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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-21
.E0UR, E0UR, E00R N0RH
Alleged illegal Voting Cases
Come to an End
WITHOUT A CONVICTION YET,
Messrs Etzler and Hawkins are
Cleared and Two Indictments
AnnuIlod by Motion Of the
ProsecutOr-SIyers' Case,

-Four more OF General Watts cases OF
illegal voting were finally disposed Of
yesterday, and there has not been con-
viction yet, The argument in the case
Of NJ, L. Etzler and Hugh Hawkins, in
dicted for wilfully and feloniously In
duCing an Illegal vote to be cast, was
finished shortly before noon yesterday,
Captain Doyener, in his speech for the
defense, dealt numerically with jim
Deiters, who gave the only testimony
against the accused, General Watts tried
to arouse sympathy for Deiters, but it
was uphill work, The jury was out less
than half an hour, and returned q YER
dict Of not guilty, Nobody expected
any other outcome.
Gen, Watts entered Rolle proseqlriS In
two cases, the indictments against Bud
Dayton and the late George B, Mitchell,
Mr., W. H. Hearne, counsel for the
colored man Berger, who was three times
arrested on the day OF election and each
time discharged by the United States
Commissioners, but afterwards indicted,
made several efforts to have his clients
cass called, but Gen, Watts declined TO
try y, finally saying he was not pre-
pared,
After some delay in selecting a case
to try, that OF William Myers, who lives
at Board Tree, Marshall county, was
picked out and q jury impaneled con-
sisting oil Thomas Sweeney, s, A. Viii
cox, NJ. R. Hobbs, Thomas o Bhen, John
B. Kirker, r. E, Fleming, John Bull
man, John r. Baird, James Mcnamara,
B, Feay, Patrick Weir and Thomas 6.
Britt.
Myers voted at Township Hall pre-
cinct Of Liberty district, Marshall Coun'
ty. II is alleged that he was q minor
and voted knowingly and illegally, The
main evidence against him was an appll-
cation he signed for employment In the
service Of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road Company, In which he certified
that he was but 10 years old. One OIL
the judges OF election testified that the
judges inquired into Myers case and de-
cided that he was Of age. Myers's moth
or swore he was born in 1867. When
General Watts asked her II she had any
record OF his birth, she said no, and In
response 10 the query how she knew he
was born in 1867, she retorted:
~ guess ought to know. was there,
wasn't II"
The case was still on trial when the
court adjourned somewhat after o'clock
until this morning, The jury was moi
locked up.
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John Reed, a Baltimore & Ohio brake
man, fell from car at Board Tree tun'
mel yesterday, and broke his ankle, be-
sides receiving painful cuts and bruises,
He was brought here and DR., Campbell
dressed his injuries.
AS the Cannon Ball train, the Pitts.
burgh and Cincinnati express, approach
ed the West Alexander tunnel Tuesday
night, from the East, big lot Of earth
and small stones gave way and fell on II,
forcing all the cars from the track,
BY peculiar good fortune nobody was
hurt, although a report reached here that
several were killed. A wrecking train
was sent out, followed by coaches, to
which the passengers were transferred
and brought here. The train was not
cleared OF the slide until 5;05 a, m.
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OF this drama, by the latc Fred Mars
den, which is to be presented at the
Grand this evening, the Nashua, N. H.,
Gasetc says: Although rainy Saturday
evening, agood audience greeted Charles
Atkinson's company in their new play,
with Johnnie Prindle in tho title role as
"Reuben Glue" from Vermont AS a
delineator Of the typical Yankee, Mr..
Prindle was a grand success from the
start. The character OF "Reuben Glue"
as presented by Mr., Pdndle, Is far su-
perior to the many plays Of that stamp
which have been presented in this city
from time to time. The support for the
entire piece was excellent, far better
than Is seen in many OF the shows on the
New England circuit. The piece passed
of admirably. It was well staged and
the scenery fine. We predict great sue
cess for this company on tho circuit.
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The Union Bridge Terminal Right of Way,
Other NntAE.

