The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16
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All sortl Of Local News and Gossip Frpm
the OlaSl City.

This Is the last day Nantes can be
left with ]. II. Hoffman Of tue RGpub'
llcan city committee to be placed on
the tickets for the popular vote pr4mar-
ieX, to be held THURSDAY. Those who
were announced Us candidates for nom
nations for the various offices up 20
last night were a. follows:
Township TFpstees-Mllton Thompson
and ], NJ. Paul,
Justice OF the Peace-F. 9. Mason, A.
r. Campbell. J..W. Morreh, Louis KTae-
mer, ", D. Noble and John PettIeord'
Tre1Surer-Johh w. Lller.
CunBtable-Fred. Hazel. p. z. 'slmp.
son and ]. ". RIchaIdsoa.
CITY TICKET.
Water Works 'rrustee-W. S. Carroll,
Members Board Of EdlIcaGion-J. II.
Hoffman, Christian Blpp US. John Du-
BoIs, ], NJ. Mcdonald and VIII Dough-
erty.
First Ward-ASsessor. Thomas Holt.
Second-C Council. George w. Keller;
Assessor, /. T. Freeze.
Third-Councll, Henry BpnaTlus.
Fourth-C Council, II. LkR; Assessor,
.Fifth-CounciI, John Thurh; Assessor,
Samuel Leach. ST., and W. A. Wise.
The Republicans will make a clean
sweep Ia Bellaire this spring IL they ex'
erciss ordinary care, though politics ID
not cutting much Dgure In tho contests.
Mrs. Catherine Barner. an old colored
lady residing in the Second ward was
found dead at her home yesterday
morning. She lived by herself and
died of heart failure. The funeral Will
probably occur to-day.
The. funeral Of the young daughter OF
Joseph Clever Of the Second ward took
place yesterday morning from the 81.
Johns church. Interment In the Cath
ole cemetery
Allen Kirkpatrick and wife, Of Pitts
burg, returned home yesterday after
spending O few days with relatives
here.
Miss Tracy Wells has returned to
her home in Cambridge after pleasant
visit with friends and relatives In this
city
John Mccafirey will receive the prize
hght by rounds on Wednesday. he VIII
have wire and operator IN MS place
Barney Bentifeld returned yesterday
10 his home IN Newark AFTER spending
few days with friends In this city.
A large crowd from this city will at
tend the wizard OF the Nile" al the
opera house in Wheeling next week.
Donald Bonham, the young son. OF
Frank Bonham OF the Second ward Is
dangerously III with the gastric fever.
Miss Anna Weber has returned to her
home in PIttsburg, after q pleasant WISH
with friends and relatives here.
Miss Mary Hays will leave shortly
for her home In Anderson, Ind, after
a visit with friends In this city.
Mrs. u. Nelson returned home yester-
day from Bethany after spending a Few
days with her daughter.
Miss Kate Monlhan. OF the Third
ward, Is spending a few days with
friends in Moundsville.
The Young son OF Chas. Dunlap who
has been quite III with typhoid fever Is
improving slowly.
william Shelly whohas been very low
FOR few days past was reported some
better yesterday,
The Jolly Pass Finders" gave an en-
tertninmcnt and cake walk last night
At the city hall.
Miss Myrtle Stewart ls home from a
visit with her sister Mrs w. Marshall
al Bethany.
Mrs. Mary Doyle. of this city is the
guest OF friends and relatives IN ST.
ClsirsvIlie.
The steel works went on yesterday
morning and tho plate mill resumed at
noon.
], NJ. Shalienberger and wife. OF Pitts
burg. are the guests OF friends In this
city.
Marshal Bahrl arrested John Beck
yesterday afternoon for drunkenness.
Max L0uLO has gone 10 PittsburE
where he has accepted a position.
David Rankin will move his family
to Wheeling In the near future,
James Wilson went 90 youngstown
yesterday on business trip.
Mrs. Thomas Murphy Is quite Ill at
her home In the Fifth ward.
DR. Custer, of Wellsvllle was in the
city yesterday on business.
A. r. Campbell has 4 young son at
his home in the First ward.
T. B. Lltten Is dangerously III at his
home in the Fifth ward.
Thomas o'NeIl. OF Newark, Is the
guest Of relatives here.