The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-01


This, doubtless, like those Of the past, will
u big success.
DURING the past month Recorder Hook i'd |
mitted to record forty.nine deeds In fee,
twenty-nine deeds Of trust, and issued nine |
teen marriage licenses.
LAST evening the Opera House Orchestra |
gave u concert at the First National Saloon,
and an immense crowd was present Major
Louis Schwalb made 1t pleasant for all.
WALTON & SWEENEY, the well known Job.
beers Of queensware, pottery and glassware,
pottery and glassware advertise some new
features OF interest this morning which all
our readers shonld see.
Miss ELSA YoN BLUNEN, the bicyClist, well
known and much admired here, is attempt
ing to ride one thousand miles In one thou
sand consecutive hours at Pittsburgh, q feat
never before attempted.
WoRK at the Fifth ward school building Is
progressing finely. Part Of the heating aP-
paratus has arrived the false floors are being
illled in with tan bark, to deaden the sound,
and the plastering has commenced.
CHANGE OF programme at the Comique this
evening. BY the way, the show ut this house
nowadays has seldom been surpassed In the
history Of the hall Us variety theatre. The
reduced prices make an evening there very
inexpensive luxury.
THE sale OF tickets for "My Geraldine"
BARLEY Campbel's charming drama, TO be
presented at the Opera House Friday and
Saturday evenings aud Saturday matinee,
commenced yesterday morning ut Wilson "
Banners, and was rather lively during the
day,
THIS afternoon Mary Coleman will DO ar
raigned before Justice Felber on two charges
preferred by Mary and Kate Freye, These
latter persons, by the way, were not sent to
jai by Justice Philips yesterday, as 'exclu'
siyely' stated by the Register, but paid TIC
fine and costs imposed.
DR, GAsMIRE and MeSsrs. Charlie Hersh,
Peter Bosley, William Miller and Peter
lIonenberger have returned from one days
hunting trip out the u, & o. road. They
bagged forty.One rabbits and four pheas-
ants Mr.. BOsey contracted TO carry home
oil the game, but failed.
PETE CURRY that rrepresible habltue OF
the Upper Market, was Iooling around tar
get gun In Market Square saloon last night,
when 1t went oil, trick such guns have
when the triggers are pulled and Pete had .
hole punCtuFed In the middle finger OF his
right hand lie will be disabled from hard
manual labor for short time.
| a COuNTHIMAN WIN utOppSu Nv VIC NHe
House night before last woke up yesterday
morning and found bis pocket book and SIS
In money that was In 1t, missing. Ietholght
he had had the money when he retired,
and was inclined TO suspect iellow'boarder
OF having taken II, but he could not be posi-
tive that he had not lost 1t before coming to
the hotel.
THE work OF laying tho 3O-inch water pipes
has progressed steadily the past two or three
days, and Fourteenth street has been reached
on Foil. At the water works basin, at the
head OF Eighth street, Golfer dam has been
successfully sunk, u hole cut In the basin
walls, and the pipes and stop.coCks put In
for the 3O.inCh pipe, and all was done with
no Inconvenience TO the public.
YESTERDAY George s. Doyle, one OF the
alleged Saturday afternoon rioters at Heil's
saloon, In East Wheeling, gave himself up to
Squire Arkle and gave bond for his appear.
aice ut the proper time. Tuesday evening
Andy Snider did the same, and Mentz the
man arrested by Constable lauChlin, also
gave bond. There still remain Of large seven
who arc said 10 have been implicated In the
rllmpus
YESTERDAY afternoon horse attached to a
phaetOn, and containing Mrs. ". A. Wilson
and her sister Miss Mary Arndt, ran away,
HluTlluH W tub luHGtlUu VI Ehhl NV hhu ANAhbAt
streets. After traversing half the distance OF
the square towards Tenth street, the phaeton
overturned and the Indies were dragged
some distance before the horse was stopped.
Neither was seriously hurt, although Mrs.
Wilson sustained painful bruises.
LAST evening about dusk young man
came driving down Main street hill at a
trotting gait. Opposite Arbenz's furniture
store there WIS standinga dray, the ends OF
which projected into the street and caught
the rear wheels OF the light buggy. The stop
was so sudden, that the singletree was
broken. The young man continued to hang
on to the reinS and was pulled over the dash.
board, breaking that, and falling on the an.
finals heels was little bruised. The shafts
OF the buggy were also broken. Who the
young man was, was not learned, he got out
Of the way 30 quickly.
LAST evening one OF those pleaSaniest Of all
ceremonies, wedding, took place In North
Wheeling at the residence Of Mr.. James
Hanes, No. 10 Main street. The contracting
parties were Mr.. Ed. Retzer and Miss Kate
l.. Long, they being united In the matrimo.
NAL harness by Rev. Samuel b. Darnitz. A
large number were present and oil enjoyed
themselves. A supper was served after the
ceremony. The attendants were Mr. ]. w.
Arbuthnot and Miss Allie Long. The pres.
ents were numerous In connection with
the evening the infant son Of Mr.. A. and |
Mrs. Kate H. salade was baptized.
LIEUT.. SYLvB last evening furnished the
following report Of last months police work.
Total number Of arrests SO, distributed rs fol.
lows Capt. Bennett, 8; Lieut. Sylvs, 0;
rrivates Dunlap, IL; JuukinS, s; Figate, 0;
Morris, ~ Barum, 4; Williams, 4; Combs, 4;
Llston, 9; Kennedy, 1; Bird, 0; SteinbiCker, 10;
and PatrOlmen Auth and Smith, | and Wright;
2. Following iSan extract from the financial
1903; fines not collected, As; lookup fees col.
lected, 80 90. Sergeants fees collected, $S5;
collected for commitments issued, %; Clerks
fees collected, 1858 49, Total turned over TO
Receiver, $3.50.
TIERE was resolution introduced into
Council Tuesday evening by Mr.. Davis,
which was not reached, authorizing the pur-
chase OF ten thousand hard.baked brick
for streetpaylng purposes, the SnTne to be
laid under the direction Of the Committee
on Streets, Alleys and Grades and President
Scott Of the Second Branch, in some pnbliC
travelled street for the purpose Of testing II
There IL now before the Committee on
Streets, Alleys and Grades resolution offer.
ed by President Scott, instrucLng II TO ascer.
tain the cost OF granite block for paving pur.
poses These resolutions ought 10 have some
effect. The streets need something for they
are IN bad condition
LAST evening the first assembly Of the latest
organized dancing club known as the "Origi.
nal German was held at the residence Of Tie
Misses Meyers In the FlfLhwSrtl, and royal
good time was had. This club was gotten up
by the ladies, and they propose meeting once
ID two weeks at the 10 mes Of the members.
The name, "0tiginal herman" does not sig.
nifty that Il Is The first "Gernann started, but
merely that the members are Of the Germans,
German Following L llst Of !he members
Ella HOFFMAN,, Lizzie and Amelia EbbefL
Emma Schwettieger, Mary SeabfiEht, Amelia
steger, Misses Anna and Lizzie Meyers Liz
1ie Hague, Lizzie Renner and Clement Hes,
ia, and John Dick, H. List, Charles Moenke.
,,,S.iins narsSa AMI FraNk 1Jat,t,, F...t.