The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-03
morning on the Cleveland, Turcarawus
Valley and Wheeling road for Canal Dover,

morning on the Cleveland, Turcanwus
Valley and Wheeling road for Canal Dover,
Ohio. =
The repairs to the broken Wy" pipe Of
the Worthiugton pump at the Water Works
were finished yesterday and the pump was
working oil right last night. How long Il
will continue 10 do 80 without q well no
man can tell
Tng Benwood iron Works has purchased
the coal lands adjoining their lands at BEN
wood, formerly owned by Squire Kelsey
and Mr.. Gallner, amounting to 800 acres.
The company now own a large amount Of
coal territory-enOugh for long period in
the future.
Rev. 7. De WiTT TALMAoE, Of the ia
nous Brooklyn Tabernacle, will deliver
one OF his lectures at the Opera House to-
morrow night. He will be here this time
without fall. II is scarcely necessary 10 do
more than announce this fact to oil the
Opera House 10 OVERLOOKING.
JAMES WILLIAMS, who went from Sarahs.
vile to West Virginia to buy walnut lum-
Der, was murdered there. His friends
started on Monday 10 go after his remains.
This is the second lumber dealer from No
bic county, murdered in West Virginia
this spring.-BelIdire Independent.
Ware indebted to ]. L. Rhees, the en-.
terprtsing neYBdealer, for current Issues Of
Our Continent Mr.. Rhees has removed his
store to l42s Market street, few doors
north Of the pOstotllCe, and continues to
keep a full stock Of the most popular peri.
odiCals and other desirable goods in his
line.
Six members Of the Nail City Bicycle
Club rode TO st, ClairsYille on their ma
chimes early yesterday morning, took din.
ner and returned in the afternoon. The
regular monthly meeting will be held this
evening. There Is talk OF changing the
name Of the club to that Of "NVheeling
Wheelmen."
YESTERDAY afternoon q painful accident
took place in the Eighth ward. A Two
year old son Of John Beverages was Jump
ing from the porch Of his fathers residence,
corner OF Thirty.ninth and Welzel streets,
when he fell suddenly and struck on his
hands, iraCturing both bones OF the right
arm DR.. Pipes attended to the boy.
TlIE hail storm that passed over Wheel.
ing aud Bridgeport on Tuesday afternoon
has made the window glass business right
lively in Bellaire for this immediate neigh
.borhood. The Bellaire Window Glass
Works have shipped 600 boxes and have
400 more to ship, and Maring, Hart & Co.,
have shipped nearly 100 boxes to Bridge.
port.-Bellaire Independent.
A MEETING Of the executive board Of the
grand assembly Of the Knights Of Labor
will be held in this city on next Tuesday.
Among the other representative men Of
the order who will attend the meeting are
Grand Master Workman 7. V. Powderly
Of Scranton, Grand Worthy Foreman
Gritliths, Of Chicago, and Past Grand Sec.
rotary Litchman, Of Marbtehead, Mass.
The wife Of Michael Miller, Jr., of Sew.
enteenth street, u daughter.in.law OF Mr.
Miller who keeps the Pest House, is down
with the small pox ut the Pest House The
Council Committee on Health met yester.
day afternoon and authorized Health Off.
GER Edwards totake charge Of the case and
attend It at the city's expense. Owing to the
care voluntarily taken by the family tC
prevent any danger Of the contagion
spreading, no fears can be entertained o.
the disease getting hold.
Nix. W. ]. CoTTs and wife on Saturday
entered suit in the Municipal Court against
Squire Ralph Ankle and wife for Islander
claiming 5000 damages. Messrs Frame,
CraCralt and Ferguson are the counsel for
the. plaintiffs, and Capt. B. b. Dovener for
thSdetendants. The casegrows out OF peace
warrant case before Squire Philips last
week, in which Mrs. Arkle accused Mrs
Cots Of being perjurer. on account Of
testimony given in similar suit brought
by Mrs. Ankle against Mrs. Cots some
some time ago before Squire Caldwell.
JXo. r. ROGERS, the manager Of the my
Sweetheart" show, was taxed $50 and costs
Saturday morning in the Police court fol
his assault upon Mr.. Lem Busbey at the
Opera House the night before. John says
this advertisement cost him more than il
amounted to. The story has been embel
lished in variousways and sent to the differ
ent dramatic papers by their local cores
pondents. Miss Palmer was badly alarmed
by the affair, and wanted Mr.. Rogers tC
leave in the night lest the awful myrmi
dons OF the law might sock him in JUL the
next morning.
BELLAIRE, Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
will be torn up to-day over elections fol
township and corporation officers. The
fight has been rather warm, and close worG
may be looked for all along the line
Word was received last night that Mr.
Frank Bittis, the Republican candidate fol
Pcase Township Treasurer, had withdraw
in favor Of Mr.. Frank A. Nlayberrv. Re
publiCans should bear this in mind. The
fight for the Bridgeport MtSoralty between
Frank Robinson, who has held the tern
for four years, and Mr. Charlie Junkins
has been red.hot, but it is thought Robin
SOIL is little ahead.
REFERRING to a concert given by thu
Cdrreno- Donaidf Concert company, which
is TO appear at the Opera House here THU
evening, the keokuk (Iowa) Gate Cjtysays
ut was musical feast such rs KeokuI
rarely has. Carreno is perfect, has grea
power, combined with delcaey OF touch
and is as great n pianiste as she has the
reputation OF being. Musical people were
highly pleased with her execution OF sew
eral difficult numbers last evening. Mile
JculIy nusGk Is u sweet SOlEstfeSS, anu de
lighted her hearers. Signor Roberto Stan
TIM and signor Pietro Ferranti both did
excellently, especially the latter, who waI
twice encored."
TIE Charleston Leader contains the fol.
lowing: "NEr. George Hubbard, Of Wheel
ing, has been in our city for several days
looking for suitable lot upon whichtc
erect u factory for turning out wooden
ware. We are sorry to say that he found
great difficulty in striking bargain with
any olthe owners ofthemany vacant lots OF
Elk'river, in that part Of the city known a.
the Charleston Extension. Whenever he
found lot that would answer his purpose,
the owner or owners, II they could be found
invariably asked two prices, and in many
instances hegot no answer ut ALL. This Is
wrong; when business man comes among
us for this purpose he should receive kline
treatment and an early answer to his in
guiries, Their time is valuable to them
We are glad to ssy that through the assist
unOn - NnNN THn..,h