The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-13
LITrLE LOCALS.
some Brlsi nits Of Timely aews and
Comment.

NNMNuEMts
"BIe FoURp tonight
BALLS abound. Lent approached.
MouSpSvrttE has roller skating rink.
+, MouNpsv1ILr Is TO have a paint factory.
ONE marriage license was issued Saturday.
THE MRnnsrchor gives another ball Thurs.
day night
ouR legislators will take fresh start at 10
A. Y. to-day.
Third wARpEEs complain that the garbSge
man negects them.
FisiSO clubs arc organizing Isn't this
''rDsbjDg The seaso"?
Tue annual hegira Of merchants TO the
East has commenced.
We are requested by friend to mention
that 1t ralned yesterday.
The Belmont county river towns are all
agitStlng the pike question.
TnE La Belle Glass Works will start up is
second furnace some time this week.
WHEELNG painters propose TO demand an
increase OF wages after the hrstpro
THE Rechahites give festival and oyster
supper ut PeterSon'S Hall this evening.
FRIDAY some one got away With fine $50
overcoat, the property OF Senator Dennis.
A CASE OF "pinkeye" was developed on the
Island last evening, the horse attacked being
a valuable one.
THE Board of Public Works Of the State
held an unimportant business meeting ut the
Capitol Saturday.
To-Day Is the fifth anniversary Of the in.
auguratiOn OF the Murphy temperance move.
ment in this city.
GERMANrA LoDoE, x. OF p, celebrates It's
eleventh anniversary with ball ct Turner
Hall tomorrow evening.
CHAMBERS coal mine, east OF the city,
ought fire Friday evening, but was extin.
suished before serious damage resulted.
Mn, J. L. NELLY, station baggage master Of
the T., W. & Ky. road, who had been III for
several weeks with fever, Is again on duty.
THE new sheet iron mill over the river will
no named the STANDARD" mill, and will be
under the management Of Mr.. John Henry,
an experienced mill manager from Apollo,
Pa.
Miss I.IZ2IE HARDENsTEiN, OF EtnayilIe, has
accepted position in the Central telephone
Office OF this city, and her sister, Miss Emma,
has assumed charge OF the telephone Office al
Marietta, Ohio.
AN attempt was made to burglarize Mar
Shdii's boarding house In North Wheeling
Saturday evening, but before the thieve.
could get In the rear window they had re.
moved, they were frightened off,
LEWIS Bowman, one OF the Belmont Mil
feeders who vent TO Chattanooga recently
was taken sick There, and the Nail Feeders
Association OF that city very kindly fur
nished him with means 10 return home.
OFFICER FUoArE arrested a man named
Dunapban Saturday night for profanity OF
the street. The arrest should be followed VI
by Others for the same offenSo till the Ia
meRtably frequent occurrence Is broken up
JUDOE JonN 2. CUcHRASs little fruit farm
on the hill back Of town begins to boom. II,
will, in u short time, have fifteen acres in
strawberries and raSpberrieS, and has already
over 500 peach treesin bearing, besides otheI
fruIt.-AartfRI Ferry Times
THE cold iron feeders OF the city, will have
a meeting AZ the Second ward Market hous,
this afternoon at . o'clock, for the purpose
selecting committee to arrange for meet
ing Of representatives Of the cold feeders o
Benwood, Bellaire, Martins Ferry and th
city. 10 OTganlzs joint movement for u mi
: form increase OF wages.
A CONCERT for the benefit OF MADAME
SaChse will be given at the Academy o
Music on Thursday evening, February %
Many OF the well known musicians OF til,
city will take part. Madame Sachse Is now
lying III at her rooms at the corner OF MAR
aud Eleventh streets, and has been unable tC
discharge her professional duties for soml
months on account OF her illness.
Cart. JoHS X. BOorH, OF the steane
Courier, was complimOnted Saturday BY
being presented with superb gnld.headet
cane by his crew. 1t waS inscribed, "Pre
scented to Capt. John X. BOOth-by crew Of
steamer Courier-Fehruary II, 1882" Ton
Martin, the mate, made the presentation
speech, to which the Captain most happily
responded. Dillon, the jeWeler, who sOlI
ones he has sold for several years.
TIE young gentleman from this city VIII,
had the misfortune To be arrested in Steuben
vile week ago last Saturday on a charge o
theft at the Sherman house, Bridgeport, ant
the St, Charles hotel in this city, had n hear
ing before Mayor Robinson OF Bridegroom
Saturday, and was promptly acquitted
1t was plainly q case OF mistaken
Identification so far rs this party wa
concerned. The other young man arrested
at the same time admits his guilt, and /
now in Jail atSL Clairsvillc.
BAKER & FARRoX and their company o
alleged "a-tists" gave two more performance
OF their old and rather dreary play, "Chri
and Lena" at the Opera House Saturday. Thu
house at the matinee was crowded upstair
aud down, and another good audience greeteC
the players at their appearance in the even
ing What the attraction was It Is hard Il
guess. Aside from the fun Of the two princi
pals there Is nothing even tolerable in tn
entertainment, and much OF this fun is point
less from age or spoiled by the connection.
Gath" reports rumor in New York tina
|, Vanderbilt having got Reading, will extent
1t TO Pittsburgh and Wheeling, thus Seemini
to be part OF the report that the W. q l.. Z
Is to be built eastward from Wheeling. wheI
1t reaches West Virginia's capital, this sum
mer. Twenty-Five miles OF telegraph pole
along the W. 4 LIE. railroad are now up
The Company will erect and operate new
line, and 1t will be in working order, 1t is ex
pected in about thirty days, Contraoto
Griggs promises an excursion train from oul
place to Toledo on July 4, lSS2-BOwersIOWi
Banner.
The Directors OF the Martins Ferry Librar,
Association have arranged with Jacob KEN
pie, Esq., Of Wheeling, 10 deliver his popula
lecture on the "TrialS und TribulationS VI al
Office Seeker for their bepefit on Fridu,
evening the 9th inst We have heard th
best reports of this lOCture-that It Is not onl,
, full OF huMor. but contains many bits Of wis
dom that are instructive while they serve Il
entertain. At Bellaire last Monday eveninl
} he drew the largest audience that ever Assem-
bled in that town to hear public lecturer
, We shall be glad TO hear Kemple, and fee
t sure that he will have large audience
Martins Ferry Times.
Ok the B. & o. train from the East at mid
night last night, there arrived In charge Q
: J, W. HaggeFty, Of FairmOnt, and DeteC
4 tive All. Burnett, OF the Eureka Agency
5 Of Charleston, one james johnson, Goa
!. digger who lives near Moundsyilie. liz
i. with a companion, boarded train No. I, CAP
a tain sto'sherry conductor; they became Oh
I commenced stoning the train. Captain ID
Q fries, learning that the officers were on In
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