The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-03
and John D. Walsh. who acted The part Of
the ylllainous tramp with striking effect, 7.
FRANK Fn.Ysss lion Is not a bad looking
beast, b1t the biggest lyin' about the show Is

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MI J. D. NtcHEs, the Island grocer. now
spo',sa delivery wagon which does the Gar.
den Spot proud. so dgE 81.
MAsAoER Lucas Is negotiating with parties
who desire 10 lease the Academy Of Music
for variety theatre this season. ',
MAar,N's FrRhy hasa "Young Married PEG.
pies Club" Tho usual younE married pco,
pies club ssa broom.tick, Isn't IL? I'm,
Tng hyenas OF Fraynes menagcrie' narrow.
" missed escaping from their cnge at the i.
4 0. depot last night Us the company was
leaving the city. ~
THERE will be a meeting OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union This afternoon
att o'clock IN the lecture room OF the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. b! 3N,a
TmE doctors say that while there Is con.
siderable sickness In the ely, u does not
compare with that prevalence as this time a
year ago. The sickness now ~ mostly con.
fined 10 children. B 0,g.s ~ T.
TIE Benwood Iron Furnace was started
Monday with very satisfactory results, max.
ing Il superior quality at the start. Now
every establishment In town Is running to
thelr full capaeisy.-Ihnia'x tsny Nees.
From the Grand Rapids, Dakota, Journal
we clip the following: ''Somo party either
williully or npgllgenlly set fire TO tue prairie,
south OF town few miles, last Tuesday,
which burned over considerable ground, and
destroyed about forty tons OF hay for Major
Devine and Col. Wilson," Wheeling people
will be sorry to hear of the losses OF these two
former Eighth ward boys. "N|sf
Tue Municipal Court convened yesterday
morning ut $50 o'clock, Judge Jeiers on the
bench, and the case Of Sophia A. Schwarz.
bach and others,vs. the Ohio Valley Protective
Union, in ass,lmpsit, placed OH trial before
jury. The case ~ to recover s, 900 insurance
on the life OF George Schwarzbach, deceased
The evidence In the case was purity heard,
md continued until $50 this morning.
BETWEEN II and u clock yesterday morn.
Ing, one OF the employees engaged In the cree.
! ton OF the iron structure for the Lnf}elle
mill, upset soldering furnace, which fell on
the roof Of the old building, which being dry
rs finder, blazed up quickly. There was con.
siderable excitement, yet the men behaved
with admirable coolncss andso extinguish.
ed the lame without being Obliged TO call
out the department. The damage was light
VIZ are authorized by the manager of the
Standard base ball club 10 request the can.
tains OF the Oscar .Wildes, Riversilcs, Resr.
lars and Police Gazettes 10 meet at s. ".
BaIkley's cigar store. Main street, and ar.
range for n team OF eighteen men oat OF their
clubs to play the Standards, Saturday next
It is desired TINT they meet this evening,
that the game may BE- advertised In to.lnor.
rows papers. Such game would be inter.
esiing, 10 say the least, and would no doubt
attract large crowd. .9.
A rEnsoS uaned Z. G.. Kelly, will, a CON.
ranion, whose name Is unknown, 1havc been
working for John Wilkins, of Brooke
county. living near Wellsburg. Recently
they left suddenly, and at the same
lime two Of Williams horses Suspt citing X. lly
and GoMpsnion he followed them to Steu.
banvilie, lie wht,n procured M nillccr's arsis.
lance. They followed the thieves to this
city and on down 10 Marion County, where
Kelly WAS arrested. The other oneis at large
and a reward Of $50 is offered for his capture.
THE Grand LojgeA. F. and A. NJ. OF this
State meets on Tuesday, November 18th. As
usual the Lodge will meet Mt the Masonic
Temple IN this city. The Masons Of this
city are requested 10 bestiF themselves md
show the proper interest IN tits most import
AMI meeting. Interpreted very large rcp-
Grand Master Hon. ]. II. Riley, formerly Of
Jackson, c. H.. having removed to Marietta,
o., will not preside but bis place will be filed
by Deputy Grand Hon. II. II. Flick, The
Grand Chapter will meet ON the Monday
preceding. m
HK wa I'LL. Since his appointment to
a position on the force lie ssrs, and manly
form OF Oilcer Snlte has been seen pranci1g
about the Fifth Ward, seeking who or what
it nigh, run in. His aler,ness for many
aAIs and as many nights had availed him
nauGht has weaEinesg, when yesterday after
noon he spied that veteran: George Royce,
full up 10 the brim with rare old .anglefoot.
n about one second the new man Ind his
hand on George, ana be WAS escorted 10 the
Central Station, where George was credited
up TO Mute as bis first man by Lieutenant
Sylvis, who inscribed after his name, same
ED full, or words TO that effect.
'ro-nA1 will be commenced the taking OF
inventory OF property at The st. James hotel
preparatory to the changing OF proprielors,
which l.. is expected will take place in abou,
Two weeks. Maj. Scranage will retire. and
Fred Norton. Esq, the urbaae gentleman
Fbo has been the part proprietor Of the Nc.
!,aFe Tor Several Years past, all take his
place. Maj scfanase's plans Tor the future are
not yet completed. He could not Leave his
hotc! which bears an cnvinble reputation, In
better bands than those Of Mr.. Norton, who
Inns the experience aud proper enterprise.
While wishing NJ. scranase good luck, all
wish the SAME for Mr.. Norton.
LAsrevcuing there was publ. ii;stglla.
ton Of the officers Of Herman Helm
Grove, No. Of the order OF Druids,
wniah took place ut the lodge room,
% : CranMe'a Block, The instal|a.
lion exercises were t1ndultsl by the
following grand officers G. e. llicliard
Henry D. L. g. II. Yaas, G. NJ, y Conrad;
Secretary, A. Helmbrech'; Treasurer. II.
Schroeder; G. INV, A. Hartorg The officers
Installed were: \. l., l.. F. l'homa; j.. f.,
John Wendler; u. E D. Miller; Secretary,
EilllaM \. Mneggr; Treasurer, YIN. Greye;
Guide, g. lanLsohe; I. W., Paul
Dieseii Z. G. D. !. f., Brnest Qnasebping;
!. Q. D. Y. T., 8. Urban and G. Blum i.
". !. Fey. AtterTarl the pfpl4ls With
their ladies md Invited guests repaired Ia
and dancing INDUCED, in, the Opera House
orchestra furnishing the music. !.