The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05
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Two marriage licenses were Issued by
Clerk Hook yesterday.
Two releases Of deeds Of trust were
admitted 10 record yesterday,
A STRAY COW ate seven rose bushes Tor .
resident Of the Island the other night ne
SWore.
A fRAwnERRY frolic is to be given Sat.
urday evening at the residence oil Mr' f.
Muegge, soth Side.
TilR Council Committees on Accounts,
City Prison and Market House mold lneir
regular monthly meetings this evening
Fp0NofoS's lane from the street car
track 70 the pike has been llmestoned and
grayeled, and this lane Is now In an exeel'
lent condition.
CRcUrr COuIr will adjourn to-day ItHe
de. aud on Monday County Court, Judge
Boyd presiding. will commence It's regn'
lar June session.
YnrEEpAY was pay day At The, Belmont,
Ton Mill, Whitaker Iron Works, Hobbs,
Bfockunier & Co.'S Glass Works and yAri'
Gus other factories.
TIE silyerware which was taken from
The residence Of Mrs. Dunlap night before
iaSt was recovered the next day In the
grass 10 the yard. where 1t bad been drop
ped bp the thieves.
TiE Ohio Prt, wants TO know where
were the Mathews Light Guards when
tbe iIVht was going on In West Virginia
They missed brilliant opportunity oil I'M
mortAlizing themselves"
TuERE will be an adjourned meeting Of
,he siockholders OF the Wheeling and Par.
kenburg Railroad held to-day from 2 until
Io'clocE Pm, for the election Of directors,
nj the office oil Cochran & Cochran.
A SURPRISE party was given at Chris.
psLTen's last night, In honor Of George
Wnegya an old Wheeling boy, now
teacher Of The Turn.Bund IN 81 LOUIS
All present report an enjoyable time
TnE Pres Ellison, Capt. J. B. LuEe1s
boat. will take piCnic party 70 Monnus'
. viIle to-day, and will make but TWO o.
three tips during the day, one LOT i Lne
: esrIy train and maybe one or Two al'et
wripadvsrteutly ltaisl Thursday morn
IN. that IN ppddlen Of this city had al
wsya received fifty cests more per t9n
! than me Pittsburgh puddlers, when ~ ~
| iact our pudllers have received only q
cents more.
TaE wire for the new ArO alarm tele'
vraph has arrived, and the instruRenl
, AMI other neCessaries will be here soon, 60
tbSt the nAW system will be In operation
by JuIy fifst. This central office Will be al
the Atlantic Engine House.
b ArA foot race yesterday Iq West
Q Wheeling, between George Rodgers sac
Jo. Bartlett, both Of the Belmont MIL oil
Wheeling, for SO side, 20J yards, ue
latter won by about three yards, altar CIV
ing Rodgers three yards start.
A PLEASANT ueck.le social was held last
night by the Temple oil Honor at the New
Welsel Hall. The attendance was go9d
and the hall handsomely decorated Tor the
OCCASION. The entertainment will be re-
! peated at the same place this evening
. FARNgRs report locusts rs very scarce
tbe,eolI weather being too much for them
! Rlark bjr,In are deyouring them very last
Immense droyes Of the birds are seen ID
lhe fields, and these are sapldly cleaning
ont The present supply Of these iitte pests
TnE hull Of the dismantled steamer Al
bion collidsd with the Science. lyinI
alongside the Ragon, ~ the 1901 Oh F ~
tenth street, last night, and rap het poN
under the other boat. All efforts y ngp
j the two boats vers Intellectual ior som'
time.
TuR temperance meeting at OTIS Hel
last night was 4 success. Mr.. II. L. Simon
meyer fails TO interest his audiences. Ht
Il called "Little Samson" In the temper
ancs cause. A meeting will be held 10
njsht and Sunday afternoon by the Ladies
, Temperance Band.
TO.DAY the Glass.workers Of Wheeling
Bellaire, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry
WeIIsburs and Stenbenyille, will hold q
reunion and picnic at Green's Grove; up
the r. W. & Ky. railroad. The indica'
tons point TO large attendance and
very enjoyable time.
TIM children's or infant department oil
the Wesley NJ. E. Sunday School will be
given picnic In Stones orchard, on the
Island. this afternoon. The little one;
will BE- In charge OF Mrs. Mary Bell and
Rev. Dr.. j, Sumner Stone, and delight
fol time will no doubt be had.
: A WORKMAN at the Central Glass Works
named Maurice Gonnsl, had his eye
badly burned with q ball Of bot glass
Thursday. He was walking about the
: glass house, when blower accidentally
! struck him In the face with the glass on
2 his pipe. He will probably lose bis eye
: AcoxcERr was given at Stewards Chapel
: near Sislersville, Thursday night, for the
! benefit Of the chapel. Following were
] the performers whose names are familiar;
Misses Elite and Ella Dillon, and Mr.. VIII
Dillon, Miss Aggie Murine and two sis
ters. The selections were well given
and well received, and large audience
greeted the strangers.
: A TRLEGRAM was received In this city
: last night, requesting the arrest Of Ger
man named Rlelotf, formerly Pittsburgh
Journalist. Rlelhof Is under bonds on an
Indictment for criminal libel at Pittsburgh
and, il Is believed, has jumped bis bail
1t ID reported that he Is also wanted ioi
other crimes In that city. The oheera
had not found him al late hour last
night.
ALrrE moke, said to be brother Of the
notorious JefT Davis, and bad enough to
make this probable, robbed the money
. drawer Of an old woman who keeps
shop on North Market street last night
The old women caught him, made him
.. surrender the money taken, and thumped
! him good, more TO the delectAtion oil the
other youngsters about him than his own
profit.
THE steubenvllle Prs also hits Us a lick
on our sore spot Thisis the most un'
skindest cut Of all: prosecuting. 4 :
torney Tarr, OF Brooke county, W,
Va, comes out in a card" 10 the
! RegiIIT, In regard to the Brooke coHn'
!. ~ officials not preventing the Goss-RySn
fight, and intimAies that TWAS the fault oil
/, Gov. Mathews, West Virginia people
should feel proud that the affair took place
within It's bounds, as 1t advertlses the
State, and there are many people In the
United States who, otherwise, would not
know where West Virginia was situated "
RELIGIOUS IXTILLl0EScR-IteRs dboH
, our ChtHchd and Sabbath SehoolI.-At the
Thompson NJ. 4. Church, on the Island
the pastor, Rev. Geo. @. Wilding, will
preach In both morning and evening TO-
morrow. At 1890 o'clock, he will dis
Cuss 1.-THE Object and Obligation Of the
, Sabbath DAY, and at 1880 his topic will
j he, HPighLing with Commonplace Wea.
pons." Sunday School meets In this
church at2H. ", with w. r. Donaldson
as Superintendent.
A meeting Of the tent holders Of the
Bufr's Mills camp meeting will be held