Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-23
RELLAIRE.

The Republican primaries on Saturday
night were SHINY attended, in fact there
was no primary at all in one OF the wards;
but delegates were selected in every ward
except the Second. Following is the list
of delegates selected: First ward. A.
Camp, A. ID. Stephens and Harry Thurber-
Second ward-No selection. Third ward
VIM Dougherty, Hermon Henry, shank
land Thornberry and Spotwood Green.
Fourth ward-M Nelson, Alex. Ogle' j..
T. Jones, Geo. Seavers and Capt. Mansel.
Fifth ward-David Jones, Dan Leach,
Geo. Walters, Dan kirkpatrick and Jesse
Kelly.
The first funeral of an Italian that has
taken place here for many years oc-
Cured Yesterday. Lawrence Netzanca,
an empl0ye of Dougherty X Co, road CON
tractors. took in from a cold few
/ DAYS since, pneumonia developed and he
| died. He was a young man, probably Il
wears of age. and had not been in this coun-
| try VERY long His comrades took charge
of the body and purchased u comm. Inc
remains were brought 10 the CITY Hall on
| SATURDAY night and at o'clock yesterday
afternoon were removed TO ~. John
| Church. where a funeral service was held.
Intermeut in the Catholic cemetery on hose
Hill.
MIR. VIM. Harrison, Jr, son OF William
Harrison, the Superintendent oil motive
Power on the Il. y o. Il. u. west OF the
Ohio. was in the city this morAlpg III con
ference with tbs management OF the bell
aire nail works. II is currently reporteu
that the nail works cOntemplates an auuI-
tioual machinery department WheFe tueS
can make their own rolls, etc, anu III. II Is
surnised that Mr. Harrison may De super
intendent of it.
Intelligent Italians are of the opinion
that some of their countrymen who were
| -iUed ny the Aew Orleans moo, should
have been hung. but theV DO not iafor mon
/ io,r one italian remarked that there is
gang of cut-tbroats IN New Orleans VINO
were run out Of Italy and are dangerous TO
any community.
| Oficer Strobe killed dog Yesterday at
nm earlv hour. lie only shot once ana MI
| he mark He claims the dog ran out at
Ibim. Later in the day he was informed
] tbat the animal belonged 10 Ohcer John-
sos. nd cost 81.
James seilass, the photographer, was
tho lnclv individual who drew the COW
| go, aysay by the Standard Theatre Co,
| Saturday night MIR Sellars has a good
fresb cow. and is now setting up fresh mix
/ to his friends
Rer ]. r. Collier, Of South Bellaire Nj.
b. Gburch has been sick for several days.
! There was no service 10 the morning tseN'
| NcKeen held service in the evening
/ Nfarraret Fox has been appolted admin
| istrator of the estate of the late Anton FOX
and will on the 18th make an appralSemeht
7 NJ the effects left by the deceased.
The big humps at the water works are
he;ng repaired. In the meantime the
smaller pumps are kept working, out tue
pressure IS not very great
Risbop Vincent. Of the Episcopal Church,
who has been in Europe for the past year Ior
| mis- health. is expected home ABOUT May l.
rndwig, 4 Wise, the wagon makers, have
hefTun the foundation for Dig adul'ioh u
their present place Of business
The Eall Of Atlanta will be produced
here ON April End and Srd, and at Martin
/ Ferry on the 5th.
The pension Examiners, after this wees
viii meet in toe rooms oyer Davis y Aren-
CYRUS strshl has been nominated ID, t o
A SCISSOR by the Republicans Of liie H'F'
Son Some of the stock in the new .fitnI
Manufacturing Company is floating aoou
Cbas Strobe. Of Seals Bros, has gone
m Snunersed. where his sister Is gun"
III. .,.,
The Board OF Healta will havs 2 ilt',rl =.
before the State Board meets ID tniS eiiS
Thos. IteyssF will succeed Chas. 5iaA
lenev as chief clerk III the Post 9aioe-
The Drum Corps went to Benwooo SSS
terdav 10 attend a funeral.
The Episcopal Church will be decorate'
for Easter service.
Rev. O'Mera preached sermon TO IN
children yesterday.
The steel plant viii not work to-day