The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-10
FRAGMENTS OF FACT
Found by Reporters IN Their DIHEnal
WAudsFInES.

FRAGMENTS OF FACT
Found BY Reporters ia Their DIurnal
WAndsrinES.
Chris ASD trSA" tonight
MoRE weather Of the same kind.
Two MARRIAGE licenses wer0 Issued by
Recorder Hook yesterday
The Wheeling City Band gives Its annual
ball at Turner Hall this evening.
STRrLT car No Q was detained at Sixteenth
street yesterday by u broken axle.
No; WET VIRGINIA is not Kentucky, and
thnt alleged Randolph county tragedy never
took place. Richie Gdsdts.
MAYER played for the Central Institute, a
newly formed club Of the South Side, which
danced last evening ut Parker Hall.
A FINE oyCrcoat belonging to John NJ
CLARK, roller In the Belmont Mil, was
stolen from his boarding house Wednesday
evening.
TnE men Of the Fire Department are be.
coming thoroughly interested in the parade
that Is to take place on the 22d inst, and
mean to make good show
JAKE KENPLE promises to deliver II bnreS.
que lecture on that Of Oscar Wilde, at the
Opera House, March O. He goes tn CinciH.
natl next week to catch on" 10 Oscars style.
THE carpenters employed at Armstrong,
Coen & Coz planning mill have notified Their
employers that they want an increase Of
twenty-five per cent on their wages, to take
effect April l.
CuAs F. Dom, who was fined for drunken,
ness in Police Court Wednesday morning. is
not Prosecuting Attorney Of Webster county,
He was u candidate for that position but was
beaten by John y. Anderson, now Sergeant
alarms Of the Senate
OSE the aesthetic delights Of these stormy
slusby mornings, as one rides IN The street
cars. is to have wet rubber Cloak with a
lady, neither young nor handsome inside
thereof, BIT down along side and induce the
rheumatism to settle in your knee Joint.
LAST evening Miss Sophie Schwartz was
pleasantly surprised at her home on Market
street Fifth ward, by several Of her friends
| After spending short time At the house the
merry crowd adjourned TO Goetzc's Hall
where they danced the evening away IL
kNmerS music.
SEVERAL persons arc after Squire Felbers
shoes. The Justice has procured the pro,
perty on the corner Of Eighteenth and EON
streets aud proposes to start general grocery
10 which he also proposes To pay his entire
resign his office rs J. +.
FIRE alarm box No. 70, corner Of Zane and
York streets, Island is TO b. placed at the SCv.
way, will be properly occupied and in active
service by the goth inst. A gong was put In
the hook ahd ladder house yesterday, aud
the Hope and Seventh ward hose houses will
be similarly fitted to-day.
YESTERDAY, Judge Boyd had before him in
Chambers, the celebrated ChGncery suit of
Robinson vs.. Days administrators, which has
been in court for about eighteen years. The
amount involved was between 100000 and
SO 900, but the decree awarded the plaintin
only about So, 600 The plaintiff gave notice
that an appeal would be taken.
"OuE C0SfISEXr," the new illustrated lit.
erAry periodical, edited by Judge Tourgec,
author Of "a Fools ErrAnh,' etc, is attract,
ing general attention. The first number il
on sale at J. T. Rhers's news depot. It is an
elegant magazine, and contains as a supple.
ment large steel engraving Of Judge Tour.
gee, mounted OH heavy card board.
A RESOLUTION was yesterday INTRODUCED into
the Legislature to pay the House clerks mile
age Somebody moved to amend by paying
mileage to the pages also. This met with
some opposition though why It should iSEOt
apparent, The pages are faithful and indus.
triOus, and both they and the clerks have
earned the extra allowance proposed.
THERE was meeting Of the Normal School
Regents yesterday, held at the OfliCG OF Su.
pcrintendentof Free Schools Butcher Those
present were Prof. Butcher, J. W. St. Clair,
Of FHyctte, AndJ. d. Summerville, of Brooke
Prof Butcher was ordered to arrange for the
insurance, and the confirming OF several past
To-
of no special importance were attended to.
A NEW postoilice has been established at
OaktOn. Berkeley county, and J. L. Shrivcr
commissioned rs postmaster II is a special
from Cherry Run. bucket W. Gatrell has
been commissioned postmaster ut Weat
Union. The latest ruling about the letter
carriers is this: Persons nominated for AZ.
pointmCnt ms letter carriers must be over
twcnty-One years Of age They must be In,
tclligent, temperate and physically fitted Tor
the service, and must be able to read and
write and understand the elementary rules
OF arithmetic"
Col r. II. MORRIS, Of BellRrc, is an expert
fisherman. He always catches the finest fish
Of the season, MS well rs the bcst'and largest
and the most Of them. On yesterday. with
his characteristic intuition, he east his line
aud hook into the Ohio waters near the
mouth OF the classic McMahOn'W creek and
yAnked sixteen pound river salmon ir0G
his native search for red sucker minnOwS
The fish was presented To Mr.. A. I. TallmNh
OF the First National Bank of Bcllnire. Nni
was brought by him to Bridgeport, where it
was gazCd upon by the jealous eyes OF several
fishermen.
WEDNESDAY evening as car Of the Island
line was going down the grade on the SuS.
l.. IL. 10, NJ.
and the car running on the horses started
them into II run. The car tore down the
bridge at fearful rate. In front OF the Zane
mansion DR.. lliIdrcth and daughter Were
driving along in the same direction rs the
car was going. The car was not seen or heard
until it wheeled around the curve, and then
AZ the carriage wheels were inside the rails
it was impossible to to get out Of the way
The result was the cur horses swervod to one
side pulling the car from the track and
smashing two wheels OF Dr. II. vehicle.
BAKER AND FAruoH, with their fine Compa.
ny, will be at the Opera House this evening
and tomorrow evening, and at the Saturday
matinee. Tickets are on sale ut Wilson l.
banners music store. The New York ErcniH3
Telegram says of them AVID their play: "Some
things improve with age. Old wine, Old
songs, old friends are best. Chris and Lena
is an old play, butt has been improved upon
by degrees, and those who have seen it here.
t0fore are just the ones to enjoy it again,
There was good sized audience at the thea.
tire last night to greet Mrssrs Baker and
FHrron and their excellent company in this
piece. Never wasan audience better pIcased,n
LAST evening Hermann Grove No. G. U. q.
A. D., Of this city held its first anniversary
large delegation from Glass City Grove,
BcllNirc, and several Stcubenvlle brethren
were present us guests of the Grove The
members met at their hall on Market stree,
and after going through their exercises
marched to Beethoven Hall where their
wives and Sweeth'ar,s were gathered.
4 speech Of welcome was made by l. +
IhoWa, Of the IOikIDI1u which was very
able effort. Speeches were also made by I
J, Hyatt and W. II. Little, OF the Glass CITY
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