The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-10
GENERAL GOSSIP.
brief Notes About l.ornl Occurrences Of
nil Kinds, 10.

nil Kinds.
WARA again,
POLICE business Is dull. 81
CALLls 3 Directory will be out the last OF
this week. gs,i1. !.
EloiIr Of WheeliDg's wlieelmen were In the
city OH their bicycles last evening, and
caused quite sensation.-- Belidire Tribune.
Tue funeral Of +. Y. Crawlcy, Of St. Louis,
who died at the Stamm llouse on Thursday
last. took place at . o'clock yesterday, from
the North Wheeling Hospital. Intefment ut
Mt, Calvary cemetery. 5g..
THERE were but two cases in tho lookup Ut
midnight, one a Pitsburglier charged with
arrested for disorlcrly conduct, Of which he
was guilty come Time agO.
PEnsoss recovering bodies OF the Scioto
victims In this vicinity refused without ex.
crption to accept my rewards or compensa.
the conduct OF some OF those at the wreck.
TIE Pittsburgh Synod OF the Lutheran
Church general councIL will. meet In this
city tho luttcr part OF next month In the
Zion Lutheran Church, lev. o. Meerwein
About 100 ministers md delegates arc ex.
pected.
TIE United Labor party will have It's pri.
mary election IN Union district this evening,
In Clay district tomorrow evening, and IN
Washington district Wednesday evening.
The executive committee meets at Deck's
hall Tomorrow evening
TnE Little Jewels" OF the infant depart.
men. OF the English Lutheran Sunday School
will picnic next Thursday at the old Fair
Grounds. The ailair will be In charge OF
MIN Ala we nnhnrtvnn NJ In, - tl,tn
department OF the school.
THE new Board OF Public Works will as.
sume chargc OF the streets and alleys to-.
day, and DR.. Baird says they will stir things
IN before Saturday night, and stop this thing
streets. The Board has rented M office on
Main street, mort Of the Peoples Bank.
An elegant little party WIS given at the
residence OF NJ. i. OFT, ESQ.,, Saturday even.
Ing, BY his son and daughter, Mr.. Charles and
Jenkyrs, OF Philadelphia, who Is the guest OF
Miss Lille Cumnins. The grounds were
beautifully illuminated, aud the Opera House
Orchestra played for the dancers.
o. Saturday the Grand Master OF the indie.
pendent order Of Odd feliowws, accompau.
led by a number Of prominent members OF
the order from this city, went out to Tri.
adelphla and instituted IA new lodge of the
order, which WIS called Triadelphin Lodge,
No. o.. Shortly after the institution of the
lodge six new members were received and
iHitilted.
AT two O'Clock this morning Harry Freese
who lives near the United Engine House was
lying in bed near t. window In which was 4
broken pane OF glass In turning over
In his sleep he struck his left wrist on the
edge OF the glass. nearly sevcring it, and cult.
Ing the artery. There wns grave danger Of
his bleeding 10 death ..b2fore medical aid
could reach him. Dr. Ulrich was SUN.
moned.
COL F. RIEsTEI, Manager Of the Opera
House, Is having cntird new scenery painted
for the stage. The work Is being done by Mr.
Milton Simmer, II skilful scenic artist from
Madison Square Theatre, New York. fchas
already completed one interior, and Is now
ut work on park scene which for artistic
work and attractive design has never been
equaled In the city. The Opera House will
be completely renovated before next season.
Manager Riester's intention being to make It
both credit to the city und Il source OF profit
10 the company.
MERCHANTS and manufacturers who iIRva
wares 10 advertise will find 1t pay them TO
join in grand industrial procession in the
street parade Of Forepaugh's Great Show In
every city and town oi the country visited
by the greatest circus Of the agc, the mana.
ger makes n point of inviting merchants md
manufacturers to prepare their advertising
vans and exhibits, and, by helping to make
the event public holiday, make known to
the public ~hat they have 10 sell. There is
no better form OF advertising than that which
shows the people directly what IL advertised.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
THE man John Wilson. whose exploits as 4
sneak thief were recorded Saturday, had his
preliminary examination before Squire Cnld.
well Saturday forenoon, and was held in de-
fault OF 5000 bond 10 answer before the
Grand Jury to charge OF grand larceny. A
lady who saw him in Mr.. Blocil's house OH
North Main street. where he stole Il valuable
diamond pin, and the boy who sew him throw
the pin away, both identified him positively,
though he had changed hats with a fellow
prisoner to make his appearance as unlike
that OF the day before US possible. He will
be reieglted TO the society which he is so
fitted TO adorn in The Moundsville Penitcn-
tiary.