The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-06
BELLAIRE.
All Sort, OF Local New, aud Gossip from
the Glass City.


The Republican primaries will be held
tomorrow afternoon from , TO O'Clock
D. m. Though there are more candi-
dates for the nomination for mayor
than ever before there Is no excitement,
and the general interest Is not what Il
ought 70 be In local election. Many
people have mo choice" OF the candi-
dates for the chief Office and seem TO
be Indifferent as to the result. There
are 70 many other candidates to nofni-
nate that all the Republicans In the
city should attend the primaries and
nominate the best men they can for
all the places to be fllled.
The ProhIbitionIsts Of the county
met at the city hall here yesterday and
selected delegates 10 their state conven-
ton TO be held at Findlay, as follows:
T. A. Rodefer. DR.. ]. s. Ely, C. NJ. Wey-
rick. c, c. Kelly. ]. 3. Loe. A. p. Cope,
J. II. Fisher, DR.. J. w. Darrah, s.
Frank Walton and John Watson. Quite
q discussion followed as 20 whether the
delegates should be instructed or not,
some OF those present favoring instruc-
tons as to q free silver plank and
others desiring only the prohibition OF
the liquor business,
Hon. Lorenzo Danford will not leave
Congress to attend the state convention
next week and several OF the delegates
recently appointed from this county
will not attend. There Is only q small
ticket TO be made and no exciting con-
tests on hand, while the fact that who
ever compo5es the state convention win
unquallhedly endorse Americas can
didate for President goes without say
Ing.
William FaulstIck. who was sem
fenced to the penitentlary for stealing
meat from farmers in Smith township,
was released on Tuesday. He was sent
UP In ~ for three years, inter pleading
guilty. Faulstick was one OF a fishing
party that went down the rive- from
Wheeling and firing Of FISH they ralded
the nearby smoke houses.
Frank jackson. who shot Mess"
Crawford In the leg some time ago. was
given q hearing. before Squire Mason
yesterday on a charge OF shooting with
Intent 10 wound and was dismissed.
jackson had Just been released from n
thirty day sentence for carrying re,
volyer. The shooting Of Crawford was
accidental.
Tho Baltimore & Ohio employees were
grntlfed yesterday TO learn that the
Baltimore 4 Ohio pay car will he along
promptly about the 18th rs usual. They
have been puzzled b know Just what
effect the appointment Of receivers
would have In this to them important,
part OF the business.
The late Senator J. w. Nichols some
years before his death made a will by
whIch,aftcr creating q trust fund for
his two SONS. with John Pollock as trus-
tee. he LEFT all his property to his wife,
and named her MS cXecutrix OF the will
without bond.
Though NIL the manufactures In the
oity nrc running this week the glass
factories are not running full ut all.
Trade Ia reported very quiet at both
Rodeter Bros factory and the bottle
works
The Wise homestead farm. west OF
town, was 500 yesterday for N.l2O.
George o. Robinson was the purchaser,
His wife was one Of the heirs. The
farm was appraised at $1,000.
Tho following offices are TO be fllled
In this county nj the next election;
Common plcns Judge, probate. Judge.
prosecuting attorney, commlHsloneF
and inilrmary director.
Lulu Butttcrworth. only daughter Of
Conductor WIN ButtcrwOrth. Of tho
Baltimore q Ohio railroad. died sud
denly at their home at Newark yestor-
day morning.