The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03
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THE WHEELING
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~. da1qtao, liz, OF. ss,1s@S
s "a small hit Of scandal tFinsl5ired here
to-day, inv hich " hsglinl was slightly.
interested. Happenin9 TO know, one Of
the parties, took sufficient Interest To-
learn the name of the other. John B.
W|.lot Gallipolis, Ohio, and Miss
Julia e, of Wheeling, were, without
due process OF law and the consent Of
the wife and children Of rtheg formerS
intent on enjoying a son OF ifreE ular
honeymoon at the Briggs House, where,
owing to some unexplained cause, the
gentleman was so careless as to engage
only one room, and in a at Of absent
mindedness to register '' John B. W.
by the arrival of an tSenfaged parent"
from Wheeling! The, lady LEFT for the
East Tonight with her fafherainaJ NJ
rii THE GROWTH OF CHICAGO, luits
s On every street in the city the passers
by will note the great amount OF build!
ing that is constantly going on. Huge
business blocks from four to six stories
high are constantly going up and occal
BiOnallys in a high wind one or two go
down ina hufFy;) with a tapidity that
Is quite beWildeFing. On the avenues
set apartfor the private palaces OF the
prosperousSo one may see, IN "a. few
minutes walk - score of Athens mar
bic or brick or rough stone buildings,
being reared with mushIoom-like IA!
pidfty, and in the outskirts of the city,
and especially on the north and west
sides, he Will see hundreds oetHmall
buildings for the residences OF the hard
h0Ff1aH
thewOrk of the world, put money into
the vaults of the rich, pay for the Wines
and luxutfes on his table, and carry
heirown dinners with them in little
TIM pals! There are thousands
and thousands of them here
and on the street cars, or hurrying on
foot, through their three or four mile
walk. Early In the morning may they
be seen. Many magnificent churches,
schools, seminaries, a fine college, a
magnificent Opera House, Art Gallery,
Music Hall, and by way Of contrast to
the latter, many packing houses are
built or being built. Among the church
es. many of the finest are only suff1+
oiently fihishedt6 permit of being used,
while the steepIes and much OF the fine
work remains to be done. To show,
that Chicago Is not dead, it Is only ne
cessary totsay,i that during the last year
eight Thousand buildings have been
erected here, from the little cottige up
to the massive iron buildings, six or
seven stories high, and covering a
block. They still go on. - ~ -
MUSIC lITHE DRA&lA-ARF. ,r,5 d,
Grover is at the Crosby Opera House,
with a concert troupe, say, to be liber-
al, an opera troupe; and tonight we
etc have "EauSt.na lo g.lgsib IuEs-
Edwin Adams Is at ,McYicker's, rum
ming through ShakspeariRn and French
sensation plays, in attOlerably success
ful manner. .5sf hume arl Co. r.
AT the museum there is nothing new
except 2 rather new play, the machine
cry otiWhtch is not yet sufficiently
worn and oiled to. keep from creaking.
It art, as usual during the past year,
We have q surleit of beautiful sights.
Now if never more, the Opera House
and Art Gallery are filed with paint-l
ipgs and statuary and engraVings
worthy of the magnihCence of their
temple. A very noticeable and very
praiseworthy feature in art just now Is
the increased inquiry for battle pieces,
or paintings of incidents in the late
war; The attention of q few noble ar
fists has been turned to this prolific
field, but considering the magnitude of
the late war, and the great pictures 1t
has given us ofithe "pomp, pride and
circumstance of glorious war, land
the. misery, suffering, devastation
and death of which such "a struggle
makes, the fieldg1 SOL full of
has been too much inegl
lected. State Legislatures and city gov
ernments are giving many orders for
pictures, which shall deIineate some
incident in which a particular regiment
or brigade, or some faVorite Egeneral
or figured ConspIcuously,
and many are looking for pictures
which express the heroism, patriotism,
courage and senHment,o of the late fear.
ing upon either side Az ~ specimen
pictnreT one which shows dnia lIiits sad
ness and cleaFneSS one OF the Saddest
features of thelaCs war-the fighting of
brother against brother-Wes have Con.
slant Mayors rs Recognition y Two
brothers, mortality wounded, meeting
each other on the field of battle lust In.
time to recognize each other ere Death
drew his veil Of darkness over their
eyes, The blue and gray are there.
War is bfistling all around them. re-
coguitionl and brotherly love struggle
with the death damp on theirfaceS, and
Death is waiting to receive them both.
The painting is the property of the Art
Association and is included in their
schedule for distribution. tol 9 taiii
Horace VernetG Bellange, Chaupen.
tien, Patrenostres and Yoon have, tby
their pencils, written sin everlasting
beauty the history OF the military glory
of France England hasione painting
of Wellington, so poorly done that 4
stranger would almost take It for a
caricature, and there, SO far as paint
of the Red Cross of ST. George ends
Let American artists before It is too,
late, catch and forever keep upon cam
vas, the light and shade of the late
contest. let more OF them Follow Com:
slant Mayer and the others, and put
upon canvas the beauties, the terrors,,
the glory, patriotism, squalor and mis-
cry of war, as we, in our bitter trial,
have seeniit depicted. 3';5aatfi'Tsrsli 9st'
:. ~ THE SCHOOLS or oHIoAao-p
have inith6 last thirty three years, int
creased at rate which itcau6a be
illustrated BY giving the number Of
teacher and a dozen scholafs make up
the schools of Chicago Now athoses
words mean tWenty.Bixg thousand
three hundred and sixtvY
five teachers! The increase in school
properly and teaching has been in
keeping with the increase In scholars.
3 ~ THE iPRNIANS nisi73
Are making great efforts to organize
and unite the Broth erhood throughout
the NORTHWEST. Ihey aremee1nR with
the support of both branches o, the, or.
ganizatio Ion, and It looks very much as
II arafd on Canada would, soon be at
tempted. That they can; make an In
vasion, no one who has seen them here
to-day can doubt when he conEiders
how powerful the Brotherhood has
become. Both branches are. entirely
al nnltesafl ,heres lani3Ha -sfi3g 80 WnEDER.lI
5n -, 2 ~ q INT 4 --TT-7ITTitis glsdts
West EArEInl0ltemasq,5 1saiF
We have Ia hnJ1Ir many nj, b,,,,, s.;1i.r