The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-26
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Izls weather is fruitful in influenza
TEE county roads are in god condition
OSE deed Of trus, vas recorded yesterday.
LIr nights meeting Of Council vas q
model one.
NISS1E PALMER Il the next attraction ~
the opeT1 House.
War has become Of the new step and
porch a the Court House.
No AHrsEEEST bot the Comique this even
Ing The house viii Be eroSded-
YETEEoAT would have been glorious fall
day had not the wind and dust been % Vigor-
Qua
VIZ. Tn RxclnFnESTL o. o. P. will have
grand ball, November g, At Beethoven
WHEA1 Is bought At 81 IS. Very little Is
coming in, Gs farmers are holding for better
pEiees-
TINS Is glorious weather, a FIRE in the
morning duster At noon and an oyeF-coat
in the evening
THEzE i talk Of EesnTectinE. TesuscitAting
and reOFnniEing the BABES in the Woods
troupe" over the river.
TN Market Master vas last night 8uthoTiz-
ed 10 purchase $50 feet Of cotton hose for
use Of Second ward Market HOUSE.
The water main on Chapline street. just
north Of Twelfth. Sprang . leak yesterday,
which will neeeSitSte more digging At that
luckless corner.
THE teachers and scholars Of the Zane
Street u. Z Sunday school will bold social
this evening a the school IUom tOF the pur-
pose Of raising funds TO rePlenish the library.
The melancholy days have come" not
that they really have come, but We popOse 70
get ahead Of our enteTprisiDg contemporaries
In announcing this fact II We do have to lie.
Jos. GAVIN Scott GTayeA, Charlie Graves
and J. y. CbTiStlieb, all oil this city, have
each subscribed 81 70 the Garfield monument
fund in the hands Of Chief Clerk Reileyrot the
PostofBce.
General Ned Woods and wife have returned
here 70 live, and on the lst Of January he will
tske change Of che 81 Albert and chow the
people how well be can run hotel
KdnlTha GasettS.
THE State Fair Association Is settlingup
with the TailroadG The B. 4 o. Co. sold
100 admission coupons to the grounds, for
which the fair Manager get the full admis-
sion fee Of 6fty cents each.
THEcaSe AGAINST Nils Robinson fOF selling
hguOr without license was heard by U. s.
Commissioner FORBES, and the evidence show
ing that the liquor was sold by another per-
.on, the seller having license, Madame
Robinson was discharged.
AWHLELISG gentleman was not allowed to
board the train here to-day, for the reason, as
the conductor said, that the man mad refused
10 pay his fare from GAINESVILLE 70 this
point. He claims that he will sue the COM
pauy for damages -Bsllain Tribune.
M1xEE's COMFY COMPANY gave another per.
1 Torrance at the Opera House last night TO a
delighted audience. The high cl1Ss Of attrac'
tons afforded by Manager Riester this season
| is noticeable, and he should receive the ap-
prOyal Of the public fOI his enterprise IN
| filling 80 many dates with the best STAN and
combinations on the road.
OF last Sunday morning n. K. Post, agent
Of the T., V. 4 W. railroad at UhriChsville,
was Instantly killed by being run over BY
train No. 10. He fell ii attempting TO board
the train while In motion. Pred KRshneEl
conductor Of the 7. " VI. railroad, fell
from freight car on last Sunday and was cut
in two by the wheels passing over him.
A LEASE was entered fol, record yesterday
By which AdOlph Yoke, Of Fulton, rents TO
tie Elm Grove Street Car Company for three
years, with the privilege Of renewal TOR five
years longer, q piece Of ground on Centre
street. 10 Fulton, which Is SeVenty'fye feet
in width. and lies between the property. Of
II. K. He's and the alley, The price paid Is
go q year.
THE famous Extraordinarily war babe
fair TO be renewed yesterday. Kennedy re-
| a - and EnahnPfN i'm.
menced Q suit before Squire Caldwell. When
The papers were asyyed Kennedy proposed to
COMPROMISE, he tearing down the fence and
having the costs, and'Ar. 0OshOTn withdraw.
in9 the suit. To this the latter agreed, and
peace once more HsigRS In Market Alley.
The remains OF Vincent MlIollBll. an old
resident Of Bridgeport, Tefs followed 10 their
last resting place By large number Of his
friends Yesterday afternoon. He was placed
| In ons Of the finest metallic caskeb made.
Mr.. Mitchell will be greatly missed by u
larger number Of friendly acquaintances
than II Is often the fortune Of one man TO
enjoy. For those be met hs AlWays had q
kindly greeting.
GES. WuR, the victim OF his sons blind
wrath, was buried at ST. Clairsyille yesterday
with Masonic hOnorG Young Jim Weir was
reported yesterday TO have been arrested at
Martins Ferry about noon, but the report
was later denied A young man living in
this city who knows Weir declares that he
was In Wheeling several times since the MUIR
der, and that be saw and c0nVGrSetl with him.
This story Il, however, not generally credited.
MiSxiE PALNER's pretty face and attractive
| figure has been displayed In the prominent
windows OF the city. Come Of the Autograph.
are beautiful and serve 10 recall the charms
ing young lady " her many admirers here
She will have rousing houses here next Tues
day and Wednesday evenings as she has
been having everywhere this season. We
clip the following note about her from the
Buffalo ErPreH OF August Slst! Another
scorching night, yet another elegant audience
attended the performance OF "My Sweet
heart at the Academy Of Music last evening
Miss Palmer's charming nAturalness won her
round after round Of applause and two recalls
before the curtain.
A. WALTER, the Councilman, had Squire
| J. II. Bulger arralRned before 'sluite Felber
yesterday on a charge Of breach Of the peace,
and the Squire was fined ~ and costs. He
then got out counter warrant for Mr.. Wal.
ter, alleging assault, and the case was set for
o'clock this afternoon. The difficulty ia
which the cases originated occurred at the
saloon Of the late James lIulger, Jr., son Of
the 'Squire's Mr.. Walter purchased the
saloon from the widow, who Il executrix Of
her husbands estate, but she now desires 10
annul the sale, alleging fraudulent induce.
menb on the part Of Walter A side issue
made some excitement in Council last night
and will be found referred 10 In our report OF
the proceedings.
ABorr half past sig o'clock last evening a
shocking afIray took place on the southeast
corner Of Eighteenth and Eof streets, the
particulars OF which seemed wrapped in
| mystery. An endeaYor was made 70 ascer.
tain from Officer Morris The particulars, but
he disclaimed any knowledge Of the occur.
renee beyond chasing two parties, whom he
claimed not 10 know. This being the case
the reporter was left TO ferret out the matter
for himself. The report gathered from those
in the vicinity was that Kitsie MCAdamS
and Tom gwahey, two parties, who have