The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-31
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All Hallov Zen.
BELLAIRE has & skating rink, too.
CAS'T complain Of dry weather now.
MISSIE PALMA will give q matinee We'd
nesday,
TINS good time to get trusted for a new
oyercoat
THIS weather /, death to mosquitoes, We
can stand It,
No amusement this evening except At the
Academy Of Music,
THE p, W. 4 Ky. trains were several hours
late saturday evening.
THEATRICAL performances in Wheeling this
week will average just two day.
! FoUR men and two women will claim
Judge LETTERS attention this morning.
ExLEY 4 Co. are building block Of three
houses on the Island for Ben, List, Esq.
woRE at laying the new thirty.inch water
main will commence Tuesday morning.
SATURDAY was perfect day and in the al
ternoon the streets we're croWded.with ladies'
A RAS iron mill to be built with Wheeling
capital, principally is talked Of at Bellaire
a pottery is also among the probabilities
there.
TINS evening the Beethoven and Manner.
Choir Societies Of this city will 90 down to
Bellaire as the guests Of the LiederkranZ
Singing Society OF that place.
The Steubenvile Herald says there is a
growing desire that Uncle Tom should
move into stone front and let his cabin
90 to pieces. Good suggestion.
A BOY named SChenck, son Of the Market
street butcher, was iOlted from wagon on
Twelfth street Saturday, falling upon his
head. He received severe bruises, hut was
not seriously Injured.
TUE iootrace between Sam Bell and Aug,
ROlfe, ON the State Fair Ground Saturday
afternoon, resulted in an cary victory for
ROlte Bell being beaten some eleven yards,
The race was lOOyards for 500 side,
The Sunday School Teachers Union Of the
Disciples Church held their regular monthly
meeting ut Rev, ThomSon'S Saturday even
ing, the special business being making ar
engagements for the Christmas entertainment
Of the school.
They are having "husking.bees' out in
the country now, 4 husking.bee is gath
ering attended by all the young men OF the
nCighborhOod, each Of whom kisses every
Young lady in the township six times, husEs
i've ears OF corn and goes home Us soon Us he
has drank all the cider he can find
The carryingln boys ut the Nail City glass
house at .EtnavillG struck for ten cents per
turn advance on Thursday; the rate being
fifty cents. The proprietors refused the adj
vance, and the works are stopped. The pro
pretors avOw their intention Of keeping the
works closed until the boys are willing to
work at the old rate.
SATURDAY evening there was All informal
gathering at the rink, and right jolly time
Of 1t had Tonight the regular opening will
take place, and tomorrow the season proper
commences All the former patrons OF the
rink will be welcome this evening, together
with any Others who should like TO becomC
members Of the club.
THE new city bonds were delivered satur
day by MesSrs. Frew 4 Campbell, publisher
Ofthe lSTELLlGGSCER, who had the contract
for printing them, They were PARTIAL signed
by the Mayor, Saturday, aud will b. ready
for delivery TO the Commissioners to-day
They are very handsomely gotten up ant
will be credit to the city.
TIE company engaged this week at thu
Academy OF Music Is an improvement ever
upon the excellent one which held tn
boards last week, Many new faces, and al
the popular old ones, will be seen. Some o
the performers engaged are acknowledged
stars Of the variety stage, and the show
ought to draw even increased audiences
though II any larger one than that Of Satur
day night the house would have hard worI
to hold them.
An educational periodical, to be called thu
Vast Virginia Journal Of ElucdtiOn and to b.
edited by State Superintendent Butcher
City Superintendent Birch and Prof I. Il
Mccain, Of the:First ward schools, Is to be eS
tabliShGd In this city ut all early day, Adj
vance prospeOtuses arc out, These gentlemen
are peculiarly fitted for the work they pro
pose to assume, and no doubt their periodical
will take front rank among publications
similar character.
SATURDAY some boys looSed the brakes Of {
J train OF oil tank cars standing in the ole
licmpAeld yard, and four cars descended thu
| Sixteenth street grade with lightning llkt
rapidity. A horse car on Market street ant
Simon Baer ( Sons delivery wagon on MaiI
street narrowly escaped demolition, Thu
ears ran on until stopped by some Othe
freight cars standing below the creek In thu
yard. Such conduct on the part OF the boy
is reprehensible in the extreme, as 1t wa
only by lucky chance that several grave acct
dents were prevented.
: LOUIS bAHDIEuLll, ull lluIlhu IllllSE HNllll
: in East Wheeling, was crushed to death b!
the fall OF large mass Of Soapstons in tn
Wheeling creek coal mine, west Of Bridge
port, Saturday His body was bruised AnC
mangled shockingly. When he was carrie,
to his home in Alley Is, near the Atlantic
engine house. his wife, German woman
rendered frantic by the sight, attempted Il
throw herself from q second story window
but was prevented BY neighbors Darotzol,
leaves a wife and two children OF tende
years, in the most abiect poverty. His re
mains were buried yesterday at the expenS,
Of the.c county.
BILLY BRICELASD the oarsman with (
3 friend named Clark, went down to Bellairt
0 Friday night to attend ball at Turner Hall
S They had very enjoyable time till about
o'clock Saturday morning. Just as the Wheel
ing men were preparing TO leave, a fellow
= named Snider got into quarrel with Clark
Both men were more or less intoxicated, ant
Briceand tried to act the part Of peace
maker, as the Bellaire Independent tells the
story, and was stopping down TO take hi.
, companion of Snidef, when young blood
named Bamford took the beer mallet and
struck BriCelAnd terrible blow on the side
Of the face, knocking him senSeleSS and lay
: ing him out on the floor, bleeding at lively
rate. Then the crowd, through fear for them
selves, or that BrCeland had been killed by
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