The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-10

TIM circus viii bring rain.


Alexander last week.
THE La Belle mill will start up in some
Of Its departments this morning.
LARaR shipments Of hay are arriving in
this city daily by the Hempheld railroad.
TWENTY children were confirmed at
Zion Lutheran Church yesterday morn.
Ing.
Miss Dora, q daughter Of Henry Plate,
OF North Wheeling, has been lying very
low with the typhoid fever.
FIFTEEN car loads Of emigrants, $50 In
all, mostly Germans, went west, over the
B. & o. Railroad, Saturday.
TnERE was row OF considerable pro-
portions at Benson's Ferry Saturday even.
ing, but no fatality resulted.
Mr.. CHARLES McKowS, who is employ
cd at the Hinge Factory, has been on the
sick list for several days past.
A TRLEPHoNE will be placed at Mt.
Bellveiew Hotel, two miles eastof the city,
and will be connected with the city.
An attempt was made Saturday night to
burglarize siebke's bottling cellar, on
seAenteenth street, but 1t was unsuccess-
full.
The work OF erecting a twenty.inch
sewer from Hoffman's tannery to the
Main street sewer will be commenced to-
day.
Our farmers are all complaining OF the
long dry spell, and say II we do not soon
have rain they will be compelled to re-
plant.
The amount OF travel between this city
and Bellaire on fair Sunday is something
amazing to one who observes 1t for the
first time.
NEw PHILADELPHIA, Canal Dover and
Uhrichsville are all clamoring for the
Tuscarawas Valley shops. Bridgeport
should put in an oar for herself.
Mr.. VIZ. PORTER, who resides out at
; Pleasant Valley, east Of the city, lost q
valuable horse last week by its falling in
to an opening dug for coal shalt.
"a MAN was placed in the Eighth ward
,, lookup by Officer Asmus, Saturday night
who was drunk and who had been robbed
ola watch and sum Of money.
FOURTEEN members Of the Harmonic
Mennechor Singing Society walked out
to Stamm's Four Mile House, yesterday,
, before six A. NJ, and had breakfast.
OK Saturday the Central Glass Works
, shipped twenty tons Of glassware 10 Ger
, many via the B. & o. railroad. Tha
! looks like carrying Goals to Newcastle"
r A MAN who escaped from the steuben-
, vile police came down on the Pres Ellison
} last night. He is reported as having cut
: one Of the police very severely with a
3 knife.
BRAcELAND, the oarsman, broke his new
shell all to pieces in collision with the
. river bank last week. He had just pur.
chased 1t, at cost Of 500, from a New
York firm.
Mis-. VANFossRS, sister Of Mrs. Will
liam 0dbert and Mrs. Graft, OF this city,
died on Saturday at McKeysport, Pa.
Her body will be buried here, arriving
, here this morning.
SOME twenty couple from the South Side
I went to the residence OF Mr.. Eberling,
i North End, on last Saturday evening, &C.
! companied by Cockayne's orchestra,
! where pleasant evening was spent.
r FREDDY GERAaHTY, a young son Of Jas.
Geraghty, OF the North End, accidentally
fell from chair Saturday afternoon, and
, struck his face against the fire crate, cut.
; ting severe cash above the left eye.
TIE @. P. Brown Boat Club has sold
thesix.oared gig, James Hamilton,
to the Uudine Boat Club Of Nor
gantown, West Virginia. The Un-
Undine Is University club, has q new
house and several boats.
= A REWARD OF $50 has been offered for
the recovery Of the body Of DR.. George
; Yost, who Tell into the river from the
Bachelor last Wednesday morning, while
!; that boat was lying at the Wheeling
, wharf, and was drowned.
: THE Democratic County Executive
Committee met at the City Building Sat
8 urday afternoon with Messrs. w. y. Hand
/ Ian, ". II. Hearne, J. II. Good, David
Garden, Sprigg Jacobs and VIM. Walter
y present. They set June 18th as the time
for holding primaries TO select delegates
to the County Convention.
We inadvertently stated Saturday morn
! ing that the staterooms and berths OF the
st. Lawrence for the CINCINNATI Musical
: Festival had all been taken. Such Is not
the case, and we recommend that all who
] can should take advantage OF this oppor-
tunity and go to this festival. The fare
s for the round trip is only $40.
@. Y. LUCAS music store, No. 1927 Mar.
ket street, which was recently damaged
=, by fire, has been thoroughly repaired and
, refitted, and will to-day be reoccupied by
3 MIR. Lucas, who has Just retained from the
, East, where he has purchased one OF the
largest and finest stocks OF pianos aud
! organs and musical instruments and sup.
plies eyer broughtto Wheeling.
The proprietors OF the Bellaire Bulletin
have met with such fattering success in
their endeavor to establish daily paper
in that city that they have completed ar.
rangements for enlarging the paper at an
early day. They have secured a new and
improved Campbell country press, and are
now only waiting on some other neces-
sary material before issuing the paper in
an enlarged form.
A Few faithful Greenbackers met at a
Chapline street law office, Saturday even
J ing, TO make arrangements for the recep-
ton, in a manner befitting his deserts, OF
Hon. Richard Trevellick, the Michigan
apostle, who is TO expound the doctrines
. OF the National party to the citizens Of
Wheeling tomorrow evening in the Court
House. A brass band seemed to meet the
ideas OF the gathering, and one was &C.
cofdingly ordered TO be provided for the
occasion.
ExcvnIoSs had quite boom yesterday
and the day before. Saturday the Wheel.
ing streets were full OF bevies OF good
looking girls. accompanied in some cases
by equally good looking boys. The girls
were students OF the Steubenville Semi
nary, who on that day came down on the
0'Neal on their annual excursion. The
Turner's Of this city and Bellaire e<curted
TO Steuhsnvile yesterday on the Pres Ell.
lison. They were, Of course, sure to
have good time. The Diurnal brought
up lot Of Marietta folks yesterday, also,
who seemed to enjoy themselves hugely.