The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22
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The new calico printing works OF +. Sutel
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CHRISTIAN scHNoPI, an Old inmate oil the
County inhrmary, who ran away on Monday,
way run 70 oy 'Ae eiY ponce yesterday ana
seH' NeSA'
IT was suggested in many places last night
that the bells toll Monday afternoon, during
me ume the late President Is being buried IN
SieNe'4hu. .h.t E
The c. 4 p. r, II. will sell round'trip ex-
cursiOn tickets 10 Cleveland for SJOO, good TO
go on regular trains Saturday, and return ON
regular trains until Tuesday.
THE ladies Of the Wheeling Female Col
lege have decorated their edihce very beau
TRULY with the sombre weeds OF Woe, The
college. Will be closed on the day OF the
funeral
TnB famous Maxwell and King suit was
again called in the Circuit Court yesterday
but was postponed until next term on motion
Of the city, on account OF the absence Of ma
terial witnesses. >
0NE Of the most tastefully draped rooms in
town Is the establishment Of Hollinger& Per-
kins,. the Mcclure House, BARRIERS All the
mirrors and chandeliers are artistically
shTouded in black, .H..#.
SUPERINTENDENT BIRCH yesterday furnished
the principals OF the public schools with
mourning goods, and by afternoon all the
buildings were neatly draped by the def fin
gers Of the lady teachers,
A TOURIST connected with this Office Sug-
gests that It Is not the proper thing, by any
means, for four ladies TO walk abreast ON the
Market street bridge. ltembarraSSes young
man who attempts to pass,
EXCAVATION was commenced yesterday for
the water works at the County lntirmary.
Three springs will furnish the water The
overflow will be utilized for an ornamental
fountain In the fronsyard
THE proposition to purchase No. 2 Amos.
keag steam fire engine, that the Second
Branch passed with such hurrah, few
evening since, the First Branch sat down on
Tuesday night very solidly.
Lows SCHAuB, q coal digger employed at
Deweys bank, after quitting work last even.
Ing and getting on his coat and hat disCOy.
cred that some one had relieved hlm OF his
watch, valuable silver one,
In our report OF the cutting atfny in
Bridgeport, In Yesterdays issue, we were in
error In stating that Rhodes was arrested
after some denomination with o revolver
Rhodes has not been arrested.
DARpIYR the North Wheeling scenic
artIst, Is engaged at his studio on set Of
scenes for Dan Rice, the veteran Snowman,
who II seems, Is organizing mammoth
troupe for the coming season.
yRRy pleasaht marty was held At the resi-.
dcnce Of Mis- Jennie Meyers, ON the Island,
Tuesday evening. Various games were the
ordcrof the evening, and Very pleasant
time was had by oil In attendance,
CHARLIE ULRcH, a sixteeh.year old lad OF
the Eighth ward, became involved In dis.
mute with some companions yesterday, and
was iii on the left side OF the face with q
stone which cut the cheek and ear badly.
Uvpw,x srrrzEp for many wears an Mt.
tache Of the McLure House, his been pro-
NOTED 10 the management OF the billiard
rom He Commenced as a bell boy, but by
IN conscientious work has elevated himself.
'so,,, =, 40 toodo.. ~ ,ho Ton mill were
,, 49, ~ ~ VIZ nstNs, he aItinn If the
.,spp,Snn ~ ~ jroS wnrEers Yesterday AFTER.
noon and laSt evening tley met at The Second
ysard markethOuse, After some elaboration
Il WINS decided 10 resume work,
$500, NJ, Lo ,,or,, ,,lort,, ,,,o- tho
oqvih'Hi1, mus a,,.i IN
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