The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-29
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what one Hears IN his Diurnn1 Ram


what one Hears IN his Diurnn1 Ram.
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ssTHE MAscurTE'. this evening.
Mans have advanced to s. 25-
NEw programme at the Comique tonight
one deed of trust was admitted to record
yesterday.
THE Lorguetts has becomevery popular with
theatre gOers.
DnHrHER1A and typhoid fever are both still
bad at Bellaire.
Tm Crescent mill was shut down yesterday,
owing to the breaking of driving wheel
The colored NJ. E. church had a pleasant
festival in the Second ward market hall last
night
I warrant for Nearest of P. LinsNy on COM
plant of N. Muffany.
The Atlantic and United spgine Companies
were taken to the La Belle landi1g yesterday
and again tested. Both worked we'll:
A EIFTY-DoLLAR pane of glass was broken at
George Hancock's pool room. 224T Market
street, Saturday by man who was cleaning
the windows
| BETHANY COLLEGE enrolled one-third more
names on its opening day, TUESDAY, than II
did at the same time last year. Fine pros
poets for an increase in attendance
Ar meeting of the Peddling miners, held
in the Fifth ward last night resolution was
digging coal on and after October LIST.
GA MAscorrE.'' which is given at the Opera
| House this evening and also afternoon
contains some of the most popular ana taklhg
airs of the day. 1t IS pronounced TO De
superior class of music
THE Postofice at WiIliamson's, Va, sta
| ton on the Coyington Il Ohio railroad, was
broken into short time since, and valuable
| mail matter stolen. The affair has not been
made public heretofore
THE Acme Opera Company did not arrive
| in the city last evening until nearly eight
O'Clock, the train on which they arrived from
! Akron being delayed from $50 until I:3o, IN
its arrival at Bridgeport
| JOHN HUsEOIAN yesterday complained to
| Squire FeIber that his son Joseph had COM
mitted an aggravated assault and battery
| upon him. The case was partly heard last
night and postponed till to-day.
| LAST evening the as. Y. c. Society was
very pleasantly and agreeably entertained by
the Misses Brown, at their residence, on
Jacob street, Eighth Ward NlewlSs or
chestra furnished the music for dancing.
A PLEASANT little private hop was given at
Superintendent Jumes Riddles residence, in
North Wheeling, last night, Jimmie's numer-
Gus friends having given him an agreeable
surprise Cockayne furnished the strains for
the dancers
On the north side of Fourteenth street be
tween Water and Main, the walk IS crossed
BY an Unp-Ved alley. 1t is, and has been for
the past four years, nothing but mud hole
and man trap. Business men are beginning
to complain loudly about 1t.
Dr. FORD informed u reporter yesterday
that the report that appeared in the Register
to the effect that in nearly every Benwood
family was case of diphtheia or typhoid
fever, is false. There is one case of dlphtherla
there and about ten cases of typhoid fever.
THE stockholders of the Home Building
Associon held their third annual election last
I 1aIa %ba oil n
rectors: Isaiah Warren, Chas. H Berry, X j.
| Smyth, Henry Seamon, Geo. EcEhart, Geo
Hook, W. s. FOose, W. F. Stifel and I. e.
SIofet-
Two OF three weddings are on the tapis for
next month. Among them will be the mar
rage Of one of Wheeling's loveliest bellies
and society gentleman of this city.-BettGire
| Independent. The couple referred to in the
item quoted above are-but it is most too
soon to give it away"
THE Sigourney Literary Society of the
| Wheeling Female College has recognized for
the ensuing term by electing the following as
/ officers: Miss Lulu Laughlin, president; Miss
Mamie Leighton, yice-president; Miss Slaude
Wiley, recording secretary Miss FANNIE
Frasher, corresponding secretary, and Miss
Belle Caldwell, treasurer
| YESTERDAY morning painful accident hap
] pened to Miss Lizzie Hamilton, one of the eS-
/ Unable teachers in the Sixth ward school.
1t occurred aboutS o'clock. She was coming
|
caught in the carpet, and she was thrown
headlong down stairs. Her right shoulder
was diSlocated and severe cash cut in her
| forehead
| As will be seen in an advertisement, the
| 52nd Annual Fair, of the Washington Agri-
cultural Society opens on the 4th PrON.
There will be unusal attractions this season.
and all will eonspire to make it the fair of
many years. The stock exhibit will be IN
usually fine and attractive, especially in
sheep and cattle. 4 large number of Wheel
ing people will attend
| SHORTLY after u o'clock yesterday afternoon
| there was i spirited scene on one 'Of Ben
woods streets. DIR. Eskey met n gentleman
named Carruthers, whom he stopped They
were engaged in some business conversation,
| when suddenly they were seen to be getting
mad, and it was not long before they were en-
| gagged in u regular tiSticuH DR.. Eskey dOWned
| his man, but in doing so was badly damaged
about his clothes. Itattracted quite crowd
Pros. JOHN LUEDERs with his fine band of
musicians Will play at the BrueS party to-
morrow night instead of Kramer. The Pro-
| lessor was around yesterday making the
acquaintance of the musical people of the
| city. He was under the charge of Anton
| Reymann, Esq, and was found by all to De
very clever and genial gentleman. He was
| here once with Hi HenryS Ministries and
once as leader of Katie Putnam's orchestra,
and he played at "The White the past
season. He plays all brass instruments and
the first and second viOlinS.
LAST Monday night burglars entered the
residence of George MurrinS, on Jacob street,
in the Sixth Ward. The night was warm, and
the windows had been left open. Mr., Muir
rims mother, who was sleeping in the house
was awakened by hearing u noise in the
room. She supposed it was a cat, and rose
for the purpose of lighting the lamp, in or
der to drive it out and in doing so, fell over
u man who was creeping on his hands and
knees She screamed and he ran out of the
door which he had unlocked. These mid
night marauders are all over the city, and
should be guarded against.
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.