The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-11
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Aayor-elcct j. r. Freeze, Marshal
James s. Johnston. City solicitor II. S.
Armstrong, City Treasurer A. y. letz.
City Commissioner ". r, Crozler, and
Councilmen John X II. Seabrooits, Abe
Stahl. Fred. 6wassfIian. sjr.. and william
II. Kinney Will enter upon tho duties OF
their respective offices to-tnorrow even-,
Ing. The present council will meet at
the usual hour and after winding up
oil OF the old business, will adjourn sine.
die. The roll OF tho new council will
then be called aud they viii organize at
once. the mayor presiding Until the orr,
ganlzatlon Is made. The present city
clerk Will resign as soon us the new
council In made up. and there Will be a
clerkito select for one year, the iineSL'
plred term. The new council will ap-
prove the bonds OF the newly elected
officers aud confirm or reject the pos
lice appointments submitted by the
new mayor. and will then I'D iourn ,un-
III the president selects his standing
committees for tho ensuing year. There
Is much speculation about the police .ap-
polntmehts, but Mayor Freeze Gays he
will not make his selections public un.
III they are submitted 10 council. and
that the previous Improvements, ara
not authorized or correct. Mr.. Cow has
been city clerk FOR fifteen years, and
resigns now because other duties re-
quire his time and attention. There
are several candidates FOR the place.
The steel works Is making greater
progress than was looked for at this
time. As high us 42o tons OF steel have
been turned out by one turn. equivalent
to $40 tons a day But the usual pro.
duct per day up to this time is less than
500 tons. The, records made show what
can be done when things are moving
along oil right. ,ii
Tho people In the lower part of town
have recovered from the food, and are
putting the bright touches OF new paint
and paper over the high water marks.
The Industries down there have all re-
sumed except the stove works and they
Will as soon as the new department Is
completed.
9. A. Thornberry. VINO has been in
the merchant tailoring business In this
city for a number OF years past, will
leave this week for Marion, Ind, where
he will locate. Mr.. Thornberry's family
will visit relatives at IJacobsburg be-
fore leaving for their future home.
The young son OF Charles Brickmler
In tho Fourth ward, !! died Friday night.
OF Inflammation OF the bowels. The
funeral took place yesterday afternoon.
1nterment in the Rose Hill cemetery,
The boiler that exploded In Benwood
last week has been moved TO q repair
shop In this city, and has occasloned
some comment because OF the apparent
burning Of the side. +
John Alunley has returned home from
Columbus, where he has been attending
the state convention OF the Ancient Or
der Of HIbernians. representing the
lodge OF this city.
Tho Eastern Ohio Medical Association
will meet ct Steubenville tomorrow.
The programme embodies interesting
subjects for discussion. 81.
About $40 was realized from the school
entertainment given Friday night. This
money will so to buy new apparatus for
the school laboratory.
Tho Good Templars of this city will 60
to Shadys!de Thursday night, to Install
the officers of q newly organized
va hASAAt a. ShAS paaNC.
Mrs Louis Battellc and children, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
w. sellars, left Saturday. for their home.
Charles Crawley has gone to Councils.
vile, Pa. 20 spend 4 few days with
friends and relatives.
Miss Jennie McNiece, OF Matamoras,
Is the guest Of friends and relatives In
the Fourth ward.
The: township trustees meet on Thurs
day next, to settle up old business and
begin new year.
Mrs. T. P. Thomas. who has been
quito Ill for several days past, Is some-
what improved.
Hcatherington's brass band was max
ing music on the streets Saturday after
noon. ~ ~ 80 . =. J.. 49, 3-s
Louis Straub Is having improvements
made on his property in the Fifth ward.
The city board OF education will meet
in regular session tomorrow evening.
Harry Steele, OF the Second ward, is
in Slstersville, on 4 business trip.
Great Bencyolencss.