The Union Bridge Terminal Right OF Way,
Other Notes.
The ordinance granting 10 the Mar
tins Ferry Terminal Railroad Company,
which Is the Union bridge company, the
right Of way through Martins Ferry over
the streets and other public grounds,
was presented to Council last evening,
read once and ordered TO It's second read.
ing, The members Of Council propose
10 90 over and inspect the route to-day.
MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS.
1.-THE Pearl Of Savoy" tonight.
MI. Richard Adrian, OF smithaeld, Is
visiting friends in town.
The Social Club will meet at Judge
Cochran's, on Fourth street, tomorrow
evening.
j. G. Massey, travelling salesman for
the Buckeye Glass Company, left on a
western trip yesterday.
Mrs. j. Hutchinson and son, Of Bell.
airP, are tho guests OF Capt. John
Hutchinson, on Washington street.
The derriVkS and pile drivers which
have arrived on burgess for the Union
bridge, were used In building the Hunt.
lngt0n 4 New Albany bridges.
Mr. +, NJ. Townsend, Superintendent
OF tho o., i. 4 w. railway, was In town
yesterday, arranging for a change Of time
on tho Ohio river division Of the road,
Mi JameE II, DrennOn, editor OF the
Ohio Valley NevS, will lecture on "Ressltl.
lnlgccnceB and Comparisons" NJ The
high school tomorrow s,,.ernoon, This
will 10 the thru lecture Of the course.
Tho O., L. 4 W. yard engine No. IS
got tired yesterday and jumped tho track
Tor rest, In consequence O couple Of
cars Of orc were detailed, causing a do.
lay Of several hourS 10 heiurnace work.
Quite o lively racket took place In a
North First street saloon last night In
which man and woman were the prirs
clpal participants. II 10 said the man
was knocked out In the first round. No
arrests.
William Lowe, Of Brilliant, died very
suddenly Of heart disease on Monday,
aged iofty.three years, The deceased
was q brother Of Mrs. j. d. Gillespie, Of
Martins Ferry, and was we'll known In
this section.
salllS Hinton, who 10 playing q weeks
engagement al the Lafayette Opera
House, ID clever little acttess and vocal.
iBt and deserves larger houses than she
has been having. Her parents, Dr. Hln'
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wASTgD-A PATROL WAGON.
The Seen, on the street which the Want
one Made Yesterday,

One Made Yesterday,
Officer John Shorts hadthe misfortune
TO fipd case Of dead drunk on his Mar
ket street beat about o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The subject was SO nearly
paralyzed that when he CHANGED TO fall,
after having reeledRll lover the thorough
fare in a disgusting fashion, he was I'M
able 10 rise, and was on the dat OF his
back when Shorts found him, 0fcourse
It became the officers duty 70 get
the sot out Of sight and lock
him up, but Just how to do
II was a puzzle for the officer, He ut
tempted 10 carry the limp mass Of hu.
manity, hnt the burden was too great,
and he was forced 10 lay him down in
the City Bank alley and send a boy after
a go-caft, The boy failed to get what
be was sent after, but returned with an
antique wheelbarroWi which was the
next best thing he could find. Shorts
loaded Ms game on this and started TO
trundle the load TO Central station.
There were no sides to the barrow, and
II required careful balancing to keep the
load In place. By the time Shorts
reached the top OF Fourteenth street
hill he was sweating like a horse, and by
the time he reached the station he was
so speechless that Uncle John Howell
had TO go out in the back yard and cuss
for him.
All this occurred at an hour when the
streets were filed with school children
and ladies shopping, Shorts was fol-
lowed byR regular procession OF children.
The sight was o demoralizing one and
should be prevented In some way, Many
people viii argue that q patrol system
Is the only way, That Is something
that to be at al effeCtual would cost
several thousand dollars 10 commence
with, and would DO a constant expense
afterwards. The city has not the money
To 90 into such system now, The
Board OF Police and Fire Commissioners
have frequently audited bills for fifty
cents paid by policemen to express
drivers for hauling such prisoners rs
Shorts had yesterday, and In their esti'
mate for this year they have provided a
small sum for such hauling, Had yes
terday's case been so disposed OF, the
bill would undoubtedly have been paid,
although there Is no specific authority
for such a procedure, Fifty cents Is a
small enough sum to pay for an avoid;
anCe OF such a scene us that presented
by the officer wheeling the drunk, aud
no board would dare refuse to pay IT.
II has been suggested by several Coun.
cllmen that a good working arrangement
might be made with two or three livery
stables in different parts Of the city,
whereby telephone Callwould summon
a light wagon to transport prisoners
at a cost OF so much per annum OF
trip. Doubtless an arrangement oil
that kind could be made TO answer
very well until the city has money
enough to be metropolitan and purchase
what Bill Nye Is pleased to call a come
rlse.up-William.Riley.aud come along
witll-me.droskhy" or "phaeton," withiti
prancing horses, Offering decorations
and loud.clangipg gong.
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AGunr PEOPLE.
Strangers in the city aud wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers IN the City aud Wheeling People
Abroad.
NJ. RatclilF and wife, Of Mt, Pleasant,
were at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. E. NJ. Grant, OF Alorgantown, was
at the Hotel Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. F. L. Shaw, OF Columbus, an in
suranCe adiuster, Is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Frank p. Woodmansee, the Steu.
benville hotel man, was in the city last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ill. Lamm, Of Phila-
delphia, arc the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Z. Buchanan.
DIR. O. L. Muhleman, Of Parkersburg,
was in the city yesterday, stopping at
the Windsor.
Mr.. Sylvester G. Williams, OF Cincin.
natl, formerly OF this city, arrived here
last evening, on business trip.
Capt. Neil s. Kerr, Of Cincinnati, the
clever travelling representative OF the
Queen & Crescent Southern route, Is
again in the city and stoppingat the Nc
Lure as usual.
Mr.. @. +. Brandfass has gone to New
York TO buy tobacco for tho West Vir-
ginia Tobacco Company. The company
expects TO have its manufactured tobacco
on the market by April 10, at the latest,
Captain John Mentally, one Of the
true.blue Republicans OF Wellsburg,
and leadinglight Of the Piorpoint Post
G. A. r., Of that town, was in the city
yesterday. The Captain Is an aspirant
Tor the Wellsburg postoifiCe.
Miss Anna B. Morgan, Matron Of the
Home for the Friendless and Foundlings,
Cincinnati, and Mrs. ]. W. Gilker, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. G. II. Wartiuel,
Miss Morgan Is President OF the w. O.
I. u, OF Cincinnati. She would be glad
to soc the sisters OF the w. O. I. u, Of
this city at her sisters home on South
Elm street. Island.
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how no SAVE LIFR,,

