The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-06
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Joseph Medill, Of Chicago, is at the Hot
Springs, Arkansas.
Softly now the tender.hearted wife i'm.
parts TO her Searrhing husband the intelli.
genoe that she sent his linen clothes to
the Kansas sufferer. last winter.
she ia the divinity which shapes my
end, said the hopeful offspring Of Quil's
landlady, sitter his mother had been at
him With her slipper.
An exchange says: "Matrimony makes
man see double" Old BlOugher says
whisky will do the same thing-and be.
sides, tits much cheaper.
"Oh l'TeloVe before" said Detroit
woman to her fourth husband, a. she took
handful Of hair from his head because
he objected to hang out the weeks wash
ing.
Sergeant Bates il now about to 20
through Canada with bis flags. 1fhe has
any idea at all Of the eternal fitness Of
thing, he will 40 arrange his routs Is to
pass over Niagara Falls.
One Of our prominent plumber, who
has started with his wife on 4 tour to en-
Joy the fortune he has accumulated the
past winter, inadvertently registered at
fashionable hotel rs "Samuel Solder and
tendsr."-BoEtOA Commercial Butitin.
An editor Who is evidently a man Of
family Sagely remarks that boy who
will yell like Tartar II drop Of water
gets on his shirt.band when his neck il
being washed, will craWltbrough a sewer
after ball and think nothing Oft.
Il Il reported that Gen. Phil Sheridan
Is to be married early in June, To Mrs
Irene Fucker, daughter Of Gen. Rucker
Of the QuArtermaSters Department.
Miss Rucker was FIRST bridesmaid at Col. |
Fred Grants wedding
The Chinese tailos Of San Francisco
have struck, and have posted bills
throughout the Chinese quarter offering
reward Of $500 for the killing Of any
boss tailor who hIanifeh q disibclination
TO pay the rate Of remuneration demand.
Cd, and an additional reward Of $500 for
The killing Of any tailor who consents 10
work for les than the rate so fixed.
ApfopOs Of The recent death Of John
Harper, senior member Of the firm Of
Harper BrOthen, q singular story Is told
that one day, about a month ago, Mr.
Harper returned from . drive and going
into his parlor seated himself before his
own portrait and gaIed at IL long and
earnestly. IVA, cd JOha Harper" said
he at length, "yVw ,iat la, uiHaaS conner
A day OF two aitetWatd he was taken sick
and he never left his bed again.
This thing Is getting serious. Among
The prizes al a spelling match in Boston
was a 5000 rosewood piaho-and II will
be houses and lots, and thousands upon
thousands Of dollars, and farms and fast
horses next. II IL melancholy to observe
how every sort Of sport in this county
degehetates into gambling, though the
gamblers were heVera0 thoroughly under
a spell before.
Against all chambermaids Of whatever
age or nationality, / launch the curse Of
bachelofdom. They pnI your boots into
inaccessible places. They chiefly enjoy
depositing them "A far under the bed a.
the Wall permits. They always put the
matchbox in some other place. They
hunt . new place for II every day, and m,
a bottle or other perishabie glass where
the box stood before This will disetd
you. They like that. No matter where
you put anything, they won't let II stay ,
there. They will take Il and move Il the /
frat chance they get. And they use more {
hair-oil than any siG men. They keep al. !
Ways coming 70 make your bed before you
are up, thus destroying your rest; but At.
Ter you get up, they don't come any more
till the next day,-Mdrt Tra;1.