The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-18

THE famous Alice Leverage was arrested In
East Wheeling last night, and bodily carried
to the lookup by 0aieer Bird. Almost
everybody knows the old girls drunk again."
THE new yentilating apparatus In the
chamber Of the House Of Delegates works
like q charm. The atmosphere Is perceptibly
purer and fresheT, and the members oil feel
better.
TIiE pleaSanter weather yesterday had the
effect OF bringing out a large number OF lady
visitors 10 the Legislature. II Is not the pro.
ceedings that interest the ladies 50 much o.
the members.
SADIE HuRSITROb, the girl who was burnt
in North Wheeling last Sunday, Is rapidly
recovering. Mr.. Bob Philips, who extin.
guished the flames, had his hand very Sc
yerely burned.
'sQuiRE LAUSDER yesterday issued q war.
rant for Walter Young, on complaint OF Ro-
sic o BrleD, who charges Young with as.
Saulttng and battering Charles O'Brien with
pair Of knuckles.
TRE last will and testament Of Anthony D.
Havely was admitted to probate yesterday BY
Recorder Hook, and VIM. n. Havely was APP
pointed executor, giving bond Of 500, with
JOS Speidel as surety.
ARouT a dozen horses have died in this
vicinity Of pink.eye. II Is claimed by horse
men that pink.eye has taken Oft 50 many
horses In the country that prices will range
high next spring. -tSteabeHrfiIe Gazette.
THE right to sOlemnize marriages In this
county was conferred on Rev, Geo. Il, Cope
land, pastor Of the Zane Street n. T.. Church,
by the County Clerk yesterday. He gave
bond 0f$l,6Oo, with Lewis Hull as surety.
OWING to the slippery condition Of the
paYements yesterday, and the Young Amcri.
can with his sled, the life Of the average ne
destri Ran was anything but pleasant, In the
words Of "Blnthorn," ut was hollow, hol-
low, hollow"
A LITrLE saw dust or ashes on the slippery
sidewalks may prevent severe accidents, The
pavements In Wheeling are notorious every.
where for their bad condition in snowy or
Icy weather. An ordinance requiring them
to be cleaned would not be bad idea.
The engine Of freight q went Oft the track
through a switch at Golfers this morning
about seven o'clock, and blocked up the road
for three or four hours, delaying all freights.
No one was hurt, and the only serious dam.
age was the delay StcuGenrille Herald
TIE report OF the Mileage Committee made
to the House OF Delegates yesterday fixes the
number OF miles for which each member,
clerk or other attache OF the House Is entitled
to draw the legal ten cents per mile. The
highest number Of miles Is 900, and the low.
est eight
TIE directors.eiect Of the Wheeling & Bel.
mont Bridge Company met last evening for
organizations The old officers were elected
unanimously-viE K. Crangle, Presidents;
James Maxwell, Vice.Presldent; joseph Law.
son, Secretary and Superintendent, with the
SAME toll collectors.
TUE stockholders OF the Manufacturer
Fire Insurance Company, otthis city, yester-
day elected the following directors for the
ensuing year: Robt. Crangle, Geo. r,
Tingte, Jn0, J. Jones, W. X. Pendieton, Geo.
Hook, Geo. f. Stifel, A. ]. Cecil, Roht,
Simpson and A. W. PAUL.
ABOUT six o'clock last night two railroad
men, whose names could not be nsCertained.
got into nm ugly and savage fight in the alley
in the Fifth ward near Metzner's furniture
works. During the progress of the fight, one
drew a knife and cut the other in the face.
BystandersRt last separated them. Further
details could not be learned.
TmRFY-FRfRB street at the D. & O. crossing
is in an awful condition. Heavy teams can
hardly be pulled through, and it is ruinous to
horses. The teatnstcrs OF Hobbs, Brockunicr
4 Co., Nail City Brewing Company, Klevis &
Kraft, T. Schuele, John Butterfield and the
Riverside Company, satisfied that Council
will do nothing. intend next Sunday to haul
stone and macadamize the place.
ELDER THATCHER Is still earnestly engaged
in the aggressive holynesS work at the
Academy Of Music. The meetings are in.
Creasing in interest and In attendance, but
there is great need OF help on the part OF
those who profess to enjoy this higher life,
These meetings are free to all and those who
do not usually attend regular church service
elsewhere are specially invited.
Cor. JAKE KEMPLE will give his famous
lecture on the Trials OF an Office Seeker, or
Why Walked Home" for the benefit OF the
destitute widow and children Of Gerighty,
killed by the slipping of the Market street
trench a few days ago, at the Opera House,
Friday evening, January 9th, and large
aud fashionable audience Is already assured.
The following committee has been appointed
to take charge of the receipts OF the lecture
and pay the same over to the widow: Messrs,
s. ?. Hildreth, John Walton, Carl Hamilton,
Thomas Z. Lewis, and Justice ]. W. Schultze.
LAST evening lodge was formed in this
city known rs Wheeling Commandery No, 50
knights OF American Brotherhood, German
Division. 1t was formed in Beethoven Hall,
and after the opening ceremonies an election
was had, with the following result: District
Deputy Grand Commander, L. F. Tho.
ma; Commander, Henry Blumenberg Vice
Guard, G. W. Fink; Chaplain, Julius Iohse:
Secretary Julius Blumenberg; Treasurer,
Charles f, Mayer. After the installation,
which was performed by DR.. Juergens, OF
Cincinnati, In the name of the Supreme
Lodge, several speeches were made, The
order starts out under auspicious Circum-
stances.
YESTERDAY morning about 2o'clock, some
thieves, with q diamond, cut ont pane OF
glass in the front door of c. Beutcr's tailor.
ing establishment on Eleventh street, and
pushing II in managed 10 unlock the door.
They got away with several pieces OF cloth
and some goods that were made up. Mr.,
Bepter computes his loss at two hundred
dollars. At the time the two patrol.
men on that beat were on Main street. They
heard the crash, but the echo was such that
the noise seemed to come from the river, TO
which point they hurried, but found nothing.
AS this beat does not iRclHde the north side
Of Eleventh street, no one contributing who
lives there, and US Beuter's door Is In the
shadow, the loss was not discovered until
morning.
| ASANtAl MlNHlHblsi WulCn appear nt the
Opera House tomorrow evening, won 1bis
high praise from the Boston Post when the
company was there: "Leayitts splendid
Minstrel combination give an entertainment
which commands the appreciation of all
classes, for 1t is excellent In every feature.
The selections are varied, and delightful
music and side'spiittinG fun alternate. The
company is strong in iGvorites, and the uuin-
tette OF old time celebrities give IN enter.
tainment which OF itself is worth the price OF
general admission tickets. Mr.. LeaYitt has
surpassed all expectation In the formation Of
this superb company, and all who follow will
DO judged hereafter by the highest standard
viz: leavitts Giganteans." Tickets for re-
served seats are now on sale at Wilson &
Banners music store.
YESTERDAY morning rumors were Ryins
around tho city about there being a
case Of smallpox somewhere in the central
portion OF the city. DR.. Edwards, city
Health 0HicGr,was interviewed by reporter
in his travels early yesterday afternoon, and
! he replied when questioned nhnnt tho mntInr