The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-10
LOCAL. RREvITlES.
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LOCAL HHEvITIEs. ~,
Photographic pcmciiinas on Passing
Events.
Tns comet still shines. -,,-4N tvi "
"GALArEA" this evening.
ONLY one arrest yesterday.
TnE rain Is getting mono.onous.
THERE are 1904 po.,onlees In West vir
ginia. ' ,1'-a i"T :"
ONLY three petty cases in the Police Cour.
yesterday. H
To uAy Is the anniversary OF the big Boston
fire Of 1872.
rorlrny s,liiens In price rs Thanksgiving
approaches. ~g1 W'
Tmr lI"nlon Brothers are booked for zanct
VILE i0.nlghi. ~ Sr
TnERE are Gls patients In the West Virginia
Insane Asylum. I1 49,. Lw
0SE rnuro marriage license was issued yes.
terday. The couple ARE young Germans.
THIS ism funny Fall. We refer TO the ait
umn, aud not tie result OF Tuesday alleged
elections. 9-
CoEw Is being cribbci by Il number OF
farmers, but Is not sufficiently dry to be
placed In large hcnps. .iI -I"
A rnoNlSESr an,i.Stalwart has hit It OK.
actly. lie says the atInir Of Tuesday wis not
IN election, but rejection.
TIE Little Anna will make II special trip Ia
Martins Ferry tomorrow night after the per.
forHiaHce at the Opera House.
No EusiSGS Of Importance was transacted
In the Municipal Court yesterday, aud In ad.
iuurnmeut was ordered Ill Saturday.
Bon MAI1ilarL was run IN again last night,
this time by officer Bird. lis oilense was
profuse swearing on the public street. .
Crock sewers are being laid In several
places between South Broadway, Island, ard
the lack river, They we're sadly needed.
Tnr llanlons repeated their laughablc
cnpors IN Ne Voyage Ell Suisse" attllc Opera
House las. night to full house in spite Of
the bad weather.
Tue Starlight Social gave u monster ball
ut Turner Hall last evening Everything
r1ssed o.! pleasantly. Mayors orchestra fur.
nished the music.
TiE difficulty in the fire alarm Telegraph
hls been discovered and renedieu. 1t was
caused by n cross wire ut the corner OF Main
and Fourteenth streets.
TIE attention OF the Board OF Public Works
is urgently directed 10 the horrible condition
at present Of The street crossings, especially
those on the pcently paved streets. Put the
Scrapers to work at 0noO.
OuR Democratic friends seem to be as much
in doubt whether to jubilateoyer the Novem.
Der elections as were the Republicans owe,
that OF ten. Golf. The Jefferson Club tloesn't
seem 10 boom ms it might be expected to.
last evening Miss Francis Geriug was very
pleasantly surprised by a number OF her
friends The OCCASION was her birthday. The
Young folks met ut the residence OF j. A,
GrrinS and from there proceeded 10 Swar 81
Hall. where the evening-was spent dancing,
WEDNESDAY evening ehon! thirty,hyc
young people, accompanied by Mayors or
chtstru, called Ut the h0Spitabe residence Of
?. Schcehie, Esq. on Chapline street. aatl
surprised his son Philip and bride. who yes
tartlay returned TO Philadelphia, their home
The evening vas one OF genuine pleasure
and enjoyment.
POSTAL cards were yesterday printed and
sent all over the country Offering Il reward QI
so for the recovery OF the diamonds and
ljUwelry stolen from Josie Wright, 4. Madnmf
! Chisnelrs. Oh Tuesday evening. No tangible
/ clue has been discovered to the guilty party
or the manner OF the robbery. 1t was Ger,
tainly n very mysterious one. aud furnishes q
! tcIiPt'iN lop lUE uGteCtlNcs,
TnEEE vii; be a Temperance mass meeting
at Fourth street NJ. L. church this evening
every effort is being put forth 10 make it al
ocaasiou Of interest aud profit TO uii who
s.ay attend. Matters OF great Importance
will be presented f)r the consideration OF all
persons interested in the snGGess OF the tom
ppraice cause. Short addresses IVY the Esstor
DR.. Smith, Hon. c. L. urnnn,er, Rev. 9 4!
| Ia al n ~
O'Clock. H.
On Tuesday morning Matthias siumpp, O.
Martins Ferry. formerly driver for Key
mann's brewery, and vel! Known Throughout
the city, iell from the c. Il +. platform a
rail Of the track. His fall was painful, bu
no serious results were unprecedented. III
grew gradually worse, however, and 0. Wed
ncs,lay evening his injuries resulted IN hi!
death. His cdrpnlenee made the fall parti
cularly severe. His death will be regIetted
b. many friends in Wheeling.
TIE following is the programme for the
Belmont County Teachers Association, tc
meet at Glencoe, tomorrow, November lth
Forcnoon-Lnaugural address, prtsdcnt.elect
". /. Talbot, 1lendrysburg; paper, "What
Shall Our Harvest Be?' I. A. Drunlnond
Morristown; diEuaaion r. G. Wood, Barnes
VILE Afte.noon=Papcr, "0ur English
Miss Mary 4. Claylanli, lirilseaonl discus
sion. ". Cone, Cope; discussion. ''Town?liiI
System" Superintendent II ". Peck, Barnes
willie paper, "Rcadipg,' T. Il. Thomas, Glen.
coe; discussion, !. a. Henderson, Belmont
The Association will meet ut 1880 \. N.
LAST night about II O'Clock as Lieut.. Syi.
Wis, OF the Central Station force. wlis strolling
along Market street above Twelfth, he heard
Il groan which came from the doorway OF
Gans' barber shop, which was closed In.
vestigatins, lie found Mr.. John IL. lloon, OF
the Island, lying there suffering great ra;p
from broken limb AIr. lIoon was on liz
way home, when lie stepped on . we: iron
cellar door and fell, badly bseaking the bones
OF one OF his ankles. The street ut the tjn,O
was deserted, There being no one near he
crawlea 10 the place where he was found for
shelter from the Storm. A physician and
carriage were summoned ind the injured
man taken home. .e--.
YESTERDAY afternoons handsomely dressed,
middle nged lady attempted to cross Market
street, Just above the City Building, ut II time
when vehicles We're tie th;ckesl. 1t was
raining and the street was covered with dark,
Shiny mud Tile lady was about two.thirtls
across, when she slipped and fell. An ex.
press wagon was coming down the street at u
rapid rate OF speed, and before the driver
could check his horse it was almost on the
lady. She saw her danger and quickly roll.
ing over and over was out from under the
animals hoois. She was helped to her feet
and hurried rapidly away. No one knew
her. She was covered with mud.
TIE lIarrisonr, Alice and Louis, who have
heretofore been seen only in burlesque and
musical extravaganza, appeared at Siblos
last night In a more serious dramatic work.
They played tho parts Of a young Italiap
brot her and sister Of the fruit-yender, street
singing class in piece by Leonard Grover,
entitled viva; or. a Sisters Sacrifice" The
melo.tlramatic character is relieved by, M,
mcrous songs, DANCES and general drolcry Of
| the sort with which the IIarrison'g are iden-
titled. Miss Alice excited enthn,iastn III the
serious and pathetic scenes. Indeed the audi.
ence applauded the whole performance very
literally. and the leading artists were several
times called 10 the ghls.-Aew lork Ter
aid. =
NEwsrAr1n men occasionally have thrilling