The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-03
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Buiiding associations In this section have oil.
ways made q distinction between the tnaif with
paid up shares. whodid not draw his money out
bat lett IL there To share ia ihe pronls' atu tIu
man who was paving the weekly dues right
along each week. When q dividend was declared
IL would be 7 per cent on running stock nnd
only ION paid up stock. This matter being ,ap-
pealed TO the state superintendent oil building
and loan companies he referred the matter 10
the attorney general. who decides there is no
authority for such classification. He holds mat
all must share equally In the prohts as they are
compelled TO share equally IN the losses IhcIo
arc many people IN the wi along the river in'
| tcrested IN these institutions, and the decision
Will be read with interest
The Democratic club here has recognized and
Il Is amusing 10 see the way the candidates LOT
the p%ostoiicc come 10 the 'front.'. Ihelour INST
named officers nrc all candidates Tor thnt place
and some VI the Others would take II; Ffesl:-
dent, Wilbur Smith; vice presidents, NJ. hon-
man, L j. S,egar; secretary X =. Meyer cores
ponding secretary, Frank Williams: treasurer,
Joseph Irwin; trustees, George Myers, John ):
Maulo, George He'll; captain, W. smith INST
lieutenant, L. Devore; second lieutenant, Ollie
Mann.
Ionic Lodge. lss, F & A. u, elected the follow
Ing officers: N. y. Mercer, W. NJ; w. Dnlghorty,
S, W; George I. Morgan, ]. W.:D. A. Colbert, $.
D.: Henry Rowles, j. b.; treasurer, A. Kloz: sec
rotary, 0 Il. Rankin; tyler, Henry Hell. Ihe
officers were installed Immediately alter tue
election.
luHEB uIH TWO Ultl lIblll hllt ANNGLltA hthi N"s
fields OF Ohio figuring with tho Bellairc board OF
trade on starting ono OF the factories here. They
report that all the glass Ten IN the heretofore
gas towns OF Ohio must get out oithote towns or
out OF the business. Any other fuel is TOO high
The circuit court has decided that iustallment
companies cannot take the goods sold on theill-
sediment plan from q purchaser and keep the
III Ouey that has been paid. under the forfeiture
clause In their contracts. This practically shus
out the instHllmelt companies.
H., 4 NJ Nf,Is,Iu.. ,rou VtrTa1 M nm nj tho
members OF the Board of managers OF tho new
Eastern Ohio insane asvlum, but the governor
made up the board without recognizing Bel
mont county. Col. Harry Sherrard, OF sIeuben'
Vile, was put on, however.
Mr. 7. C.. Cochran. who has been in the secre'
tary OF states office ever since Colonel Poorman
took hold OF It, will retire with his chief. The
new secretary declined TO appoint him assistant
statistiClan.
David Lees private carts behind used by tho
manager Of the Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph,
who with the superintendent OF the. Western
Union is making an inspection OF the lines west
OF the Ohio.
The train on the Powhatnn branch Of the c. 4
p. road has already been put on ana makes TWO
trips a day to and from Powhntan. one each way
early in the morning and the other in tho even
ing.
Jacob HCathCrlngton, the wealthy coal mer.
chant, Is interesting HIMSELF in having all OF the
idle glass factories started, and feels confident oil
success.
Miss Lucy Brown, of the Powhatan schools,
who was elected tot place in the city schools
here, commenced teaching IN this city this
week.
Nj. Andrew Tolmic. one ofthe Oldest citizens
of this township, is dangerously Ill with pneu-
moniH.
The Lantern Globe works, recently burned
here, will not he rebuilt by tho former proprie'
tors.
staley Crcamer, the Democratic recorderelect,
has appointed L. II. Murphy as his deputy
The contractors have begun to put stone on
the West Wheeling pike.
The German Sunday school is holding asocial
IN tho city hall.