The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-26

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after he had been convicted, at a sal
ary OF $500. When the laws delays
we're exhausted in his favor he was
sent to the state prison. 1t was then
found that he had been there before.
THOMAS TRorTRR was called the king OF
tho ballot box suffers. He was fore.
man Of a gang which laid pipes and
repaired streets and appeared on the
payroll OF the Street and Water Board
for 81 500 annually. lie also kept sa-
loon on Montgomery street, the
gang" headquarters. He now at
tends the big gate ut the entrance to
the state prison and assists IN loading
garbage and refuse.
JoHy FARRASr, Fourth precinct was a
clerk and was not employed by the
city.
THOMAS NELSON was also clerk.
CHARLES scorT was carpenter and
builder and was not employed by the
city. He was treasurer OF the tiremen's
relief fund, but resignedsoon after his
conviction. He was sent to the peni-
Tertiary.
LOUIS HELLER, JR., is now in the insane
asylum. He WAS bartender, and
after his conviction became u drunk
ard.
MICHAEL KELLY, Ninth precinct, was in
the employ OF the street and water
commissioners at Il salary oil 81 900.
CHARLES NUGEST was an emp!oyc ottne
water department at salary OF 500
and was appointed after he was con-
viCted.
JAMES SAMMoNs was in the employ OF
tho water department and received
$3.50 year from the city. lie was q
member OF Michael Kelly's gang:
WILLIAM T HOWE, until Mayor Wan.
ser's election, figured on the pay roll
OF the Lamp Inspectors Department
at a salary OF 500. Mayor Wanser
caused his dismissal. He was then
transferred TO Michael kelly's gang
OF supposed water motors repairing
gang.
NAT FOWLER was an extra clerk in the
office OF the Street and Water Board
at salary OF 500. he is out on bail
on a writ OF error.
JAMES Ii. JORDAN was also an extra
clerk in the office Of the Street and
Water Board at the same salary. Did
little or no work. He, TOO, is out on
bail on writ OF error.
THOMAS REiDY was laborer, and not in
the employ OF the city.
WILLIAM REEsE.-In sentencing this
ballot box suffer Judge Lipplncott Ia
Democrat) said his character and
record were so bad that there was not
one extenuating circumstance. lie
had held, however lucrative posi-
ton in the Lamp Inspectors Depart
ment. He obtained writ OF error
and is out on bail.
FRANCIS WHALEN, Second district, First
precinct, was n clork in the Street and
Water Department at salary OF 81 900.
JOHN J. MILLER was in the employ OF
the Street and Water Board at salary
OF $3.50; appointed by the Street and
Water Commissioners after he had
been convicted.
JOHN GREEN was an iron molder. He
was one OF the first who went to the
penitentiary. Served nine months
PATRICK ]. KENNEDY was n foreman ut
the city water works at Belleville at
a salary OF $500. He was appointed
by the Street and Water Board after
he had been convicted.
JouH A. WHALEN, Second precinct, was
n coal dealer with good business,
and much surprise was expressed
when lie was found to be one OF the
suffers. Several members. OF the
family in the employ Of the city and
county.
JONI ]. MULRAINE was keeper at the
Shake Hill penitentary at salary OF
5000 with board. In his capacity rs
keeper he had charge OF four OF his fell
low suffers who went to the peniten-
tiary.
DAVID GORDON was an employe OF the
Street and Water Board at u salary OF
$3.50. He was appointed after his con-
viction.
JAMES BURNS, Third precinct, was a
clerk in the office OF the Street and
Water Board Mt a salary OF 500. He
was appointed after his conviction.
THOMAS MIsEELL was horseshoer and
was not in the employ OF the city,
PETER j. CASSIDY was a chairman in the
Engineering Bureau OF the Street and
Water Board, receiving $3.50.
JOHN P. MURRAY, Fifth precinct, was
the manager OF the Jersey City Sup
ply Company, which is the name
under which Bob Davis supplied the
city with supplies at a good figure.
7. G. SMITH was clerk in the employ OF
the city.
OLIVER L. STETSGHAM was at the time Of
his conviction draughtsman in the
engineering bureau OF tho street and
water board. He served n nine
months sentence at Snake Hill and
upon his return to this CITY was
given his oil position at salary OF
$1,000. .@
NJ. ]. FLYNN was laborer not EN-
ployed by the city.
PATRicK McGRATH, Seventh precinct,
was a saloonkeeper in whose place
many OF tho corrupt schemes OF the
ring were concocted.
JoHS STUMPF was salesman. His case
is now before the supreme court on
writ OF error and he is out on bail.
JOHN S EAGAN was in the employ OF the
Board OF Street and Water Commits
sioners as telegraph operator.
@. T. DoLAN died before his trial.
RICHARD WHALEN, Third district, Fiji
teenth precinct, was member of the
Fire Department at a salary OF $500
per year.
THOMAS Rush, indicted under the name
OF Bush, was a clerk.
F. Z. HERMcK was salesman.
WILLIAM +. sIEMANs, Fourth district,
same precinct, was salesman.
CHARLES A. HoLDERER was barkeeper.
PATRICK BouLGER was laborer. Both
he and HoIderer agreed not TO ap.
peal, and have served their terms in
the penitentiary.
CuARtEs Cam. Eighth precinct. was n