The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-26
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TIM public library will Be open In about
thirty days q \ 80 ~;
lar last the city proposes to Ok up the city
ofices--about time. lITT5sl'SSs
THE Eceles Investigation got another whirl
In Council last night n S5,s
THr boom In Incorporation certificates has
closed for the time being. Z, 2 - +:
THRxr bands accompany the Great For.
paugh Menagerie and Circus. Isl
Tns Wet sYiRsISiA School Journal for July
Is Just out. II Is an unusually large number.
IVA. SospERNAsS, the new water assessor,
Is an Eighth warder,i and will make good
officer. n : - 4. N
Artist Storm has Just completed realistic
painting Of OF Squire Schultze's daughter,
who recently died. ,.,ss Ill7'
JouS Cole was yesterday fined 81 and
costs by Squire Murrins for drawing a knife
on John Duffy. Duffy swore out the warrant
TIE active members OF the GermaniR Sing.
ing Society will e1curt out The Hempfjeld
road to Mr.. Jagger's residence this evening.
LOUIS scilwALB has presented the New
Standards with fine set OF spalding League
base balls, every one OF which they propose
to keep In the city. =; 1905
Tue South Side Singing Society Of The
Eighth ward last evening rendered 1ecep.
ton 10 George baum, an old member, now
resident Of Cincinnati. Mayors band fur.
nished music. .ag 80 3. I. an q
THE Jack Bass Fishing Club, an, orrapisa.
ton composed OF prominent German citi.
zens, left yesterday morning for up The
creek. with provisions enough to last until
Tuesday morning. o. W..
TIE steamer Courier brought up yesterday
1860 buckets OF blackberrles, averaging !
gallons to bucket making $3.50 gallons, III .
berries were gathered at Cochransville, Mat.
amoras and OH up. They found ready sale.
THE following original quatrain Is copy
Of sign over q shoe shop at Cranberry
| tT.H "licre lives man who wont refuse
ISs To make or mend your boots or ahocs.
| Ills feathers good, his price Is Just, -
~ Ills profits small and cannot trust"
SQuIRE MuRRtSs yesterday assessed Chas.
Rice s. and costs, he having been arrested on
n warrant sworn out by John Cole. charging
Chawles with brick heaving and sundry 9th.
or misdemeanors. 8 - ~ (! N
Day before yesterday John Travis, OF the
Eighth ward, was out In the country berry.
Ing, when the owner OF the premises he was
on ordered him of. He was frightened, and
In his fright jumped over log, breaking an
arm. ;yf.s.l,5 Z u q .S3fI " y ~
THE Board Of Public Works con,pels red
lanterns to be displayed at night In The
streets and alleys wherever there are obstruc.
tons. Thnti is all very proper, but the Board
should see TO 1t, that sufficient oil is nut in,
SO that the lanterns will burn all night In.
stead OF going out at l o'clock A. N. as they
do at present :.
VIZ call the attention OF dealers TO
the advertisement OF Mr.. NJ. Reil.
ly, which appears in another column.
The house is we'll and favorably known to the
trade, and is the oldest in The city. Since the
late fire at his store Mr.. Reilly has laid in an
entire new stock of goods and, as formerly,
Is prepared % meet ull honorable Compel.
ton. III =, ~ ID { q. M
OK complaint OF John Napoleon Little,
Barney Brady, who was released from Jail at
o'clock Monday evening, was re.arrested
yesterday as disturber Of the peace, on
warrant issued by Squire BuIger. Barney's
effects didn't pile up 10 500 in the form OF
nier resort-Eent Barney up to bis old domi.
allie again for ten days. q fsE.-5G .
THE only conveyance OF real estate ad-
mitted TO record yesterday, was deed made
July Is, 1882 by J. Hanson Good, attorney In
fact OF Alex. T. Frazier and wife, ct III. 10
John Braddock and Austin Mccall, OF all
that body of lime stone and other stone,
under the sand stsne located on what Is
known as the Frazier farm, in this County :;
Consideration S2S3 So. !, -
For the past month SQUIRE Shcultzs has
been busily at work, by order OF the County
Commissioners, going over the revised code
and preparing table showing the amount
Of fees that u constable and justice may
charge In civil and criminal cases. It has
been an immense job, and the Squire is over
| joyed at its completion. 1t will be printed
and sold. Schullze thinks be now knows
more about costs than any man in the
County. Is !. -, :, --757lls;5,., Z
AUNT MISTlE HoLLlSGgR and her daugh-
ter, Mrs: Sallie Haggans, having entire con-
troll OF the boarding house on the Mounds
vile camp grounds, will be prepared to fur.
nish irst-class boarding and Comfortable
lodgings 10 families and to individuals from
the first OF August to the close OF the camp
meeting: They will make every elTortt 10 main
their high reputation as caterers and hope
to render satisfaction by careful and polite
attention to all who may favor them with a
call. - y-g5- il. 5000
Last evening the inquest jury in the case
OF the drowning Of John Thomas, OF Etna.
vile, held an adjourned meeting at Keats's
shoe shop on the Island, and rendered yer.
dict TO the effect that the drowning was acct.
dental. Squire Sweeney conducted the in.
quest only one party was examined-Sum.
MERRILL, The man who was in the boat with
Thomas; he to every question, gave the an.
swer, that he was TOO drunk 10 remember
anything, and that he knew nothing at ali
about the drowning. Thomas leaves a family
Of six. s. I! 4. } ,'zI.g.-s.
YESTERDAY afternoon Thomas Wbalen. n
laborer and polisher employed ut the Is. 4 O.
shops, was engaged at bis work when an &C.
cident occurred that bid fair at first TO crush
the life out OF him. He was engaged clean.
ing an engine that had Just come Ia, and was
in narrow space between the engine and the
side Of the building. when the engine started
and Thomas was badly squeezed. The old
man was Immediately taken to his home on
Main street above Twenty-third, and DR..
Alderman was summoned. 1t was found
| that two ribs were broken where thew Joined
the breast bone, Several bruises were in.
tlicted and 1t Is feared there are some internal
injuries Later 1t is learned that doubts are
entertained as to Whalen's recovery, He Is
old, and 1t Is thought there is some Injury TO
hislungs. s BE- S9',. "a /! - -
THERE never was such show! Is what the
| lOleuo Dtddc recently said OF Forepaugh's
great show, which comes here Tuesday, Au.
gust lst, and concludes an extended notice
of the exhibition rs follows: ALTHOUGH the
great show Of Forepaugh has without doubt
the largest pavilion Of any similar exhibit.
tion on the continent, It was far too small to
accommodate the immense crowds that
thronged for admittance. The great canvas
has seating capacity OF 10000 persons, and
yet thousands were turned away for want OF
room. There never was such another circus
boom In this city. AL Toledo was out, mud
large portion Of the surrounding country, for
they came in from every direction. Fore.
paugh Is the champion amusement caterer
before the public, und never has anything
that Is not first class" 81 s ~ :. ,il"''e
Miss JENNIE SMITH Is a lady who has al.
tracted wide atteation for more reasons than
one. In the first place she was invalid for
eighteen years, confined to her bed unable TO
walk a step. She claims To have been healed
In answer to prayer. The circumstances Of
this remarkable case IRE interesting and al
the time of her restoration created quite
stir among believers and .unbeIieysrs as