The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-03
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Miss Ida Hammond Is sick with the diph.

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Mis- Ida Hammond Is sick with the diph.
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A child Of VIM. Walden, OF the Fourth
ward srery low with scasle. fever. tlN
The sale OF tickets Tor tho Gypsy Queen
Will begin Saturday At N. l., Marsh's jewelry
store. = sg5trl gl-i F'l,l1l'
4 number Of new tulups have been placed
on tho street posts and the gaslight is much
Grant Baker yesterday to,k his place at
one Of The desks In the Cleveland 4 Pitts.
burgh freight Office. 4I,J'. 1I51 w. .1I
The safe thai has been IN The Mayors Office
FOR good while, Inns At length been bought
Of ]. y. Smith by the city. Tsl. M N'',''
Union street. between the u. & @. bridge
and the y. Il !. depot, especially, has in,.
proved In The last year wonderfully, as to lis
appearance. ''H.M 'aI.i0 mn
Miss Alice Winans has been appointed
teacher Of tho new school temporarily opened
t. the room adjoining the water works office
The salary is SIS. lf'o XIII - =
both The Lima and Ohio Valley foandries
arc making great many molds for glass.
houses IN other cities, besides making nearly
oil TINT are used here. G'.r y
Care should DO taken In arranging for
course Of lectures that the evenings selected
have not been already chosen by other mar.
ties Tor entertainments that would interfere
with large turnout. zi.Ia u ar5o
Tho platform men Of the j, & 0. railroad
hero have been expecting an advance In their
wnges, and hive been granted change from
- Is to 81 Is; but tho iay has been changed
from ten to eleven hours. j
bishop jaeger, OF Cincinnati, will be here
anu preach for The Eriscopal congregation
next tuesday anu Wednesday evenings. The
congregation IL preparing some exosllent
music Tor those occasions and MIS-. DR.. Sto.
well has volunteered 10 be osginist The
bishop has the reputation OF being one OF
The best preachers thu. we hear. N
st. c. iEsviLLE,
Mrs. Charles Hubbard Is visiting at Cleyc.
land. -
Twelve teachers certificates wcro granted
by the Examiners, Saturday. 5fII ~ =
Miss Mary Gable entertained an audience,
principally OF school children, las. night.
A.J. Benesch, n war claim agent, will he
In St. Ciairsvflie, Friday aud Saturday Of next
week. ,I5 A, arII ~, ~ - - "
Edward johnson, Of Dellaire, was brought
70 the County Jail yesterday, charged with
grand Iarceny.ll i--' - = ~"
William Lee, Of Bridgeport, was commit.
teu 10 Jail yesterday, to await examination
as 10 the condition Of his mind. tlr
Through soma mistake Belmont county's
Democratic majority Is given In most news.
papers rs six instead OF thirty.six. IA
TfaQ wara tfaaa3 Al.
railroad track on Tuesday by some unknown
persons. They were discovered by the ser.
tioil ooss and removed before the evening
train came Ia. ' -,4a
=, John seidwi!z, Of this place. fireman on the
ioIeuo' CINCINNATI 4 st. Louis railroad, has
been promoted to the position OF engineer
Northern railroad -
Accordngto the Auditors exhibit. the
following sums were paid for the County
printing and advertising: St. Clair.vilie |
uo:eIe, stoS.Io. st. Clairsville Chronicle, $50I,.
s., Bellairc Democrat, $40 90, GAINESVILLE |
Enterprise, S!5..5. c. l.. Poor,nan, $3.50,
Probate Court convenes Monsay for the
trial OF criminal cases The followiu. are
the cases: Ohio vs.. Ellen shnnley, selling
liquor TO minor; George McKiribaD, assault !!
Terry; Ivan Branden, assault and battery, and ]
Martin l.. Wilcox assault and battery.
Mrs. Sarah Mcconnell, OF Urichsyille. who !
was injured In the accident on the Northern
railroad last July, was in town last Saturday,
one OF her arms Is permanently injured, and
she Will shortly bring suit asains. the St
GAINESVILLE company operating the road. 1t
IS saiu that eminent counsel have been en-.
gagged BY both sides. III. - -
s7EtBESviLLE. b
The family relations OF a oEce happny fam.
ny have been disturbed by the wife, who |
without u due regard for the trust and conf.
dence placed in her by her husband. took
from bank in this city 5000, and left for The
East: The story Us related to your CORES
pendent Is substantially as follows: Frank
Eatott kept small grocery store in Pitts.
burgh where he lived. He married Mrs
Turner. who at one time resided in this civ.
Business being dull, he decided TO dispo.c If
ms stock and remove to PHILADELPHIA. Ia
brought his wife to this city, where she was
10 remain with the mother OF her first hus.
band until he could complete his arrange
'nents and close out his stock. He rave his
vile 5000, which she deposited in one of the
banks for safe keeping. On Monday she
drew out the amount deposited and, taking
heF months old child, proceeded to the
anhandle depot, where she purchnsod
a1ickot for Philadelphia, departing on the
hfst train going east, and IN to this late has
not been heard at. Her husband learning of
her departure, came to this city aud made an
|nye9llgaiiop, lie was very much Affected
and deeply regretted the course taken by h;s
VIE eSpresSlpsa hope that she would Re.