The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-30
RELIEF FOR BENWO0D.
st.ds Another Contribution Of C.,h for The B.ntnt
Of tina fenwood sunsrrs-S.m,Y aouadtrI,is
Nosts and Items Of Interest from Bell.
alre and Other rolu!s Across tho River.

H.. Il. Dayton, 1,iq., Of London, Easland,
registered at the Mound City Saturday last
MAJ. Jas. G. Burnley, Of Mountain Lake
Park, was attending to business matters here
yesterday. -"
It 10 probable that n special meclInr OF
Council will be held Wednesday evening Tor
tho purpose OF iacklipg the licenss elopbant,
when II Ia hoped II full attendance Will DO
secured.
Judging from tho very favorable notices
published In the Jameatown, Dakota papers,
Rev. A. Buchanan, lato rector Of tho Trinity
r. u. church here, has iuads u very favor.
able impression on Tho people OF his nav
charge. XXX 40 No.
Hon. J. Alex, Ewing has every reason to
DO natltiisd with The succsts his friends In
different sections Of thu State arc meeting
with, In advancing his prospects for tho
Democratic nomination for tho ciice OF
Attorney General. n.
Opinion rs to the roault OF tho vote upon
the question OF license or. no license, to be de.
cided OIL the 22nd pro1 !, seems to bs pretty
evenly DIVIDED. Both advocates OF license
and those opposed to tho measure claim TO
10 able to poll a msjotity Of the votes to to
cast, ~
The srsiae. boiler aud machinery for,
Msssrs. Riggs Il Fsrrelts new piauing mill in
the Ssconu ward, arrived from Pittsburgh
Saturday, and wes yesterday hauled to the
mill. No time will DO Loaf in placing The
machinery in position and putting tbs mill
In operation. 1p
In order to prepare ssnd for use by glass
Manufacturer, aud facilitate loading, to
meet the rapidly increasing demand, ex.
Mayor Pusdy, has mads application to the u.
20. Railroad Company for permission to put
up the necessary buildings Oh the grounds Of
the company, at his siding, near the passsn.
ger depot. 1t Is proposed to erect an eleya.
tor md screen, 10 be operated by a steam en-.
gine. .g}.I
MIR. Howard, the newly appointed Super.
fitendent OF the Ohio River road, who was In
town last week. Is entirely aatisiisd with the
progress being mude toward tho completion
gethcr probable TINT the road will bs in full
operation by July |, tho date fixed by the
Superintendent. Mr.. Howa,d's extensive
experience as manger Of an important west.
orn road specially qualities him Tor the posi-.
ton he now holds.
Professor May, Principsl OF tho Bcrwood
schools, was IN town Sunday 10 attend the
funeral OF Prof. Cfago's daughter, Maggie,
who was buried at Mount Ross CsmeIery.
The funera! Sa1 largely attended by friends
of The deceased from Wheeling, Bsnwood
and this place. Thia Is the second time Mr..
Cfago nad family have been called upon TO
mourn tie loss OF 8 daughter within the
short opace OF eighteen months. Much sym.
pathy Is felt for the bereaved family by their
most Of friends here where the family arc
well and favoratly known.
Charles Douglass, ESQ.,, distributing agent
Of the Cincinnati, Ohio, Chamber Of Com.
lnerce Reliet Committee, ACCOMPANIED by
Frank W. Brown, Of the local committee,
and SCENT for the Disturbing oil Marshall
county's appropriation to tho flood sufferers,
visited Benwood Saturday for the purpose
OF examining into the condition OF build.
ings washed away by tho llood. or removed
from tiisir foundation. Mr.. Douglass in.
strlctions before leaving Cincinnati were to
make Il final disposition Of the $3.50 yet at
The disposal OF tho Chamber o. Commerce
Committee during his present trip, It ia
moro than probable tina. the entire sum will
be sent 10 Benwood, al least Mr.. Douglass
intima;cd as much before leaving this place.
lila SUM added 10 the Gmounts already re.
ceiyed by the people OF unfortunate Ben.
wood Will make q total Of something like
$1,000. Yet 80 great was ths damage that
this apparently large sum will fall lar short
OF making gotdthe Losses.
Mr.. Douglass delivered an eloquent and
cun7incing lecture at the NJ. E. Church Sun.
day evening upon the importance and necss.
sity OF the establishing OF reform schools in
the sevssal STATES for tho correction and re-
forming Of vicious aud deprsved youths Of
the country, ard projecting them from COZ,
tao. with older and more hardened criminals
and outlaws in the jAi!s and peniteutiariea,
as is now this case IN thi: aud many other
states OF the Union. The gentleman has had
several years e1perie1 ace ss superintendent Of
an Institution Of this elsYaa.sr in the State
of0hio, aud has Rrobably given more thought
and attention 70 The subj Eel: Of reforming The
young Of both sexes than any other ,usn IL
the country, and being an eloquent aud leg.
icai speaker, end a perfect enthusiast on tbs
subject, never fails TO convince his auditors
OF the great benefit that mus. accrue to soni.
city from the establishing OF reform schools,
where The germs OF depravity and crime With
which so many young people seem to be
cursed, may be successfully eradicated be.
fore developing into full strength and
y!c!ousness.