The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-28
DElLAlRE DEMOCRATS NOMINATE
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F"f-Notcs About happenings.
The Democrats Of this city met In convention
at City Hall last evening and nominated ticket
aEoodly portion Of which is sure to be knocked
out by the Republican nominees at the coming
election, and probably every one of the caodi.
dates selected last night will wonder inter It ia
all over what It was that ever induced him IN
allow his names to be used. Last nights con.
Hehtlon mad one very Commcndable merit-it
was very brief, James nlrrah presided and the
EueSSt We made up as follows. For Mayor.
fatricE MeGranahap; Marshal, Charles John.
sou; Street Commissioner, John Madden; Mem.
yer Water Works Board, A. o. Mcllott: City
solicitor. George NJ. Woodbridge; Members Of
t,eh9ol Hoard. Frank Smith mud John Harvey.
McGranahan az not receive the empty homer 81
remembered that Mr.. McGraushau ran against
Aayor Brown when that Official was first elected
ana was badly defeated. Charlie Johnson can,
tnred his nomination on the first Hot md The
o'hess were chosen by reclamation,
4 BAtL PAtIr
About o'clock yesterday morning Marion
Ferguson, q Ill, y u. brakeman, fell from the
nghest point Of THO H. & y. viaduct 10 the paved
Strange TO rotate he was not killed, but the iuiM.
ries he hls sustained are OF such Ter iba,
doubt Is expressed rs to his recovery. ferguson
was irinsan extra, md attempted 10 get oil the
form; he tr,pped on 4 shovel and feli head,o d
% the pavement below. He lives 10 HeuWood'
isabout2 "a years old aud single. His riuht arm
Has badly i,ncil@rcd near tho elbow, aad there
are internal iu!urles. W, ''' '~
SEWs NOTES AND PERSONALS, .
James n. Rees. Esq.,, Of this place. LEFT ycs.er.
day for Kansas City, Mo. WV '> '''
The total cost of educating the Bellalre youth
during the pat year was Stt5.G2. IS.
Ex.Clerk of Courts Cash will move his family
10 Mead township about the first Of April.
q. W. Glass. a we'll known music teacher of
week, ~ ' r'''"'' 90 'n's
]; N. Newton. of GAINESVILLE, succeeds John G,
sioner. - N"'NA' eoA''"'s'
MI. a. Coss and Miss May Haucy were mar.
ried this week. ut the home Of tho bride, BY Rev.
\. u. Williams. -" :
/, 1ae steamer J. II. Mcconnell brought lp the
i'rst consignment OF nilroad ties Yesterday that
nave been received here since the High water
sct In. - ' ~
The window glass workers are still having
trouble TO make their daily melts on account Of
!! Ky shortage o. natusa! Eas. AMI a shut down Ia
the near future IL probable. =
There Ia talk In parts OF tho city OF electipc
1tlti'Jones men as members OF the School 6oari
at the coming election this spring. Old wounds
are teiuE opened, and there Is Il possibility that
there Will be some fun had. =
The night schO0ls TINT hnvc been started hero
ate Nceideu success, and have fnr exceeded the
expectations OF NIL. The boys who attend ARC
attentive aud orderly mud arc rapidly learning.
Many Of them have never before h0d i chance 70
90 TO school. "~"''e~ ~
John F. jdHcg Gud his bride (nce Lizzie I.anr1
werp scranaded by two brass bands, NJ Their
new home: Wednesday night. Nj. Jones is a
member Of the City Band. A magnificent
spread was set UP for the se.puldcys by MI
Louis Lang father @; tho bride.