The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-19
Treasurer, Will ]. Morrison. All who sign
the constitution before the next meeting will

treasurer, VIII y. mOrrlson. All WHO SlEu
the constitution before the next meeting will
be member.
Three short.horn Durham bulls were
brought here Saturday, fJr some OF the far.
mers. A. W. King gets one Of them.
An empty car jumped the track atthe blast
furnace Saturday, and snapped OF tele-
graph pole, bringing down the wires.
The work OF laying steel rails instead OF
the iron rails on this end Of the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad will be begun the hrst OF
:his week, IL the weather remains good.
Andrew Rsderer has been made police
man by commission OF the Governor. He
will especially look after order about the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh premises, where he
has the position Of baggage master.
James Patterson was presented with flne
gold breast pin Friday evening, by his fellow
woFkmen at the nail works Ernest Bent
field made the remarks on the occasion, and
Charles JAnke replied for the recipient.
Thomas F. Winthrop, Of Massachusetts,, a
special examiner for the Pension Depart
meut, WIS In town Saturday, and will be In
this neighborhOod some days. He has dis
trict Of several counties, Belmont being one
OF them.
The sis.ersvills Independent says: Miss
VI lille Marsh, who hAs taught the inferno
diate Department OF our public school so eii-
caciously during the past winter, left for her
home at BellAire, Ohio, on Saturday. Miss
Marsh leaves many friends In our town,
especially amoug her scholars, who were very
much attached 10 her.
The Black Prince Lodge, Knightsof Pythias,
has appointed a number OF committees for Its
approaching festival and fair, and has things
In a state OF fOrSardness that insures success.
Among those who have made donations are
Christian Hess aud the SpnnebOrns, suits Of
Clothe,; Jacob Grub, silver water pitcheri
Charles SsAbr ght, a water set OF silver. The
festival will be held March 26-3l, at City
Hall.
The Ancient Order Of Hibsrnians. Of Ben
wood, came over Saturday, headed by the
Benwood band, aud, after joiningthe Bellaire
society. paraded the principal streets. At the
Globe House the procession drew up while
the band serenAded Rev. G. W. Peppers, the
orator oil the evening. He responded With
few remarks that reused considerable enthu.
siasm. In the evening the day was celebrated
by n large gathering at City Hall, where the
Young Mems Catholic Union presented
Among the BreRkers;;" Father Gull made an
address on ST. Patrick, and SOME solos and
choruscs were given. At ZdGh's another
audience listened TO Nj. Peppers.
Jack Conners, about O'Clock Saturday
evening" created the widest excitement on
Guernsey street, below the square, by at
lacking number OF ladies and gentlemen In
0nick succession. The loud screaming OF
the ladies attracted large crowd, as many
were OH the streets. Mrs. H3pewell was the
most severely used, as Conners showed her
against the fence, choking her and threaten
ing to shoot her. She screamed murder
several times. Several ladies we're very seri-
OuSly frightened and one man bad his eye
blacNed in trying to stop Conners. The man
would have been roughly handled had he
been caught by the crowd; but he was fol.
lowed by only a few, and wss hurried TO the
lookup. This affair was OF II theI:ommenCe
msnt The police were kept In continual
alarm all night, by sill sorts Of disturbances,
and report the worst night they ever expert
enced. IL
The Republican primaries were held Sat
urday evening, As usual in most OF the
wards very few attended. The following are
the nominees aud appointments: First
ward-CouncilmaD, V. T. Morgan; Assessor,
Elias Lomond; Committeeman, SOl. Love;
DELEGATES TO city convention, s. H. Lee, J.
r. Francis, z. McEIbany, z. B. Lomond.
Second wArd-CouncilmAn, @. L. POormar;
Assessor, tnone nAmedE Committeeman, A. 7.
Stewart; Delegates, A. Schick, ] b. Shanna.
felt, Mel Blackburn A. T. Stewart. Third
ward-Councilmsn VIM. J.9McClain; Asses,
sor, c. II. Lewis; Committeeman, s. q. Gar
tard; Delegates W. J. McClain, ". H. Little,
S. C. Gsrrard, J. E. DOb!er. Fourth ward
Councilman, J. u. Barnhill; Assessor, J. J.
Rowel!; Committeeman, J. W. Sander; Del.
egates. P. T. King, Herman ROemer, VIM.
GOrby, ]. B. Bsrnhil. Fifth wSrd-Coun.
Gilman, George Harper; Assessor jas, John.
son; Committeeman, John Weir; Delegates,
8. Il. Wells, John Baker, VIM. Sharp, P.
Criswell. The city convention, Saturday even.
Ing, Is to nominate three members
OF the School Board, and one Wa
ter Works Trustee. These are both more i'm
portaut things than usual, owing TO the
questions that will come up In the next year.
The delegates will number msj1riiy OF the
best citizens. The method OF making nomi.
nations generally secures better men as NOM
inees Of the convention than the ward nom
nations. IS