The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-11
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NKARIY all our law makers are on hand
now.
HsEanx's Opera Company goes from here
TO Columbus
Scum FRLBRR left last evening for Cincin-
natl he says he is going to stay there.
CoNsrARIE EkUcHLtN had a lively time of Il L
yesterday getting drunken beggar into 1ail.
PAIR OF the Patience Company stopped at
the Mcclure and the others at the st. James.
ALL the merchant tailors will close at
O'Clock P, NJ, Saturday evening accepted, I'M
til March /.
A LrrrLR child of Mr.. Frank Woods fell
down stairs yesterday morning and cut itself
eyes
The Legislature will meet promptly at the
hour of noon, and no time will be lost IN
as this is an adjourned session.
Ar sweeney's lower foundry yesterday
large bell for the Mingo blast furnace and |
heavy driving wheel for the Riverside mill
were cast.
TIcKkrs will be on sale this morning at
Wilson & Banners for Pat Rooney s engage |
ment at the Opera House Friday and Satur- |
day nights.
The net proceeds OF the recent fair of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception foot
up 81 ,2sS IL Last year they were 81, No. A
handsome increase.
TuE MennerchorSingfn Society last even
ing serenaded Charlie Aul, the occasion being
his twenty-tifth birthday. He entertained
the society royalty at his house.
a BIG four horse wagon load of the boys
went out to Seiberts yesterday afternoon and
spent the time in his comfortable club house,
shooting playing billiards and ten pins and
having general jolly time.
A QUESTION of milage was raised yesterday.
All the old members say it is customary
to pay milage at an adjourned session, the
same as at any other, unless the two houses
voluntarily decline to receive II.
The Peoples Bank held its annual meet
ing of stockholders yesterday, and reelected
the old Board of Directors, as follows: John
Reid. Thomas O'Brien, A. Wilson, Geo. II.
HutchisSon, John Vockler and Frank Wal
ter.
owrNe to the fact that the Second Branch
wasted so much time in words over the re-
port of the Committee on Streets, Alleys
and Grades, last night, the First became dis
to-day for the city employees as natural
consequence.
THE condition of those men who were in
jured by the caving in of the 30-inch pipe
trench on Market street, Monday morning,
was not much improved yesterday. Meaheh
was removed to the hospital by Commissioner
Stein. The scene of the accident was visited
yesterday by large number,
THE West Virginia Mutual Aid Associa-
ton, the newly formed insurance company,
",
the following result: President, Oscar Sand
rock; Vice-PreSident, William Entlers; Sec
rotary, Prof. John C. Shea; Treasurer, II.
Meder; Medical Examiner. DR.. j. e. Smith
GeneralAge Ralph Sherlock.
TH intelligent and persistent compositor
succeeded yesterday in getting in but six of
the nine names of the gentlemen elected as
managers of the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge Company. The full board is as fol-
lows: ]. n. Vance, A Allen Howell, NJ.
Il D. L. N n sek Tns STa1I
A, ]. Clarke, Louis c. Stifel end a. Wilson
Kelly.
TIE work of laying the thirty inch water
main is progressing with rapidity on Market
street, but unfortunately the filling up pro-
cess does not keep even pace, and as result
the street looks as if there had been a vast
upheaval. The Lava beds of the west would
lose all their power TO amaze the traveller or
interest the scientist if they could first in
spect Market Square.
LAST evening James G. Maloney, superin,-
tendent of the City Prison, reported as fol-
lows: Prisoners on hand December l, o; re-
ceiyed during the month"; %; time expired,
10; released by City Sergeant, s; died, l; in
prison January i, b. Expenses during the
month, S1O03l. Average cost per prisoner
per day, 20 cents. Accompanying this re
port was resolution ordering the payment
of bills aggregating S1S5.57, but the reports
were not reached.
CONCERNING "ChiId of the State" to be pre-
Se0beO at the opera HOUSE L1lS evening" IDe
New York Herald of April %, 1880, said. "a
Child of the State" strong melo-drama, was
given last night at Walfack's theatre to a
large house. 1t cannot fail to hold the inte-
rest of everyone, and it has startling situa-
tons enough to insure rum. The Philadel-
plIia Sunday Mirror says: There is no reason
why "Child of the State" should not achieve
popularity akin to that of the 1.-TWO
Orphans"
Ii the Municipal Court yesterday the case
Il, 7 lon, 4
ministratrix of the estate of Hiram Martin,
deceased, was tried to jury composed of
Michael Edwards, ]. w. Grubb, r. S. Irwin,
Daniel Schambra, Daniel Whitehead, d. X.
Behler, John a. Lash, NJ. Gutman and Mark
Weller. This suit was to recover 81 600 al
legged to be due on board bill. The jury re-
turned verdict of $40 80, but the defend-
ant moved for a new trial.
ABOUT 7:3o o'clock last evening there was
a fire discovered in the oil shed of the Etna
Iron Works at Etnaville Although it was
raining at the time, the woodwork of the
building was SO saturated with the fluid that
the flames made rapid Roadway. Before the
men, who responded quickly, could check
the fire, it had communicated with the waste
room and clay shed. The damage will
amount to about $500 and is fully covered by
insurance. The fire, it is supposed, origina-
ted from spark dropped from lantern of
an employe.
Last evening IuGTe was u very pleasant
wedding in the Eighth ward, and one that
will not soon be forgotten by those who were
present. The contracting parties were MIR.
John Mack, of Salem, Ohio, and Miss Lena
Zimmerman, who was but recently popular
teacher in the German department of our
public schools. They were married at 8 1
O'Clock at the residence of the brides parents,
No 1907 Jacob street, by the Rev. Mercwein.
Afterwards very pleasant evening was spent
in ArbenZ Hall. The young couple left on
the midnight train far their new home, fol-
lowed by the good wishes of host of friends. |
YESTERDAY afternoon Anthony Stauver, the
ieweler near the iron bridge, went into the |
saloon of Dave Stein on Thirty-third street
with friend to get drink. Stauver's story
is that last May STEMS wife bought ring Of !
him and partly paid for it in old jewelry, |
leaving balace of about S. unpaid, which |
she warned him not to say anything about |
to her husband. Seeing her in the dining |
room yesterday he went in to sec her aboutthe |
balance and shut the door behind him. Stein |
was partly full and this aroused his jeal- |
ousy. stauver had no more than shut the |
door behind himself when it was opened and
a singing blow given him by Stein. Stauver
swore out warrant before Squire Schultze, |
which was served and the case set for ten |
o'clock this morning.
LAST Saturday the three trustets of the Anal |
gamated Association of l., S. & r. w. of the |
United States held their regular quarterly |
meeting in Pittsburgh. Mr.. G. d. Thomp- |
SON. who is one of the three. has returned |