The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11
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All sort'of FOCAL NaS, AL Go,Ap from
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| All Sortto Local New, bHl N1ttlp from
the Gla0 Oltr
John PolIaek, the now chairman Of
tho county Republican committee, has
selected a large executive committee, Rs
iolloWs, Bsllalrs-d. :. Armstrong, j.,
W, Morrell, Martin Cowon and +. b.
Archer Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
u. Il TTnaman, X, +. Allender, Will
lam jonSS, Fred X. Dixon and Thomas
l., Lewis, Barnsiyills-O. II, Little, j.
Ed Ward and Stewart Watt, RlChland
Hon. l. Daniord, W, s. Cowsn, A, II,
Mitchell, ii, Nj, Davies and i. a. Cope.
Ooleraln-Oliyer N, NeguG Flushing
A. W. Beatty, Goshen-H, II. klldow,
KirkWood-A. J. Wheaton, Mead
Joseph Carl. Smith,, o, PorterReii,
someraet-phomas Wilson, Union-E.
Il, Shepherd. Washington-E D. Arm
strong Wayne-A, Il. King, Wheel
ing-Robert Humphrey. York;, A.
sanor, This committees will meet on
the 9Sd inst
The managers Of tho EpWorth park ut
bethesda have provided an unusually
attractive programme for this seaion NJ
cost Of about 81, 500. Bishop MRllalleu,
Dean Wright, Prof.. HAmmsl Miss
Knestriuh, James s. Burdstts, Percy
Reese, ]. O, Ambrose, Il, X. Bryan
Robertson and Ransom, Mrs, French
Sheldon, Prof, Lane, Judge SlblOyr Gen,
Hurst, Chaplain LoEisr, tho Arion
Quarlette, Miss Marguerite Wuertz and
Miss Marion short will appear during
the assembly There will also be sew
oral concerts by Prof. McPhaips chorus
class, and by the EpWorth band. The
park has been made much lArgeri a
thorough system Of drainage has been
secHTedi water woFkt have beon con-
Structed aud fountains erected. The
discomfort OF fyIuG dust will DO avoided
by these improvements
Al the meeting Of the city council the
other night the matter OF promiscuous
peddling aud hucksterlng IN this city
was discussed and the committee on
ordinances and the city solicitor were
instructed 10 prepare M ordinance pro-
Viding for tax or license for peddling
Of all kinds The plan and profile for a
sewer down Indian run, in accordance
with the sewer system adopted, was
submitted by Engineer Norton, but no
definite action was taken. Tho com.
mIttee on light and water, however, was
Instructed to confer with the water works
trustees TO advise with them about OK.
tension OF pipes. etc, to point TO avoid
Rny and oil sewage from this city,
hojudicial convention to nominate a
candidate for circuit judge to oil Ihs va.
nananH hU thu Hnufh nj
Judge Ii. b. Woodbury., has been called
to meet by the Republican committee at
Youngstown, August 81. The district
comprises fourteen counties, as follows:
Mahoning, TrumbuiI. AshiabGla, Lake
Portage, Geaugu, Jefferson, Columbiana,
Guernsey, Noble, Harrison, Belmont,
Carroll and Monroe. There will be
lively contest for tho nomination, bRt
the district IL about 10000 Republican.
There was a lawsuit before Squire
Mason yesterday In which the principle
and not tho amount Involved was tho
issue. II was case of the township
trustees against james Patterson aud
Brice Roush for 80 cents for iniermedi.
ate toll on the pixies, which tho deiend'
ants refused to pay. Judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff,
Mr.. William Dixon and Miss Mamie
Junkius, oil West Wheeling, were mar
ried by Rev. William Persgoy, OF tho
South BelIairo N. T. church, at the per.
sonage Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Dollio Haskins, daughter oil
Captain n. II. Rowlel, returned to her
home in the state Of Washington yes.
terday, accompanied by her younger
siSter.
All Of the old nail factory and pud.
ding department at the Bellaire Nail
Works has been torn away to make
room for new and modern improve.
m0nta
Mr.. Charles B. Smith, Of summltyille,
o., and Miss Mamie o'HoIl were mar.
ried in the Catholic church yesterday
morning by Rev. Father Fitzgerald.
Judge St. Clair Kelly and Hon. Lor.
ONO Daniord, prominent ST. CiairsTiiie
people, we're in town yesterday.
Mira W. A. Schramm and children
went 10 Marietta yesterday.