The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWS.


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The youngest child Of Mr.. Herman Roemer
Is very sick. n J. + :, = -
Mr. and Mrs. W. 9. Stewart left Saturday
for eastern cities. sl q w, ~ i,q d I
Mrs; Chas. shillcto, OF Pittsburgh, Is visit.
Ing relatives here. f7r, N PM - 1Tsii
Charlie Husbands Is visiting his grandpar.
ents at Wilmington, Del. ~
Over $40 was raised at the ball at Zllcli,
Hall for the benefit Of John Kahn. \ lls
Misses Dec and Lizzie Holiday, OF Steuben.
vile, arc visiting Miss Jessie Sharp. sF
A child OF Jacob Crow was buried Sunday
afternoon, victim OF scarlet fever. ~
Miss Alice Cunningham Is at CleAcland
visiting her sister, Mrs. Rey. VIM. CASTOR.
Mrs. McMurray and her children, OF Nc
keesport, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Alex.
McGreeor.
John W. Sanders aud wife are at Saratoga
Springs, where Mr.. Sanders will combine
business and pleasure. 0ls
Misses Ada McConaugLey, Fannie Roberts
aud Pearl lIogc, OF Cameron, are visiting
friends and relatives here.
On Tuesday tho Republican Committee
vii meet hero to fix the time and place for
the next Congressional Convention, the time
OF holding the primaries, etc. III
James Sherry was recovered from his sick.
ness Saturday sufficiently TO 20 to l.ewis's
Mills with his wife and child 10 spend some
time In the country with his sister.
Only three OF the property holders below
the proposed Belmont street bridge oppose
that Improvement and they do not want TO
have to raise their lots Tho lots arc now
covered with water nearly every spring,
when the river rises II Is likely that mass
meeting will be held soon in the interest OF
the bridge. T=sM
Although the trustees OF the water works
arc sometimes taken 10 task for not turning
into tho general treasury OF the city the
money derived from the water rents, the
Board seems TO hive enough Of objects that
imperatively demand the expenditure OF the
money. The power house now has two inde.
pendent boilers, but It needs another set Of
pumps to prevent disastrous consequences in
case OF breukagc. The reservoir full OF water
would last but II few hours with the present
demand upon II. Then the wooden pipes,
especially those connecting the power house
and reservoir, arc giving way ind have to be
replaced with iron ones. With the money
scattered into dozen different funds we
would never be ableto sec any good result
lTolll ~, WIllle our WilleT WUTkS IluS Deen CIV
Ing ns right along plenty Of water and with
no fuss or failure. This summer, too, will
zoe The experiment tried of getting purer
water filtered through the sands under the
river.
At the Democratic primaric. Saturday
evening there was only one set OF candidates
proposed, aud hence the little excitement
over the result. The Congressional delegates
are unpledged and will use their own best
Judgement in making II nomination. The
county delegates are not instructed but they
will vote for James b. Darrah, Of Bellare, for
Sheriff. The county delegates are rs follows:
Township NJ. Davis, Jos. lTutclison; First
ward, Albert Rodefer; Second ward, John
Zilch, Ralph Crozicr. jas. Fallen Thir,l
ward, Fred ltodewig, f. S. Clinton; Fourth
ward, il. G. WilsoH, J. T. Flynn; Fifth
ward, Baker Myers The Congressional dele.
gates, in the same order, are: Dnyid Wagner,
!. II. Day, !. ". Myers; Vim. J. Kelley; John
Gallagher, VIM. Drugan, V. C. Williams;
Geo. IL. Muth, Shannon 'Aul,; Charles N.
Allen, Of the Democrat, Il. ]. Riley; John i.
Kelly. The township organization was
completed with the following central com.
mittee: Maurice Davis, John McGrannatan,
Jas, Fallen. I. S. Clinton, John T. Flynn,
Robert Courtney