The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-20
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OFFICER MALoSEY arrested tramp late
last night.
TIE Excelsior Social will hop. tonight
at Germania Hall.
THE telephone was put in from Bellsire
to the Rsqistsr office In this city yesterday.
DlPrHERIA is becoming fatal among the
adults In different quarters Of the city Just
now.
Tue Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades Is called for II o'clock tomorrow
evening.
TuE "Moss Rose" Pork House, Of
George II. Parks, Is being repaired and
reprinted.
Blsnor KAN, OF this diocese, took part
In the conservation Of chapel In BAltl'
more recently.
TnE Committee oil Water Works had
another meeting 10 settle with Collector
fancy last night.
THR Ere alarm signals were being tested
Yesterday, and were found to be affected
by the fire Of Tuesday morning.
TnEhorsOs attached To one OF Reymann's
beer wagons ran off on Main street yester.
day morning, smashing 1t to pieces.
CHIEy OF Police SWEENEY picked up a
bunch Of keys on the bank steps the night
Of the fire, which some one had lost.
MRs. W. @. You've, wife OF ". G, Young,
Esq, and an estimsble lady, died at her
residence on the Island yesterday, from
diptheria.
THE Touring mill at Elm Grove is com.
PEELED to run day and night to keep up
with the heavy orders. They are feeling
the boom.
DEPurY suarFF McLuxd and two
guards, Of Greenbtier county, brought
three prisoners 10 Moundsyille yesterday,
one woman.
4 SPECIAL session Of the Circuit Court,
Brooke county, has been called for De-
cember Sth, TO try the Parkinson.Cheek
incendiary cases.
VAAS Wheeling City Band serenaded
Henry Vaas, ST., last night at his resi-
denCe, on Seventeenth street, East Wheel
ing, it being his birthday.
The funeral Of George Sampson, the
fireman killed on the d. 10. Monday, al
MOundsville, took place yesterday from
his late residence in the 9th Ward.
FROM the extensive preparation that the
ladies are making for their social this
evening, we judge that it will be a high
ly entertaining aud successful affair.
FROM the lurid appearance Of the heav.
ems in the direction Of st. ClaiByille, al
! o'clock this morning, the indications
were that a large fire was in progress.
Cart. JoAE OLIVER, engineer OF the
steamer DiuFnal, says that If any persons
think she is not the fastest craft above
the falls let them come out alongside o.
her.
JAMES MALoNEY, Observation-Disclosures o.
the Work House, was sworn in by Mayor
Sweeny last night, but will not assume the
duties Of his position until December J
Joseph Speidel is his bondsman.
A MOST pleasant social and supper wsl
given at Thomson NJ. E. Church on the
Island last night, and unusually large
crowd was present, These socials are be-
coming very popular over there.
TT. CocxAYSE will go 10 Benwood to-
morrow evening to furnish music for the
benefit ball to be given to Capt. W. A,
Lilly. 1t promises to be large affair, a
number will attend from this city.
The Zane street people have been fortu.
nate in securing Mrs. Sheib to sing at their
social tonight; other singers OF reputa'
ton will be present. This will certainly
be very interesting feature OF the even
| inR's entertainment.
Col. Hoy lectured last night on "NEis'
takes and BIunders OF Life" at Washing.
ton Hall. The lecture was one Of the
most interesting and practical that has
been delivered in this city for years. II
abounded in witicisms and palpable bits.
MRs. BAAusr, an aged German woman,
residing on the west side OF Market street,
above Sixth, while engaged in her house.
hold duties q day or two since, fell in a
swoon and lay SO long that life was thought
to be extinct. She is now able to be about
again. ...a
MoST COPELAND, WHO formerly lived In
this city for many years, and was well
known as nail feeder, died in the 9th
Ward, from pIeuro-pneumonia, SUNDAY
morning, and was buried Tuesday after
noon. The Belmont nail feeders turned
out in a body TO his funeral. His parents
reside in Barton, Kansas. o