What u q GoughS II Is an irritation Of tho
throat and lungs, What cAuhesiN Congestion,
stop the congestion the irritation ceases and the
cough Is cured. Buthow 70 stop the cOngestionl
All, there "a Just where physicians have always
been puzzled. But II must be checked, or pneu.
mOnli, quick consumption or some terrible pull.
niOpaTy disease Will follow, SOME doctors give
cod liver oil, others Colgh syrups but the most
advanced prescTlbe utlmnlAnls, Nature mHSi be
assisted, Pure WhlIAey will do II, see what
Proi. Austin Flint, Of Bellevue New York;
College, says; 1.-THE iudlcious use Of alcoholic
Slimnlants is one OF tho striking chATacterialicz
OF progress In the practice OF medicine during
the lust hall century,
Proi. Henry q, Mott, Of New York, says, 1.-THE
purity OF Duny's Pure Malt WhtAkey las simple
analytical teitS will readily convince physician
OF an expertl should certainly recommend Il 70
the highest public iRvOrn
7 Dutiy'n Purn Malt WhiBkey d 0 certain cure
and pFeventiyeOi congestion aud should DO kept
In every family, II Il sold by all druggists and
dealers; BOslEO and secure the genuine,
fe9S.Th
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Apother tjondIdato selected.

A mass meeting Of old soldiers was
held at the G. A. r. hall last evening to
select candidate for postmaster whom
all the old soldiers might unite In sup.
porting. The late Colonel Wilkinson
was supported by the soldier element for
this position, and his death left va
cancy. The meeting last night was very
largely attended. Messrs. Charles II.
Sensehy and s. L. BriCe were placed in
nomination, and MIR. SenSeny was
chosen, receiving tlfty.four votes to
Capt. Brlce's thirty.aye. The veterans
will bring all the influence they can to
bear upon the President TO secure the
appointment Of their man.
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LOCAL BREYEEII,s.
aiA'tsF' Of MINOR Rlensnt In aaalAAouttl

