The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-26
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graphed, as II was decorated.
TuE Vigilant eagi6e has been decorated
with mourning weeds by HOstler Henry.
OFFICER DUNLAP, has John Woods locked VI
in the Vigilant engine house for drunken
ness. r .t.
SATURDAY one marriage license was Issued
and three deeds Of trust recorded by CLERK
Hook.
TUE Barrett-Altmyer race was made Satur
day. ltis 10 be rUwed oVerthe lower course
on October TO-
A HORSE belonging to Tom Mccormick ran
OF on Clay street Saturday night and dam
aged the wagon somewhat,
THg Wheeling Creek Coal Company very
plainly states.that after October LIST the price
Of mining will be 10 cents,
Tue ball of the Nail City Boat Club, which
was postponed until next Friday evening,
gives promise OF being u fine affair,
TnE rs. y. C." will enjoy pleasant hop At
the home OF the Misses Brown on Jacob
street, South Side, next Wednesday evening,
TUE Star Light Social Club, ut its last
meeting adopted resolutions expressive OF
their sorrow ut the death OF James a. Gar
field.
1T Is stated that the Wheeling lads who
went to Alabama to work In the mill at
Birmingham, are home.sck and.want to come
back.
Ii both parts of the Circuit Court Saturday
brief session was held In the morning, dur
ing which, motions and dcmuFrers were ar
gued,
Tux issue OF the Martins Ferry Times CON
tanning the account Of the death OF the Pres
idCnt Is one Of the most neatly gotten up We
have seen.
ABOUT fifty COlorcd people Of this city ex'
curtcd on the Hcmpfeld yesterday to Wash
ingtOn, Pa, to attend the consecrating OF a
new church.
A YOUNG timer named SchennerlGin, who
works on the Island, fell from scatlold on
Seventeenth street, Saturday, and bruised
himscl severely.
TIE Government employees in this city
wear crepe on their HrlnS to-day rs II sign OF
came from Washington,
TmE tournament track on tho fair
ground is finished, and the poles and rings
are in position. Those desiring to enter can
now practice to their hearts content
SUNDAY hours will he observed at the Post
office to-day, the only time ut which the Of
flee is opened being from o'clock to lO3O A.
NJ. No delivery by carriers will be made.
Mn JAcOn WIsE, OF the Sixth ward, en-
ployCd in the Il. 20. blacksmith shop, was
badly cut about the nose and forehead
Saturday evening by the falling OF fan Iron
bar.
Tng working boat race between IIabertield
and GOlding, over the upper course, post
pOned from Saturday, will be rowed this at
tern0On Oh the first smooth water after
o'clock,
TnE hinge factory received large guam
tity Of iron lust week. The works are run
ming steadily on fire shovGls and pokcrsr and
1t Is estimated that over 5000 shoyels will
DO turned out this season,
srREEr Commissioner Stephens says thai
O'ShaughneSsy was drunk last week and was
discharged from the street force; that wlilt
yet In that state he swOre out the warrant FOL
Stephens before Squire Schultze.
sOME members of the gang Of house Thieves
now infesting the city, entered the residence
OF Geo. NOrrington, corner OF Eoif and
Thrty.Sccond streets, Friday evening, and
going through his pants pockets took what
change he had.
SATURDAY evening officer Kennedy pulled
In on n charge Of drunkenness that eccentric
colorcd party, who goes about the saloon.
giving limitations OF steamboat whistles and
dogs The fellow has Just finished thirty
days' visit to the City Prison, and got oul
Saturday morning.
TnE Sunday LcGticr cardboard supplement
containing monument with q portrait oil
Garfield and appropriate inscriptions, was
the most artistic thing In Il topographic way
We have seen lately. 1t is well worth pre-
serving us a memcntO Of the present sad era
Of our history. They can be bought for ten
cents
GEY. q. W. IIOGg, whose death We mention
ed Saturday, was buried yesterday at bel
laire, the st. Clairsvillc and BelNirc MasOnt
having charge OF the ObsequiCs. The funeral
was largely attended, many Wheeling people
being present. His death was not caused by
congestion Of the brain, Us currently reported
butby hemorrhage Of an artery in the brain
SATURDAY afternoon the engineer Of II. 4 O.
engine No. 303 was hurt willis shifting ears nj
the IIemphCld yard. The engine was on one
track and was pushing car that was on an
other, by means Of pole. The pole sud
denly broke and one Of the pelCcs flew
against the engineers stomach, knocking
him SensclCss for few moments.
THERE was regular pitched battle las
Ohio, Just below Whisky Run What OCca
stoned the scrimnIagG was not learned, but Il
Is known that u large number Of people were
present and the fight was renewed several
lines, one or two pistol shots being fired
Three parties were sud to have BEEN lOrrl'
bly, beaten up
GERTRUDE OBERMASN, six year old daugh
ter Of August ObGrnunn, Of Main street, wa!
run over bya buggy at the corner Of Twenty
third and ChAplinc streets yesterday after
noon Two ladies were IN the vehicle md
they were watching their horse Ms they were
passing farm wagon and did not notice the
child who ran against the buggy. TWAS the
childs fault, but she fortunately was mol
badly hurt
Is the past week new tent Of RechabitGs
was established in the city by ]. W. Brown
Ing, y. II. G. H., and Saturday evening al
petersOns Hall the following officers were
installed Shepherd, Martin Clark; Record
Ing Secretary, Alex H. Chambers; Treasurer
Martin FlanagiW Financial Secretary, Jacot
lIamm; Chief Ruler, Robert Gray; Deputy
Ruler, VIM. Morgan Outside Guard, X
Ditty; Inside Guard, John Holmes; Levite
John Mooney.
AN impressive meeting Is reported out al
Valley Grove, Saturday evening, under the
lnnsplceSOt tic LlDerty central CluO. PreSi'
dent Caldwell made some appropriate re-
marks after which MessrS. Powers, McC0n
Carson and Dushfeld sang Nearer, my God
10 Thee" us Qnartcttc. beyond the
smiling and tho weeping" was also sung.
Messrs II. +. Whittam and John j. Carson
and Mr. Dusield made brief remarks, aud
some expressive sOlutions on the death Of
Garfield we're adopted.
SATURDAY evening Officers Kennedy and
Combs were engaged In the landable en-
dCavOr Of cleaning out the corner lOaiGrs In
te EgltI %ata ihSy iians h Sna[ w. V sai
lows started TO ruiz. One who was pursued
by Combs ran into Mrs. John nlattngr, who
was Just coming out Oi her yard, with sucl
force that size was knocked down and the
officer being too close behind TO check him.
self fell over her She was knocked senselesi
and did not recover for some time,