The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-13
A HuDGET OF ni,lErs.
Al Sorts Of Minor Matters Domc Cp IL
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0Sr marriage license was Issued yesterday.
TnE Shakespeare club will formally open
It's rooms this evening.
CLERK HOOK only admitted onr deed OF
trust 10 record yesterday. ,1,
'rng Elm Grove road was In some places
badly washed by the rains Of the piist few
days. a' '~5
TIE new comet will be vi,ibc In the north,
the first c ear cyeningwc have. II will DO very
brilliant from May % to June 10. "-t Il
IT Is estimated that the actlial cost OF The
Ecclcs Investigating Committee computed
In dollnrs and cents will amount to $3.50.
TnE demurrer to tho indictments IN the
boy iirC'hugs cases was argued yesterday In
Judge l'oyd's Court, and taken under con.
sidera.ion By the Court. T@
TnE elegant and spacious Ice cream parlors
of q. Flot0, nj No. l0a. Sixteenth street,
which were so popular last season, are now
open every day and night.
lSycser'lay mornings issue no comparison
10 the detrlulent OF cx.Jailor Daily was In.
tended IN the squib tint appeared IN refer.
Gnce to the affairs ut the Jail. This statement
Is due to Mr.. Daily md lis friends.
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william Beckworth, employed about the
cooper shop OF Wilson, Dunievy & Co., fell
from pile OF cooper stuff, nnd had deep
eash cut In the back Of his head and his left
wrist broken.
TiE Committee OH Lights, 10 whom Conn.
eli referred the representations of the Gas
Trustees In regard 10 increasing the capacity
OF the works, met yesterday and inspected
the works. and agreed To recommend the
desired increase.
Last evening Mark Eeisbeck, OF No. $50
Sixteenth street, was exercising fine young
stallion he possesses, when tho animal sud.
denly reared up and struck him on the
shoulders with his fore feet dislocating the
left shoulder badly.
ANOTHER fatal accident occurred In n coal
bank ut Martins Ferry yesterday. 4 miner,
whose name was not ascertaneI, was crush.
cd into u quivcring mass OF flesh and blood
and died shortly after. Tho accident oc.
Cured In the afternoon.
A GAME Of base ball was played on the old
Island fair grounds yesterday by two
picked" mines (nll the good players picked
} out) Tho wonderful score Of 81 TO 9 was re.
corded Th. fegsttr ctironiClcr who took
part won distinction by missing innumcrabe
lilies" in succession. w..
A foot race between Arthur Basset, the one
armed runner OF Ohio, and the champion Of
the State aud n party whose name Is TN.
known TO MS, will come Oft on next Thursday,
the 18th, ut Steubonvillc for purse OF 500 Il
side. II will take place OIL the Fair Grounds,
and the contest will be hard one, although
Basseit thinks be has the race won.-SleuJta
rifle Herald.
YESTERDAY Mr.. Joe Spcdel ran across q
man from Taylorstown. Texus who was on
his way to his home In Eastern Virginia. lie
had driven all the way, but Was taken sick
here, and desired 10 reach his home by rail-
Mr. speidel bought his team, two fine little
Texan ponies OF strawberry roam color
for drummcr's team.
TIE annual election OF officers and lirec
tors for the Children's Home Of the city Of
Wheeling will be held to-day Mt the Bank Of
Wheeling between the hours of 10 o'clock A.
~. and . O'clock 7. NJ. All persons who con
tribute five dollars per nunum to the SUP
port OF the institution arc legal voters, and
1t is hoped that they will cnll during the
time the polls are open and exercise theil
privilege. ~, r
4 VERY jolly dance was given 1T Koch:
Hall, Eighth ward, last evening, by the
Schmulbach Amateur Boat Club, for which
Mayors orchestra played. An immeus.
crowd was present. This boat club is new
one lately formed and is composed OF mem
hers OF the old Sciiultze Boat Club, which wa.
broken up several months ago, by the carry
ing oil OF the boat house by the high water
1t has good material in lis ranks.
uSDER the auspices OF District Assembly
No. IS, X. OF L., u grand ball was last evening
given at the Academy of Music. There was
n regular jun OF people, all OF whom appa.
rcntly enjoyed themselves hugely. The bal
was the first given in this city By this RAPIDLY
growing order, and its success must have beer
very gratifying to the members. The best o.
order prevailed, and nearly every working
nun in the city showed his face at one tint
or another in the evening. Kramer playet
for the dancers. The committee Of arrange
mems consisted OF Messrs. J. i. McAlister
G. llildebrand, D. J. Lawson, John r. Beilcs
and $. Kirk Faris. Too much credit canno
be given Col. McAllis,cr, the chairman
this committee, who worked hard 10 max,
the affair 4 success, and with the assistanc,
OF the other committeeman succeeded ad
mirably ..,