The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-22
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About all sOFts OF Subjects and RrOm an
Parts OF the City.


wedding march will be heard in the Disciples
Church tomorrow,
Tx workmen at the glass house Of Hobbs,
Brockunier 4 Co, were obliged to quit work
last night, as the oil gave out
SeurRE PHILrrs yesterday fined B, Nsis-
wick = and costs for disOrderly conduct Ut
the Academy, Saturday evening.
jog WRIGHT few days since badly mashed
his left thumb. 1t bothered him 50 that yes
terday he had Dr.. Pipes amputate 1t.
SoNE OF the nailon at the Laughlin mill
went to work yesterday morning rigging up
their machines preparatory to start.
CLERE DARRAH, Of the Municipal Court says
be wishes the man who borrowed his acts Of
1928 would bring it right away back.
one Of the pleaSantest Thanksgiving eve
hops will be that Of the MenRerchor society,
at It's hallin Beck's block, Kramer will play.
Tue following letters are detained at the
Postofice November 81: p, Hane, A. c.
Hood, George Mcconnell, G. N. Reed and
Jas. +. Williams.
The Bellaire Independent says that over
1900 kegs OF nails have been cut in the fac
tory there in the last two weeks, and that
things about the mill are fairly booming
THE friends Of the Disciples Church are
invited To attend o social at the church
Thanksgiving night Some good music will
be heard and pleasant time Is anticipated.
THK will Of Karl August Ritter was ysster.
day proved and admitted to probate. Henry
Piehler was appointed executor and gave
bond in the sum Of 81, 500 with {. +. Zorn as
surety.
AucrIoSEER HALLER on Saturday sold lot
!, hal 81 10
estate, to Jerry 0'BFien for Sis. He also
sold ten lots on Baltimore and Elizabeth
streets
Mn. HESRY KILLER was serenaded at his
home in East Wheeling last night by the
Hayden orchestra, Of which he is u member,
The occasion was Mr.. Heller's eighteenth
birthday.
The boilers Of the La Belle mill knocked OF
work yesterday in order to attend the funeral
OF Frederick Myers, fellow workman. The
funeral was q very large one, several assocla'
tons turning out,
LouGzA WHITE, aged % years, an inmate Of
the Inirmary, died last Sunday night OF
consumption. The whereabouts Of her rela-
taves is unknown, and Captain PIankey
would like to hear from them.
EVERYTHING was reported quiet on the
Kanawha yesterday. The two companies OF
state troops will probably be withdrawn to-
day, and the war OF ISL will pass into local
history and grow in magnitude with time,
Just as they always do
THE Buckeye Glass Works have made large
shipments by river during the past two weeks,
in addition to the usual large business by
rail. The indications for the future continue
good. and the establishment is running to its
full capacity.-Madin'I Ferry Tines
THERE was woman arrested last evening
by Officer Bird who gave the name OF Lizzie
Razor. She was pretty drunk, but that Of
Tense was not as bad as the puns some OF the
sharp members OF the force got off on her
name at the midnight experience meeting,
THE paid members OF the Fire Department
donned new caps yesterday that were receiv'
ed from New York. They are Of blue cloth,
with large visor aud on the front, in gold
letters, Is the number Of the company and
the position the wearer occupies. Some OF
the boys look very nobby.
The new management at the Academy OF
| Music had no reason TO complain OF either
the size or the appreCiativeneSs OF the audi.
encC last night. Nor had the audience any
reason to complain OF the show. An excep-
tionaliy strong company is on, and some Of
the performances have not been eNcclled
since the house waSopened three seasons ago.
OFFICER BIRD yesterday arrested man
named StoetLer III the Fifth ward, for break.
ing up housekeeping, which he was doing in
manner that was diSagreeable TO his wife,
such as cutting upbed ticks smashing chairs
etc. Squire Felber has lunacy warrant
made out, and will take charge OF him this
morning after the city is through.
GOVERNOR JACKSON yesterday pardoned
YIN. Parsons, sent to the Penitentiary for
iouIyear at the May term OF the Harrison
County Circuit Court, In 1879, for house
breaking. lie had served two years Of the
four he was sentenced for, and the Prosecute.
ing Attorney OF Harrison county certified
that there was doubt OF his guilt, besides
which all his old neighbors petitiOned for the
pardon.
THE boys OF the 1NrELLlGEScER composing
room are again under obligations to Mr. q.
c. Genther, Of the popular Glc store-this
time tor large and handsome mirror and q
Scrviceable hair brush and comb. Genther at
one time worked "At the case" and knows
Just what sort Of q gift will best please the
typos" They have voted Genther their
patron saint, and wish him all imnaginable
good fortune
IT Is scarcely necessary for US to say any.
thing complimentary Of the Two Orphans"
TO be played at the Opera House three times
this week, commencing tomorrow night, BY
Pauline Markham and the original Fifth
Avenue Company. The seats are already
sold to an extent which secures good house
st every performance. Some desirable seats
ARE still left, however, on the box sheet now
displayed at Wilson ( Banners mnSic store.
SECRETARY OF STATE sTALNAEER yesterday
issued certificate OF incorporation to the
"Winfrede Railroad Company" which bro.
poses to build railroad from the mouth OF
Fields creek, on the Kanawha river, up that
stream to the head waters OF the left fork.
The road will be wholly within Kanawha
county. The principal office OF the company
is to be at Philadelphia, Pa, and the charter
iS perpetual one. The capital stock Is
$4,000, divided in Chares Of si0o each.
OSE OF the largest funerals the Eighth ward
has seen for some time took place yesterday
afternoon from 81. PAulS Church, which was
packed, about nine hundred people being
present to attend the funeral Of Henry Fred.
Vim. Myers, the deceased La Belle Boiler.
His relationship in this city is q large one,
and nearly all were present, and in addition
. host OF warm friends The remains were
inferred In Mt. Zion Cemetery, and were fol.
lowed to the grave by Concord No. 10 |. O. O.
f., HArugah No. 20 and the boilers Of the
mill Rev. Starke delivered an address in
English for the benefit OF the latter.
, CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO record
a deed made November IS by Lille u. Noble
and PlatotfZ. Noble, her husband. to Annie
+. Hodgens in consideration Of the stock Of
goods in Hodgens' store at Rush Run, for the
east portion Of lot 81 on Zane street. Also
deed made May Is, iSsl. BY Gottleib Bayha,
Frederick Schtnck and Simon Keim. trustees
Of the ST. James Church, TO Nelson Stokes,
George McMechen, D. G. List, T. II. Logan,
@. W. Hollinger, John Whiting and Robert
Campbell, trustees Of Simpson Chapel u. 4.
Church, in consideration Of 81. so. for lot Il
in square IA on the south side Of Eleventh
street.
THE lady committees having in charge the
distribution Of Thanksgiving sacks for the
Home have gone 10 work with alacrity. Over