The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-02

The InGormer crowd are mot laying on
their oars. even though public sentiment
here Is about as unanimous against their
peculiar methods as 1t is possible for It
to be. A number of additional infOrma-
lions have been filed with the assessor,
extending from the letters "M' to ''s."
These informatlons are almost invaria-
bly, to the eject that the taxes on the
amouuts called for have not been paid
for either 1897 or 1888. so the informer
people will claim ten per cent Of the
amounts loaned as their reward. The
informaHons are as follows:
c. A. and N. ]. McFadden. 5000,
81, 500, $500. 5000. $1,000, $l,l00, 800,
1000, 5000, 5000, $3.50, $500, $500.
total, $25,15O: D. r. Meighen, $1,000;
Amelia Mayer, $325; ]. A. Monroe, $500;
Charles Menkemiller, $500; Mary ].
Moore, $3.50; Patrick Mckinley, $40;
Philip Muhleman, $40; A. c. McClay,
$3.50; Fred Moder, 500; Mccoy, Clark &
Thornburg, $500: Mrs.. Elizabeth Moore.
81, 500; Thomas ]. Mufieny, 1888; Minnie
Merschroth, $50; Anna A. Murphy 81, 1851;
Samuel G. Mozlngo, $3.50: George P.
MCCOY $2l9 60; c. c. Mozingo. 1888;
Sarah ]. Moore, $3.50; Herman Menge,
500; Virginia Morrison, $500; g. 2. Ma
son, $500; John A. Meyer, $3.50; A. ].
McNasll, $500; John ]. Monahan, 800;
T. B. McConoch, 5000; g. A. Murphy and
NJ. ATaloney. $3.50; Charles Moore,
81 900: Henry Miller, $3.50, 800; Mary
McGrail, $500; Charles Menlmaller,
81, 3Sl; Mary ]. Moore, $50; Henry Nil
Ter, $500; a. ]. AicNash, $3.50; John A.
Mccoy, $74 0S; Henry Miller. $500; Leo
mold Miller, $3.50; Robert Newton, $500;
II. +, Noll, $500; John W. Nichols, $50;
Henry Neuhart, $3.50; H. c. Ogden,
81, 300; C. ]. Ochsenkuhan. $500; Charles
Otto, $500; C. ]. OchsenlSuhan, $1,000; r.
b. Opison, $3.50; Michael O'Kane, 1865;
C. ], Ochsenkuhan, $500; William Petrle,
500; Sarah Phillips, $1,000; Emma
Plues. 5000; S. c. Patterson, $40; Fred
j. Park, $1,000; c. H. Platt, 500; Henry
Piehler, 1916; NJ. D. Post and J. D. How
ard, $3.50; B. F. Perkins, $l.6iO; j: II.
Purcell, $500; Anton Prudhamm, $SOO;
N. S. Perine, $500: Emma Pearson $500;
John ]. Plant, $3.50; Emma Plues. $50;
b, F. Perkins, $500; B. w. Peterson
$50: c. F. Paul, s., 900; Sarah Phillips,
5000; Henry Relter, $1,000; 3. D. Reid,
q r. ReIliy, Ss75; Louis Rolf. $3.50; Martha
Robrecht. 1910; August Reiter, $500; L.
a. RON, 500. 81, 900, $500. 1920. 800, SIPS,
81, 100. 500, $500. $3.50, $500, $500. 5000;
Henry Reiter, 81 500; William Rohrlg.
81 900: Robert g. Rumble, 500; August
Relter. $1,000, $1,000, $500, $500, $500,
81 900, 800, $1,000; Marie f. Rolf, 500;
Henry Reiter, $500; John F. Ritinger,
81, O25; Charles Rahr, $3.50; II. q. Roll
500; Sarah ]. Burt, 800; Henry keiter'
$500; o. T. Rhodes, $500; Henry heiter'
5000; Fred ROthlesburger, 81 LOO; Louis
Rolf, $500; Nancy Rutherford, 200;
NoTv Ruchty. 800: Fred Rinehart, $500;
lawrence RAY. $1,000; Carl Ransher,
81 900: L. c. Rice, $192; Henry Reiter,
$500; Mary d. Reppeto, $500; Dr., 5. NJ
Richards $1,000; Matte +. Ridgway,
81 900: Reymann Brewing company
S3s5: Henry Reiter, $1,000: b. S. Rey-
noIds. $500; Louis Reihardt. $3.50; II.
RYAN and r. NJ, Addleman, 5000: James
Steadman, 5000; lee C. Smith, $3.50.
In connection with the hearing Of the
informer case of Bird VS.. Alice Birch,
which was held before Squire Haberheld
on Tuesday, some of the lawyers are
speculatlng as to what effect the reserv-
ing of the squlre's decision until septem-
her 70 will have. The law is to the eff
fec. that no justice of the peace shall re-
serve his decision on any case for more
than ,wenty-four hours. 1t is intimated
thai Captain Dovener, counsel for Mrs.
Birch, knew this perfectly well, and may
have allowed the justice to reserve his
= -. ttr,tt RoV. tho reason