The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-20
LOCAL LAcONIcs.
nriet sote and Comment on Current CiiI
HyehfH.

pended. It issusd its last paper yesterday
JoE DESovAN, who works in Kimberly's
coHi bank at Manchester, was injured yes.
terday by fall Of suaPstone.
Tns tail end Of the great storm struck
us Yesterday in the shape Of a very disa-
vTeeabIe fall Of the "beautiiul."
TIE Wellsburg Glass Works have more
orderson hand at present than they can
ali, and the cry is still they come.
TnE Greenback Club Of North Wheel
ing will entertain their friends at Tall
mans Hall on Friday evening nsxt. Cock
ayne will furnish the music.
LOUIS KING, a colored "gemmn, slapped
the face Of MSg o. HRra. one Of the Grecian
maids of.atl.work at the ST. James Hotel,
Yesterday, and Officer Asmus arrested
him.
We stated Yesterday morning that Louis
Uhlrich had been killed by B. & o:
engine at Bonwood. Louis was struck and
sIiehtlyinjured and will be about in a
day or two again.
The members OF the North End Boat
Club have made considerable improve
ments to their boat house by having the
kcabin and boat room raised and giving II
general overhauling.
MANAGER RIesrgR has booked BARLEY
Campbell's troupe for the goth inst
"Matrimony" will be given. Among the
company we notice the names OF Edwin
ID. Thorne and ]. Newton Gotthold.
ANNIE BUCHANAN aud two other colore(
females were arrested Yesterday by Office
Rutherford upon charge Of throwing
pepper In the eyes Of persons who were
watching the procession last Saturday
night.
MEssRs. D. Pratt aad Brother have
magnificent selection Of books at Wick
hams auction rooms, which will be solt
al yery low prices. Persons wishing cheal
books can get them only Tor q day or tw'
longer.
TT. CocKAYNE has in his possession
book that was printed Of Baltimore IN IL IN
year 1906 by John West Butler. IN
book is seventy-four years old 1t Is
work on the rudiments Of English gram
mar and is considered quite a curiosity.
, soMR parties have built q water works
WeIlsbu+g, and they have the contract 10
fnrnishIpe the glass works. They have
hump that throws three hundred gallon
of water per minute They agree to iul
nish the city Ut 500 90 per plug per an
mum.
ISrKLuaENcR is daily received fror
some new quarter Of body OF Garhei,
Guards that will Join in the procession 4
this city next Saturday night. The ind
cations are that the biggest old blowou
ever known here will be- seen on this oc
cnsion.
Tn looking over the list Of premium
awarded at tha fifth annual exhibition Q
the Pan Handle Agricultural Society, he'll
At Wellsburg last month, we see tha
Messrs. Richards & Baiie, OF this city, re
ceiyed four first premiums on their exhib
of white bronze monumental work.
TIE snow storm which occurred her
Yesterday seems to have been general 1
this section OF the country. 1t reache
! Cincinnati, Canada aud Maryland, OF
The three sides OF us. At New York n
weather was very cold, while DanviIl'
Va. and that vicinity, was visited by
heavy frost the night before.
TnE house OF Ella Robinson, in Eas
: Wheeling, was robbed last night OF sill
dress. sixty dollars in money besides othe
yaluables, Ella Ia absent in Baltimore
and her house was in charge OF the houst
keeper in her absence. There were fiv
Inmates and these fraii women took tn
"boodle," divided 1t among them and lei
Two OF them left the city and the othel
are in town somewhere, but officer WI
cox has his ..eagle eye" on them, and the
will be arrested to-day.
A SPECIALLY important meeting OF tn
Second and Third ward Garfield club wi
be held at thu company's headquarteI
j this evening. Business OF the greatest in
portance is TO be considered, and we ar
requested by the officers TO urge full al
. tendance on the part Of the members
This club won distinction last Saturda,,
l night with lis two live coons. Next Sal
: nrday evening it will "sstonlsh the na
I,iyesh with yet more novel feature
: "the biggest thing on wheels"
YESTERDAY evening lad who gives hi
: name rs Vim. Brown, but whose res
: name is Ed. scarry, picked up bucket G
! lnince meat at P. W. Bosley's establish
ment, on Market street. and ran OIL witt
1t. "Washington Hall" Sadler observe
the theft, and started in pursuit Of III
thief, who ran up an Alley near by, close
" pursued by Sadler Seeing himseI
likely to be over taken by Mr.. SadIer ID
young robber drew pistol and fired a
him, but fortunately without effect Sad
Ter sncceeded in arresting the boy an!
1Hsnded him over to officer Rutherford
lwho locked him up Officer WiIcoi
lsearched a stable in East Wheeling sooi
latter, and found q umbrella and other az
Itic!es secreted there by the young robber