The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-01
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All Sort. Of Local New. aud Go..,p FRO n.

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip FRO n,
the CLAWS CITY.
The list OF candidates for the Repub-
lican primaries will close this evening
at o'clock, with John H. Hoffman APP
pointed by the city committee to re-
ceive names for the ticket. No names
can get on the ticket after this even
ing and all of the places are not yet
filled. The names filed up to yesterday
evening were US follows:
Mayor-W. E. Danford, Isaac T..
Freeze. Henry W. Bahra and J. W. Nor
rell. z
Marshall. W. Gleher and James S.
Johnston.
City solicitor-Hunter s. Armstrong.
Treasurer-J. NJ. Du Bots.
City commissIoner-W. P. Crozier, J.
L. Lancaster, Joseph r. Davies, VIM.
]. Carson and Thos. G Harper
Water works trustec-Nord Nelson.
Members OF school board 1.-TWO to
elecO-Witl Daugherty, Robert Brown.
John II. Mcdonald and R. NJ. Giileland
First ward-Council Jacob Boney-
steele and John R. Seabrook; assessor.
Thomas Holt. s{i
Secord ward-CouncIl tno sugges-
tioD: assessor, John C. Bolen, 9sr.
Third ward-Council. James Grafton;
assessor. Ono suggestion).
Fourth wardACouncil. (no !. sugges-
t!on): assessor, Harry Faupel and W.
c. Mansell.
Fifth ward-councii ". W. Whit
more and VIM. B, Kirsey; assessor, C.
v. Leach and Gus A. Stephens.
In the township no one is filed for
trustee or constable. but Amos Roscoe
Is there for reelection as clerk. s
Mrs. Matte A. Kelly yesterday Issued
invitations for reception on the It'll
OF March from until 10 p. M, in honor
Of her father, Mr.. Jacob Heathering-
ton. who Will be elghty-four years OF
age on that date. Their home In the
southern part Of the city will be the
scene OF a very happy gathering, for Mr..
Heatherington Is one Of the pioneers OF
this city and both he and his daughter
are always glad to welcome their
friends. y Ks II
A night prowler erdeavored to gain
an entrance to the residence of c.. w.
Dickens, cashier Of the Dotlar bank.
last Saturday night and said he had
had been robbed. He played the role OF
q frightened chap. but he was gone be-
fore Mr.. Dickens made his appearance.
Hon. J. Z. Blackburn, state food COM
missioner, came In from Columbus yes
terday morning and after meeting with
others interested In the Art Glass Sign
Company, 1t was decided to apply for a
charter at once and arrange 10 place
their product on the, market.
The deputy state supervisor OF cleo
lions will award the contract for print
ing spring tickets for the various town.
ships on the 18th, but they will be open
for names until the list The judges
and clerks last fall serve; for the spring
election.
Prof. Saugerman, of Heidelberg Uni
versity, delivered an address 10 the high
school here yesterday afternoon on
voice culture, using charts and Illus
trations, and made very interesting
talk covering about two hours.
Mrs. Elizabeth Muhleman, mother OF
DR.. Aluhleman, OF this city, and Capt
Ed. Muhlemnn. OF the Crystal glass
works, died at Ruckhlll Bottom Sunday
and vii! be buried this afternoon.
Kelly CrozIer has taken the place OF
II. M. Gllekand as n collector on the
Benwood ferryboat.l b
N. L. Marsh, or Slstersvilic, Is spend
ing q few days with his family in the
Fifth ward. s Il. y
NJ. Nelson is confined to his home
with an attack of the grippe,
Miss Bessie shepher Is seriously III.