republicans OF this city for the
coming OF Governor-to-be A. B.
White and P. H. Shnnor on the night OF
October e6. A big street demonstration
will precede the meeting. and the clubs
from Wheeling and Bellaire will take
part. II Is predicted that the meeting
VIII be the largest OF the campaign
here. .giF =
John w. Mathcr Division No. %, Uni
form Rank. Knights OF Pythins. will
call n meeting soon for the purpose Of
reinstating members and making pre-
parations for attending the next bien-
NAL conclave at San Francisco. in 1902.
The drama. "a Fisherman's Luck"
may be reproduced at st. Matthew'S
church In few weeks. This play was
produced by the Young Peoples So
cicty OF the church several times last
winter and gave general satisfaction.
John 10y and John SwineberEer. Re-
publican and Democratic candidates, re-
spectirely. for constable. will enter Into
q Joint debate at the corner OF Sixth
and Main streets, Monday evening.
The Rough Rider and other Benwood
Republican clubs have chartered 4 spe-
clal car TO go to Moundsville tonight.
TO take part in the big Republican rally
there.
City Taxpayers should bear In mind
that their taxes are due and that they
can save discount of 2 per cent by
paying before the f!rst Of November.
A well known Republican OF this city
waGered 500 even with a well known
Democrat TINT this state would give
Mckinley 10000 majority.
Thomas Mccormick has returned
from n fishing tour up the MuskInsum
river. where he has been since last
May.
Miss Lille Meyers. of Empire, o., has
returned homc. after pleasant stay
with relatives here.
Miss Annie Mclaughlin. OF Manning
ton. Is the guest OF Miss Julia Barrett.
of McMechcn street.
S. H. Roberts. OF Pittsburgh, In visit
Ing his parents on Marshall street.
Jesse Durris. OF Martins Ferry. viii
spend to-day with relatives here.