The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-20
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Hon. ]. z. Blackburn spent yesterday
II home here but leaves this morning for
until the close o. the iegil lature; which
win be one week from to-day. Ht9 a"
poFionco the past week. When the mouse
finance COMMITTEES sought TO cut down
pSrtf1snt about SlS.o5a. vas the most exe
citing ne has had He took this ettott
az q peFSonal drive at himgef and fought
Il on this ground, and fnhlly aucceeded
lowed the department he expects 70 pre-
The new plate min At the steel WORKS -
not open To- The public. II e now about
ready TO start and this pfecantion =
taken a. much 70 protect the public from
injury q. the company from the annoy.
continuous rolls IN the plate mill Work
nicely and when an inEot Of steel -
started right all-ig we'll. but when lt Btnft9
wrong Il continues through the whole
train as 80 much lost time, and this Is
more likely 10 occur when the attention
Of Workmen Is attracted by visitors
George 8. jennings has retired from the
board OF water works trustees anu -.
T. Anderson has taken hil plAce. The
board raorgnniged by eleottng W. y Car
roll president, and Mord Nelson vice pres
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secretary and superintendent and ~ o.
the old force remains in charge. Tue big
pumps at the plant were started up yeh-
terdly again. They had been IDLE some
months, Undergoing repairs.
DR.. 8. 7. satterthWaite. formerly OF this
city, but for several years p resident Of
North Dakota, Is one Of the delegates 70
the national Republican convention IN
BtEl1cted for the candidate Of his choice
William Mckinley, for President, The
Ohio men scattered Throughout the
United States viii be numerous at the
81. Louis couevntion.
Two Of Beilaire's contractors are out
after street paving work this spring IN
good shape. Charles Ros9er 10 the lowest
bidder on o letting at ZaneSviLle, ana
block Of work at Kankakee, III. The con-
tracts have not been awarded at either
place yet, but the matter VIII be decided
this week
Candidates for the place Of supsrintehd-
enf df the schools here are quite nu-
Abbey, who succeeded State school Com
missioner Cors0n IN the Cambridge
schools.
The high wind that prevailed all day
yesterday made Il dl8agreeable to be
upon the streets. The dust and dirt, es-
peclally from the paved streetl, was car
fled IN great clouds in every direction.
Orchards In this vicinity are white with
the bloom Of the trees now. The ten
DAYS OF real summer weather has
brought out the buds and blossoms Of AL
kinds.
The HunEarians and Italians living on
Grow hill. In the Fourth ward, Bot, into
a fRht Saturday night and several got
beaten UP pretty badly. No arrests were
made.
A special car on the electric road was
packed here yesterday afternoon with coll
Crds odd FeiloWB their wives and sweet
hearts, who went TO Martins Ferry.
The assessors begin their rounds to-
day, and II will require careful work on
their part 10 keep the returns up.
The new home OF William Morrison, In
the First ward, 10 being pushed forward
as rapidly a. possible.
Miss Minnie Johnson, Of the First ward,
has bean spending few days at haFtins
Ferry. s
Mrs. c. C. Marsh. Of slstersyillA, ig
the guest Of her mother in the Thlrd
ward.
zenith, the young son Of. D. W. Cooper,
Is confined 10 his home with the measles,
The Novelty Stamping Company Is
working night force at present.
William Carmichael, OF WellBburB, W.
Va, Is the guest OF his sister.
Mrs. Jacob Duga, OF Pittsburgh, Is Wis
iting IN the Second ward.
Joseph McClaln left yesterday morning
for FairmoIt, w. Va.
The city board Of education will re-
organize this evening.
Things are going along quietly with tho
new administration.