The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-19

tricts, affecting the justices Of the peace
to be elected at the ensuing election. BY
the change Of district lines, Justice ]. w.
schuHze is thrown into Webster dis
trict At the Democratic suggestion
meeting in Richie district, two men
were suggested for the vacancy which
the Democrats assumed would arise, and
at the primary election. one, Henry Ma
son, was nominated. At the Republican
suggestion meeting in Richie, there
was a difference of opinion regarding
the matter, and 1t was decided not to
make suggestions for justice of the
peace. However, before the Republican
primary election, the Democratic sug-
gestlons had been made, and the Repub-
llcans came to the conclusion that they
ought to be on the safe side by having a
candidate even II there was possibility
OF the nomination not being altogether
regular. This was done by number Of
the party men adding the name of
Joseph A. Ankle to the primary ticket,
who went through without opposition.
The Republican county committee took
up the matter and decided that Squire
Ankles name should go on the ticket
Mason and Arkle will be the contestants,
and after the election, the board Of coun-
ty commissioners will have to decide
whether or not there is a vacancy in
Richie district If there Is, the candi-
date elected at the ensuing election viii
legally hold Office. II not, he will have
his campaign for nothing.
Pleasant Valley is village among
million in at least one respect. There
are thIrty-slx voters in the town. OF
these, thirty-fve are Republicans, and
one, ]. R. Ackef. is a Democrat. Re
marizabIe to relate, the thirty-hve Re-
publlcans have twice elected the lone
Democrat mayor Of the village.
Judge John A. Campbell, as an
nounced yesterday, is to take the stump
for Captain Dovener. The congressional
committee mas fixed his dates, as fol-
lows: Hundred, wetzel county, Monday
night, October "a; Bridgeport, Harrison
county. Tuesday evening, October rs;
salem, Harrison county, Wednesday
evening, october 2s; Camden, Lewis
county, Thursday afternoon, October %;
Jane Lew, Lewis county. Thursday night,
october q; West Milford, Harrison
county, Friday night, october 2S
City Solicitor Frank W. NesbItt, of
Wheeling, is with Congressman DOvener
this week, making political speeches in
the interior of the district.
Judge T. P. Jacobs, of New Martins
VILE, will be one of the speakers at the
Elklns meeting in sIstersvillo next
Monday night.
Congressman Dayton, Of the Second
district, is to speak in Wheeling on the
evening of either the Sd or4tho OF Nevem-
her. Mr.. Dayton prefers She Sd. but the
congressional committee fnds 1t impos-
sfble to secure the opera HouEe that
evening, and Chairman Smith has writ
ten to Mr. Dayton, aeSing !: 1t will be
convenient for him to speak here on the
night of the Ith-
Governor Atkinson is to address a
meeting at New Martinsville on Friday
evening. october Is.
Hon. NJ. H. willis, Of West Union, wiz
make speeches in Marshall and Ohio
counties next week. The congressional
committee will announce the dates in a
day or two.
The congressional committee has not
ye. heard from Senator Foraker. rela-
tive to the invitation extended him to
address the Republicans of Wheeling
and the Pan Handle during this cam
palgn.
Mr.. Jesse sturm, Of near Warrington,
Republican candidate for the state sem
ate in the Second senatorial district.
composed OF Marion. Marshall and Wet
eel counties. was in the city yesterday
and called upon prominent Republicans.
He was accompanied by Mr.. w. S. Nc
Afec, OF Dallas, secretary Of the Mar
shall county Republican committee. and
by Mr. Parkinson, OF Moundsvllle.
In Clerk Robertsun'S Omsr.
County Clerk Robertson yesterday is
sued the following marriage licenses:
william p. Wilson. AGED twenty-slx,
and Ellen T. Wright. aged tWenty-four,
Of Wheeling.
Frank 4. Mansfield, aged thlrty-onN
md Bertha c. Fuchs, aged :wenty-six,
OF Wheeling.
Battell q. Dunlap, aged twenty-seven.
(wldowerl. and Annie n. Basil. aged
twenty-eight, OF Wheeling.
Two deeds OF trust and a deed OF corr
rectlon were recorded.
THE opening or John W. Rlndelher-
gers Saloon, 100 McCoioch street, East
End, occurs tomorrow evening Con-
cert and lunch. Everybody invited