The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-05
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From Every Part ofToWn, on An AoEis
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a StAre-at;the'lAdiea,
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A noved-on.by .the-police young man.
THE regular monthly meeting Of the Board
Of Commissioners takes place this morning.
TUE latest about old Dan Rice Is that he Is
lying sick at the home Of a sister in Pitts
6urgh,
THE stained glass windows Of St. Mathews
Church have been carefully gone over and
repaired.
THE Lincoln Club will elect five directors
this evening. The board as elected will
choose new officers and appoint new COM
mittees,
SATURDAY Squire Philips Issued warrants for
Mrs. Annie Bowers, Mrs. @. Kite and Agnes
Foreman, all charged with asSulting Margaret
Toomey,
SATURDAY night Jim Golden, Of North
Wheeling, while in saloon was hit over the
head with beer bottle, which broke, and in'
tlicted very bad cut ..
THURSDAY evening next concert will be
given ut the Opera House by the choir Of the
German Evangelical Lutheran lions Church,
assisted by home talent.
TIE Franzheim block on Main street was
II
the estate Of the late G. viii Franzheim, II
was bought by his mother, ut u valuation Of
about $4,000.
A YOUNG man named Charlie Graham,
while in KQlly's drug store yesterday, stole
some glasses, lie was discovered and arrested
by officer Bird, taken before Squire Philips
and fined IS and costs, which he paid,
oNE hundred and eleven shares Of stock in
| Il. nj EVnngiHtnn
Association remaining unpaid were sold At
public sale Saturday morning in front OF the
Court House ut par value, S25 per share,
Ar the moonlight Social dance, held in
Westwoods Hall Saturday evening, two
Young men named Kemp persisted In raising
a disturbance uRtil they were arrested and
locked up by Officers Combs and Kennedy
WILL DRuxELL who has been working at
the Pottery has departed, and his departure
il mOurnedb y two dodgers OF WeitZel's board
ing house, South Side, he having taken their
best wearing apparel. Druxell has gone to
Pittsburgh
Tux committee having In charge the Of.
fairs for the ball for tile benefit Of the fund
for the erection Of monument TO Paul
| lIGcker settled up their books yesterday, ana
found that they had cleared S9O6 o. quite
respectable sum.
Miss MARY ARSpT, who was n few days ago
thrown from u buggy, sustaining slignI
spTaiu TO her ankle, had recovered lnT
enough to be out yesterday afternoon, but In
crossing Seventh street, her foot slipped ana
she again sprained her ankle,
s-tT is said that Justice FelbGr will make no
defense at his hearing before Squire Caldwell
next saturday afternoon, but lot Ills case ~
direct 10 court. His line Of defense Will prot
ably be that he unwittingly erred, and that lli'
present prosecution Is brought about ny
malice.
THERE was large and merry gathering o.
the roller skating rink Saturday night, and
the bright looks and heightened color OF TIT
skaters attested the beneficial effects OF thu
exercise on the little wheels, With the re
duced prices, Mr.. Frank Orr has been place.
IN charge as manager, and the rink bids fail
to he more popular than ever.
Born parts OF the Circuit Court were in SEES
sion Saturday, but little business was trans
acted. In Part the will VI Mary Morrison
was proven and ordered to be recorded, ant
Mary Jane Morrison appointed US Gxecutrix
In Part 2 arguments were heard on nOti0ni
. and demurrers. A new jury for Part ha'
been summoned for this morning.
SQUIRE BuL0ER was to have heard two
cases Saturday. but both were continued, Thl
first case was that OF Harry Smith, charged
with shooting ut George Doyle with intent IL
xiii, which, on motion Of his counsel, was
nut off until next Saturday. The second case
was Maggie Tooney, charged with disturbing
the peace, whish was continued until Tues
day afternoon.
FOR some time past, the Elm Grove road
has been testing on one Of It's cars sinai
stove for heating purposes and found that II
worked so well that stoves for all Of the cars
were ordered. They arrived yesterday aud
will be put In US soon as possible. They
stand on the platform md are covered with
a zinc cover; holes are cut In the cur and the
hot air passing through thoroughly warns
the car. The cost for each, per day 10 about
twenty cents.
Isaac CnEsLEY, formerly OF Washington,
died at Tie Dixmont Asylum, near Pitts!
burgh, on the I'd instant, aged about seventy
years. For seventeen years he had been the
faithful mail agent on the Hempheld railroad
between Washington and this city, and only
relinuuished the position about two years
ago when bis health failed. In his younger
days he was great traveller, visiting many
foreign countries. lie leaves wife and fam.
lily OF grown up children now residing In
Allegheny City. His numerous old friends
here will be panied to hear OF bis sud death.
THERE was q meeting Of stockholders Of the
State Fair Association, Saturday night, for
the election of Board Of Directors tile nun.
Der being increased from nine to thirteen.
The following were elected: A. Reymann,
n. Reilly, Il. Campbell, @. T. Tingle, G. +.
Mendel, John Mcclure, r. L. Kimberly, W.
II. EIley, N. LOTUS. A. Il. Jacob. J. il.
Hobbs, ]. LeMoyne, George Hook: This list
includes the members OF the old Board, who
so successfully carried through the first fair
men and no doubt they will make next falls
fair glittering success
THERE was small gathering OF Democrats
at the Court House Saturday evening TO hear
the report OF the committee appointed at
former meeting 10 secure subscriptions for
the establishment OF permanent Democratic
club similar to the Lincoln Club, so success
fully operated by the Republicans Of this city.
| W. A. Wilson occupied the chair, and the
committee reported, after the reading Of the
minutes that 1851 80 had been subscribed 1t
was finally decided 10 continue the old coin.
mittee on subscription with several uddi-
tlons. Subscriptions lists were furnished,
with elaborate headings setting forth the
name OF the club, tho design, the results de-
sired, the plan OF organization, etc. Theslim
required 10 insure permanent club and to
Justify the renting and fitting out OF club
rooms In suitable location was placed at
81, 800, and all subscriptions are void unless
they shall aggregate the amount named.
TIE Rc0i,tsr has held itself up o good deal
Of late MS model Of enterprise, Yet In Sat.
fridays paper 1t prints an alleged special
from st, Cl6lrsville giving the particulars Of
the iniantiClde the details Of which where
given III full in Thursdays issue Of this paper.
1t would have been more enterptising TO
have taken the news from the lSTELLIoEScER
aud printed 1t u day earlier. The Register Is