The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-05
EENWoop.
News Notes from the Busy Marshall
County Gown.


Renwood Republicans know nothing
OF a change OK HaT.c for Itnelr en il,
naign club. az stated In MoundsVille
ps,sr which Is losing sleep IN Efforts
10 change Il from the Mark Hanna TO
The Matt Quay. That Is a matter Ben
wood Republicans can attend TO them
selves. and the Moundsyillc paper
would not be depended on u advice
wore needed. The club hasn't had a
meeting for months, and the members
care for u national figure rs thelr pa
tron saint rather than boss in aHoth-
or state. Either the Moundsville pa
per has been imposed on or II ls trying
10 impose on its limited constituency.
The Wheeling Railway Company yes
terday served notice on Watt DugSRn
that his property on the hillside would
be appraised. Between these parties
deal has been on for several weeks. the
company offering $1,000, and Mr.. Dug
gan holding out for $1,000. with the
Duggan property acquired, the COM
pany will have n clean sweep OF the
hillside, and It is more than likely II
will lay tracks along It in the near NJ
ture, to run q car to meet botn street
car lines, as previously set forth In the
IntellIgencer.
Chester Bosiey and George Neville.
Fourth ward boys, aged sixteen and
thirteen years, respectively, were ar
rested by Detective Metz, on the charge
Of stealing brass from the Baltimore &
Ohio shops. Young Neville was arrest
ed in the lookup, whence he had gone
TO visit his chum, Clinton Dlttman.
Soon as Metz walked Into the lookup.
Neville said: "Bosley took the stun
The cases will come up before Squire
Lacey.
Building operations are on the boom
in the Fourth ward New dwellings,
are being constructed for Richard Wat.
son, William WEIGH, Dave Arnft ana
others. Joseph Prendergast has pur-
chased a house in the Whitaker oddi-
ton from Senator whitaker; cons!dera-
ton, $500.
Fred Gatho will move back to Ben
wood from McMechen, after an an
sencc OF q few days, and re-enter his
old place of business in partnership
with his brother-in-law, Louis NJ.
Schad. Mr.. Gatho gave up this place
for McNechen and he returns like the
prodIgal son.
To-nighta Republican meeting at
the city hall will begin Mt 1880 o'clock.
It is called to choose delegates to the
district delegate and state delegate
conventions which occur at Clarks.
burg and FairmoRt, next Monday nnd
Tuesday.
The hearing Of young Clinton Dit
man has not been definitely set yet
but Squire Lacey viii likely hold It on
Monday. Henry DIttmnn hasn't recov-
cred sufficiently yet to appear, and the
trial depends on his condition.
A warrant was sworn out in Squire
Lacey's court yesterday for Joseph
steinerurch. who is charged with coal
ing his home. near Boggs run. out OF
Baltimore G. Ohio cars. Detective Metz
swore out the warrants.
Gottlieb Laure. an assistant to
Charles Schad, the Main street butch
er, is on duty on account Of cash in
his arm, which he received by slip OF
the knife while cutting meat.
The Reymann Brewing Company has
given up it's cold storage plant on the
river bank. and Will remove to Local
ton on McMechen street.
Reports from out In the country say
scarcely any damage was done by
Thursday nights frost.
The cards of the candidates with
their photographs are decorating stores
and offices.