The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04
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EMMA RUSSELL, daughter Of the manager
81 Hobbs, Brockunier 4 Co.'s works, was
shot in the eye by q ''niRger" shooter, yes
and painfully injured.
Assessor BoB PHILLIPS, Of the City dis.
trict, is about. through his work, and 10
anxious that those who have blanks LETT
by him TO be filled. mp will return them to
him as 800 as possible.
A DAY or two ago the naked body Of an
boy was picked up at the mouth Of
sunfsh Greek, and from ia appearance 1t
was inferred that 1t had not been In the
water aver tweuty'tour hours.
Mn. II. A. 0ooPRR, OF Steubenville, was
in the city yesterday in the interest otthe
reunion OF Washington county folks at
Browns Island on the 2Srd inst, He says
the project promises well, and there will
be Thousands Of people in attendance.
TAYLOR, the man who stole $50 from
James Parker, Of Bridgeport, some days
ago, was captured on the wharf yesterday
morning by Detective Junkins, oil the force
OF this city, and subsequently turned over
to the Bridgeport authorities by Chief
pguhGbks Az AAA NgAy AAtkl9 k4bhVI ~
hlspossesslou when captured.
AN individual who gives his name as
Burt, or Birch, is engaged In victimiZing
ladies and others by soliciting subsCrip'
tions for Harpsr,s Bd:Gr aud other fashion
papers. He has gullsd several persons
Of our acquaintance, He has represented
himself as q nephew oil Col, Norton, Of
the Mcclure House, and agent Of James
Ferrers news sgenCy in the Mcclure
House, .
SQUIRE sCHuLTzR, chairman Of the com.
mitteO on Poor House and Farm, paid .
visit to the Intrmary yesterday, for the
purpose OF examining the new boiler Just
putin the building by Mr., j., W. Gum
minis. The boiler Is highly satisfactory,
and by experiments 1t has been demon
strated that Ii will save over 5000
bushels OF coal par year or $3.50, and ss II
only cost $40 81, the advantage OF III
purchase "a apparent. T..
THE English Lutheran excursion on
Tuesday next to MCCoy's On the CleVs
land 4 Pittsburgh railroad will be one Of
those things which give joy and gladnesl
% hundreds Of children aud their over
| worked parents, Twill be q day to be To-
membered, as these excursions are as s
part Of the poetry Of q life. Every detail
blythe railroad officials and the Sunday
school committee is being carefully ar
ranged, and the effort will be TO increase
the Joy OF the excursions rather than the
size oil the excursion. -ti
Mrs. OSCAR RAAMElSBURd, nee, Mis-
Katie Wheat, formerly Of this city, Is high
ly Complimented by the musical reporter
Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, for the part sht
took In complimentary benefit given to
deserving young musical lady OF that city
We quote az follows from his remarks:
Mrs. Oscar RammelsbeTg, q beautiful
woman, was heard for the first time BY
the Cincinnati public, and Of onCe mAdl
friends oil the entire audience, Her voiCI
IL perfect high soprano, as clear and 81
pure az the voice OF a bird. Her Roman
"a" from William Tell, was sung with m
markable expression and perfect execution
winning the wsrmest applause and an en-
core, 10 which she %Tespouted with a bal
lad sung In the most bewItCbing manner
She also displayed her perfect method an,
good training In the duo from aida witt
Miss Johnston. Her voice Is remarkabl
clear in tho high notes, flexible and yield
ing, and she has the ability 10 manage
perfectly. Mrs. Rammlesberg has bee.
studying but one year and has made re
markable progress. She Ia to-day one Q
The most skillul and pleasing sopranos u
our city, and 1t ishoped will be heard lfC
q%uently In the iutrue. Handsome flower
wpPa a mart nj her FaWRFl.