The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-16

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IN which the meetings start oil.
THEAE Is large revival In proeress NJ pres.
ent at the Chapline Street II. E, Church.
The Opera House orchestra goes to claI.
tngton on the 9th 70 play for q big dance.
The Nail City Brewery has contracted Tor
4 900 tons Of SandnSky Ice, which will arrive
this week.
SATURDAY wasan elegant winters day-coid
and bright. After the matinee the streets
were crowded with ladies.
MuNNfPAi CoERg was In session a short
Time Saturday and adjourded 10 court in
course. The January term will commence
at2H NJ today.
LAST evening Louie LinEamann died Of
his home on Water street. He was a we'll
known German, and OF one time was propri.
etor Of what's now Greens Hotel.
SATURDAY afternoon street car No. s col.
llded with coal car at the Twenty.Fiith
street crossing and was slightly damaged.
This Is the scene otnumerouS disasters.
GENEvnvE WARD one Of the most lannon's
said 70 be really excellent, will appear al lie
Opera House Friday and Saturday evenings
next
TaE river froze over for the second time
last winter year age. yesterday, and broke
night. tits different this year-but perhans
you have noticedit
SATURDAY evening large and elegant
bofnet was sent 70 Mr., Lou FrahEheiti, II
bore o card stating that II was from his
friends IN appreciation OF his defense OF
Wheeling ladies recently.
NEW postoillce has been established at
Burlington, over on the O. & P. road, Just
above Martins Ferry. The new office Is
called Doni It ts In Belmont county, Ohio,
and MIR. John J. Smith Is the postmaster.
ABOUT one hundred and fifty invitations
have been Issued fora Coffee" 70 be given BY
Mrs. George X. Wheat, at her residence on
North Main street, In honor OF her daughter,
Mts. Oscar Rammelsburg, OF Cincinnati, next
Thursday afternoon from 2 to6.
TIE Beethoven Singing Society Yesterday
elected the following officers: President,
VIM. Crave; Vice President, David Kuerner;
Financial Secretary, T. A. Meyer; CORES.
ponding Secretary, Gus Blum; Treasurer,
Fred Mneggei Musical Director, Louis vaas.
We are requested to state that the impress
sion that has gotten abroad that next Fri
days German Is TO be a full dress affair, Is q
false one. It will simply be one OF the regu-
lar ENJOYABLE affairs Of the club, but there
will be very large number Of visitors pres
ent
YESTERDAYS services at the Baptist Church
are spoken OF as being very impressive and
interesting. The sermon OF Rev. MRlford In
the morning, those able TO Judge stated, that
u was one OF the most eloquent and electro
lying diScourSes heard for q long time. In
the evening there were six dimensions
RIcIIARD WALKER, an employee in Keasley
4 Brooks Coal Works, near Whittaker's Iron
Works was injured by the repeated kicks Of
vicious mule, on last Saturday. On OK.
animation by DR.. Hupp, in addition TO other
painful injuries, Walkers right arm was
found to be badly fractured near the wrist
PAT ROONEY and his company gave two I'D.
ditional performances at the Opera House
Saturday, both to crowded houses. The bi.
cycle act was pronounced the finest feature
OF the show, aud as novel and attractive o
performance az ever seen on any stage. The
show, asa whole, is one OF the best OF It's kind
now travelling, and deserves the big houses Il
isgrected with everywhere,
EARLY Saturday morning as Jacob Rau,
sher,, miner, was entering the Riverside
coal bank, and had proceeded into the bowels
OF the earth some distance, when he was met
bya Goa! car running at u rapid rate down the
grade. The boy saw RauSher in time to down
brakes and slow mp, or else Rausher wonld
have been killed. He was badly injured. as
it was, between the car and wall,
EAST Wheeling was visited by robbers Sat.
friday evening as well Us other parts OF the
city. 1t is supposed to have been about 5
o'clock in the morning, when some one
broke open the front door OF tho shoe store
OF Canadian 4 Nuzum on Sixteenth street,
Just east OF Jacob. The instrument used
was coal pick, which was found in the
street. A6Ont 500 worth of goods were Ia.
ken and there Is no clue as vet Officer
Bird in going off his beat passed there at
$50 o'clock, and at that time everything was
all right ""
LEAvIrTs Ministries are announced to ap-
pear a. the Opera House next Thursday even
ing. The Boston--ROst says: "saturday
evening Leavitts Gigantean Ministries made
their tlrst appearance in this city at the Bos.
ion Theater, 10 large audience and VERT.
able surprise was in store, which resulted in
the universal decision that the finest minstrel
entertainment ever seen in Boston had been
witnessed that evening. In the first part ap.
peared lorty performers, aud the portion oil
the entertainment presented by them was Of
sqperfative excellence. Hearty encores greet
ed the fine singingof the octette, and the en-.
thnsiastic and frequent encores prolonged the
entertainment to 0 late hour.
SATURDAY morning well known citizen
standing on Main street saw three well.
dressed respectable looking strangers enter
Tue commercial bank They soon came out
aud went into the Bank Of Wheeling, and
then into VaAs' saloon and from there thew
went into the Exchange Bank. The sus
piclons Of the worthy citizen were aroused
and he telephoned his story to Capt, Bennett.
The Captain believing Il always best to be on
the safe side, had the men Swallowed, after
learning that at each bank one OF them had
asked to have o bill changed. In the after.
noon the men went to the matinee, then paid
their hotel bills and departed. The Captain
thinks they were drummers, The W. c, Is
sure they were bank robbers,
YESTERDAY morning, Sadie Hurshrod q
thirteen>year.old girl, employed as douies.
tic IN the family OF Mrs. Hans Phillips, on
North Main street, was standing in front of
the stove, when her clothes caught fire from
the heat. She was standing with her back to
the fire and did not discover that her dress
was on fire at first When she did she ut
tered some piercing screams and started to
run about the room. Mr.. Bob Phillips, who
was up stairs, heard her aud came running
down. AS soon US the girl saw him she ran
out on the rear porch, when he caught her
and Smothercd The flames, burning his left
hand in SO doing quite severely. The girl
was badly burned from the hips to the Shout
ders and about the neck. DR.. Ulrich Is at
tending her. She is not fatally burned, but
will be unable to be about for some time,
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