The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18
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News Notes From the Busy Masshall

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County Town.
The board Of education, at a special
meeting, have appointed the following
teachers: Miss Jessie Marsh, at the
Paw-Paw school; Misses Josephine
Lander and Nettie jwhiteside at the
Central school, Miss Nellie Riddle be-
Ing appointed substitute: Misses Ella
Campbell and INettie McCnskey' at Nc,
Mechen and Miss Beulah Smith substi-
tute Miss Jennie Campbell was APP
pointed janitress at the McMechen
school. u 81 W.
Health officer j. ". McDonald's re-
port to council for the six months end
ing July 1fshows q total OF q deaths
from various causes. pneumonia lead
ing. with g., and the number OF deaths
resulting from accidents being 4. The
report requests the mayor TO instruct
the police to keep tramps and peddlers
out Of the city.
Council has granted the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company permission to
lay a ten-inoh main across Marshall
and Bessemer streets TO Eighth street,
and to the river. they have agreed
to pay the city $50 within thirty days
and to repair the street In satisfac-
tory manner.
A special meeting OF the Croatian
society will be held at Lubic's hall to-
morrow for the purpose OF arranging
for the national convention to be held
at Mozart Park, August &c. The ses-
sion will continue three days, and two
hundred delegates are expected to at
tend.
lCitizens complain that the pump ut
Thompson & Hawkins has been broken
during the past four days. and persons
in the vicinity have TO walk about q
quarter Of mile to secure water. It
is hoped the pump will be repaired as
quickly as possible. !ia
The new st. James Roman Catholic
church building, in Upper Benwood, is
completed, and ready for furnishing.
Money Is being raised by popular sub
scription to buy furniture for the
church, and as soon as 1t is furnished
1t Will be dedicated. %;
There Will be no services in either
the Methodist or the German Lutheran
churches tomorrow. AT the Catholic
church the Rev. Father Wernlnger will
conduct the usual high and low masses
in the morning and vespers In the eve-
ming.
Miss Elizabeth Magee. OF Wellsburg.
who has been the guest Of friends here
during the past few days. has returned
home.
Clarence NJ. Barber. superintendent
Of the coke ovens. who has been at De-
troit, is expected back Monday.
A.well Yost and VIII Burwinkle left
for. st. Marys last night to be the
guest OF friends for a week.
Councilman Jake Schramm, who had
his foot painfully hurt last week, is
able to be on duty again.
The ave-year-old child OF Mrs. Teddy
Hines, who swallowed I've the other
evening. Is recovering. h.
Mrs. Martha Satterfield and daush-
ter, Harriet, will visit friends at Mar
tins Ferry tomorrow.
Miss Lizzie Doian left yesterday for a
weeks stay with relatives at Sisters
Vile and St. Marys.
Z B. W. Munthens, Of st. Louis. who
has been the guest OF friends here, has
returned home.
The Wheeling steel works again shut
down yesterday morning. after two
days run.
Clyde Mallott has returned from o
months stay with friends at Bealls-
VILE, Ohio
Monday evening number OF young
people OF this place VIII give a trolley
party.
Albert Kearns returned yesterday
from ten days sojourn at Atlantic
City. e
Prof. R. a.. Riggs. OF Point Pleasant,
was calling on friends here yesterday.
Robert Nolan, OF the Junction, is suf-
fering with fractured knee.
Edward Matthews Is able to be out
after a three weeks illness.
Miss Nell Forse, OF Pittsburgh. Is the
guest OF Miss Della Deegan.
Mrs. Joseph Woods, OF Littleton, re-
turned home yesterday.