Matters Of HIlnOr Moment In AM, Ahoutths
TuI GRAND this evening" Reuben
TnR Board Of Education will meet in
regular monthly session this evening.
THE Hops hose boys were out yester-
day trying a new bay horse just pur-
THR Brilliant iron and nail works re-
sumes operations to-day in all depart
ments.
CALRs KIRK was arrested by officer
Lukens yesterday torindecenCy on South
Huron street.
ELEVEN pudding furnaces Of the Steu-
benYllle rolling mill will 90 on double
turn next Monday,
OFFICER SHORTS had three DRINKS,
Moran disorderly and Cruise drunk,
in the lookup at o'clock this morning,
WINTER seemed yesterday TO be dis.
posed TO assert himself once again, The
day was gloomy and. generally I'M
pleasant,
THR late ball given 10 raise funds
toward the erection OF a Hebrew syna-
gogue, Melted $l,S02 for that purpose
certainly a very neat start.
THERE was a sensational report about
town last night that q suicide had been
committed in the Fifth ward, but no con,
tirmation Of 1t could be found in that
part Of town.
OWEN DUNIEvY yesterday qualified as
executor OF the estate OF Frank Dun
levy, deceased, and gave bond in the
sum Of $500, with no security, none
being required by the will,
In addition to the usual vocal and in
strumental music at the Young Mems
Christian Association members enter
tainment on Friday evening, the pro
grsmme will include gymnastic ex
hibiton,
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO re
cord q deed made February 20, by y, l.
Kimmins aud wife TO A, NJ, Rdgely, in
consideration oil $40, 900, for $50 acres o.
land In Triadelphia district, adjoining
lands Of James II. Oldham and Others,
THR Gray 4 Stephens Company pre-
scented without a Home' to two crowd
ed houses at the Grand yesterday, The
engagement closed last night, Entirely
different scenery Is used In the two plays
All thatseen In "lhe Old Oaken Bucket
was hauled to the depot yesterday, anC
that needed for "Without q Home" wa
brought up to the theatre.
PRErTY Floy Crowell, tone Of thu
youngest OF American stars" has beer
engaged with.a company OF fourteen peo
pie, headed by Mr.. Joseph Adelman al
leading man, and the popular comedian
Mr.. O, Ed. Duley, for u weeks engage
ment at the Grand Opera House, Apri
LIST Is the opening date, and the play FOL
that evening will be Howard p. Taylor'I
new and beautiful society play, I'm
fatuation."
THR young man named Gibson wht
worked for Mrs. Isaiah Jones, Of thll
place, says the Washington, Pa, Journal
and was reported to be Identical Will
the young man who was found hanging
in q tree at Ryerson's Station o few day
ago, is still ut Mrs. Jones residence, ant
indignantly denies that he was fount
hanging to any tree. He has a married
brother in West Virginia, and he think
the brother may DO the victim.
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A Grsat Discovery

In the medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir OF Dates. It combines
the active properties Of dates, figs and
prunes in such a way as to make II one
Of the most pleasant and effective rene.
dies on the market. 1t Is easily taken
by old and young, and Is a sure cure for
habitual constipation, biliousness, dys.
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by q weak stomach, dis
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold in
so cent bottles by O. R. Goethe, w. w.
Irwin, W. L. Williams, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co, wholesale agents.
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THE LINCOLN CLUB,



An Enthusiastic Meeting of tho Directors
Last EvenIng-The Club In n Promising
Shape.
An unusually well attended meeting
Of the Directors Of the Lincoln Club was
held last evening, at which good deal
Of enthusiasm was manifested, and
everything pointed to alright future for
the organization. Every Republican in
Wheeling is urged by the Direc.
tors to come in and join the ranks and
enjoy It's privileges and share It's duties.
It was decided to agaln lease the pres
ent Commodious quarters on Market
street and they will be frightened up and
put in as attractive condition Us taste
can suggest.
Hon. John w. Mason, the new Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue, and Hon.
Steven B. Elkins, two prominent and
honored West Virginia Republicans,
were elected honorary members Of the
club.
The reports were encouraging, The
club seems to be enjoying q boom not
to be expected atthls time.
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1beg leave to draw your attention "
this elegant Lamp, In different sizes,
suitable for church, store and family
use, entirely new and but recently intro.
dured. A perfect light In every respect,
easy and Rihple In wlcklng. No trouble
or danger whatever In using the same,
and after an experience Of twenty.three
years In these goods l do not hesitate 10
recommend the same as one Of the best
In the market. JonN FRiEDEL,
lilo Main and ll20 Water street.
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HAVING disposed Of my new drug store
70 the firm Of Beam 4 uFler, ! take
pleasure In introducing them 10 the
trade, Thanking the public for their
patronage In tho past, / solicit q Contln.
anCe ofthe patronage Of the public for
my successors, They have retained Mi.
II, Q. Stewart, a graduate Of tho Phlla.
delphia College Of Pharmacy, who will
be pleased 10 see bis many friends.
u persons having claims against rue
Will please present them TOT settlement,
MN, y. WiLLlANb,
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E.O. McClelland, the Pittsburgh foot
racer who took part in the recent three
days pedestrian contest here, has made
arrangements for two five mile races, one
OF which Is with q man named John
Murphy, Of thisci for S2O0a side; this
race is to take place Saturday evening,
the 30th inst, at the East End rink,
Pittsburgh. The other race will take
place at the same rink next Saturday
evening, for 500 a side. Andrew Sci.
bert, OF Pittsburgh, will be McClelland's
onponent on that occasion.
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thanksgiving Suits, So and 50, worth 81
Mems suits, "A and $5,worth IS and 50
Mems suits, 50 and 81, worth $ll
Mems S1 suits, IS and $40, worth slc
Boys suits, 50 ellsworth from 81 to 20
Boys suits, 81 4 5,worth from s. to 10
Child's suits, 81 to g, worth 50 to 81
All ages from 4 To IA.
0hild's suits, g 80 and s. 90, worth
81 80 and So 90.
30, GOand Zoe Shirts & Drawers at SOC.
All wool Cashmere Pants, 81 70 10
s. 90, cost 50 90 and So 90.
Mortgage Clothing Sale for a few days
more. I'LL Market street.
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Tho river after remaining stationary
at this point for nearly two dayg COM
menced to rise slowly yesterday. At
dusk last evening, the levee gauge show,
ed depth in tho channel Of 10 feet Q
inches. Tho w. N. Chancellor passed
up on her way from Charleston TO Pitts.
burgh at 8 o'clock yesterday morning.
The Hudson Is due down and the Scotia
Is due up, both at early this morn.
ingin their Cincinnati.P Pittsburgh trades.
The Courier Is this mornings Parkers.
burg packet Several steamers OF the
Pittsburgh coal feet passed up yester.
day with tows Of emptles, and one or
two passed down with coal,
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Is Natures own true laxative. 1t is
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known TO cleanse The
System when Bilious or Costive; to dis
pei Headaches, Colds and FeveB; to
Cure Habitual Constipation, Indiges-
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale in 80 cts and $l,00 bottles by Logan
Drug Co, Anton 7. Hess, Il, D. Burt
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rir.t I,ra.hrlsrlnn CHURCH.

