The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-23

Colorld Republicans held two or three
meetings End discussed the various
candidates for rctcinatIons this sprinu
and wisely concluded not to make any
endorsement until after the popular
vote primaries. when they will support
the ticket nominated. An effort was
made to have them make selections In
advance with view OF making them
dissatisfied later. but the colored voters
were not fooled. They passed resolutions
condemnlng Hon. Charles L. Kurtz for
dlsplacirg Spotswooa Green as deputy
oil inspector Without giving him 4
chance to defend himself.
Harvey Middleton, genera! superin-
tendent OF motive power of the ga!ti.
more s. Ohio system; ]. VI. Graham.
general superintendent. W. II. Harrl-
son, ST., superintendent OF motive pow
er, and VIII. Harrison, jr., general
master mechanic OF the Central Ohio
division OF the Baltimore s: Ohio rail-
way. constituted 4 party that visited
the Benwood yards and took look Of
ter things here Monday evening.
Mr.. W. A. Robinson. OF Dallas, Texas,
stopped of here on his way home from
the cast for few days visit with the
{ family OF Mr.. Thomas Ault. He was
formerly a resident of Mead township,
but went to Texas years ago. He was
one OF the SOC delegates who stood BIZ
Grant In the nationa! convention tina,
nominated Garfield for President. IS
There was birthday party given
last evening at the home OF Rev. Austin
Wilson In the First ward, given by the
Ladies' Aid Society OF the South Bel
!aire NJ. e. church. a number OF young
people attended and n pleasant evening
was spent by all present.
w. c. Warnock. the postmaster who
Will retire this spring, has been select
ed as telle: In the Dollar Savings bank.
Mr.. c. c. Kelly. who has been filing the
place temporarily, did not desire to
retain It. but will remain until the new
man takes hold.
Rev. W. C. Meek, buried at Llnwood
cemetery, west OF Bridgeport. yestcr-
day. was well known In this city. He
was brother of E. D. Meek, formerly
a, principal In one OF the schools here,
but now located at steubeaville.
There were no new candidates
sprung on the public yesterday, but
there are others brewing and the next
day or two may see the list very much
larger than It Is yet.
twas reported yesterday that Mayor
Williams would not stand for re-elec-
ton and that Charles w. Rodewlg was
groomed as the Democratic candidate.
By. inadvertencc the date OF the OPEN
Ing OF the G. A. II. bazaar got mixed un
with Washington's birthday. The fall
Inae not npnO until FIN Ord NJ
Thomas Penney and Miss Mary Coef.
field were quietly married yesterday
morning by Rev. Father Wehrlc. at the
st. Johns church.
Mr.. and Mrs e. J. Stcger entertained
the Coffee Circle" at their home las;
night and very pleasant evening was
spent
Rev. Walter Mausell is the proud
father Of a boy at the home OF his faith
er-ln-law In the Fourth ward.
Charles Emery will leave to- morrow
for Tampa, Florida, where he will work
In wholesale grocery.
Miss Maggie Mccarthy, OF sandusky,
Is the guest of;frierds and relatives IN
the Second ward.
Guy Dankworth Is confined to his
home in the Fourth ward. with the
rheumatism.
Miss Nettic Brooks. OF Moundsvlllc, Is
the guest Of friends and relatives In the
First ward.
James Meek, of Cochranvllle, Ohio, Is
spending a few days with relatives in
this city.
Mrs. George Work, OF Slstersvlle, is
the guest OF relatives on North Belmont
street. "A rs
Miss Alice Mccoy, OF Sewicliley. Pa,
10 visiting friends In the Fourth ward,
J. r. Glldea Is able to be out. after a
few days illness.
The bottle house was OFF yesterday.
10 CURE COLD IN ONE DAY 4.