Meetings Of deep interest have been
held In the lecture room during the last
iey evenings. On Tuesday and Wednes.
day evenings Rev Dr. ledyard, Of the
Second church Of stepbenyille, Ohio,
preached two most instfnctivo and i'm.
presSiye sermons, This evening and
also on Friday evening the Rev. James
II, EnowdOn, The popular pastor oil the
large and HouriBhing Second Pfesbyte.
rlan church Of Washington, Pa, will
preach. II will DO his first visit 70
preach In this city, and many clti.
EenB and people Will be glad 70 avail
themselves Of the opportunity 10 hear
him.
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Secretary English, of the Wheeling
Base Ball Association, will leave this
evening for Dayton to attend q meeting
Of the Tri.state League, to be held there
tomorrow morning. The superstition Is
that 1t Is now dead certainty that there
will be at least six clubs in the league
this year, as tho understanding was when
the last meeting OF tho League was held,
that another meeting should not be
called until the president had positive
assurances that that number could be
denended uDon,
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The remains Of the late p. w. Snyder
were laid to rest yesterday afternoon,
Rev. DR.. Cushing and Rev, NJ. i. Dry.
den conducted services at the house at 2
o'clock, a quartette from the Fourth
Street Church choir singing selections
at tho opening and close OF the services.
The pail bearers were Edward Fran.
Eheim, OFT CaFothers, Edgerton Vance,
Richard Robb, Eugene Bayha and w.
r. Dlnsmore. The floral offerings were
proillse and beautiful. Ed Rice, the
faithful Colored boy who served Webb in
his last illness, rode in a hack among
tho mourners, this having been specially
by Webb In his laHt moments.
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We offer the following great bargains
n Carpets for this week, March Is to
March 23;
$4,000 yards Atwood extra superane
Carpets (best made) at O5c ayRrdfeduC.
cd from zoe.
yard, worth zoe.
10000 yards very heavy wool filling
Carpets NJ $50, selling AZ Coo everywhere.
5000 yards Tapestry Drnsscls al bSc
q yard, worth zoe.
The above arc the greatest bargains
ever offered Al the beginning Of the sea.
son for New Goods. Call early 10 90.
cure Cholpe styles.
Remember these prices are for this
week only, ending Saturday, March 20.
STONE n TUoMAa
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and tho efficacy Of lts action have rem.
defed the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, Immensely pop.
ular, II Cleahses and Tones up the
Clogged and ieyerisli System, and dlspels
Headaches, Colds and Feyefa. For sale
ID 10 cent and 81 90 bottles BY Logan
Drug Company, Anton J, Hess, r. b,
Burt and u M6nkemellbt. /"
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ward Council, P, P. Hughes; Assessor
James Stewart; Committeeman, G. l..
Shuttleworth. Fourth ward-Council,
Frank Archer; Assessor, James Graham
Committeeman, W. II. Thompson. Fifth
ward-Council, D, Jones Assessor, $, s,
MCGOWAN; Committeeman, @. +. Bait