The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-24
LOCAL LINKS
In the Great Chain Of Contemporary
Occurrences.
couSciL this evening.

'sfRAILOlbIs ~ tue OpeIA HOUSE Tonight
We may be said 10 DO In the midst Of a
giddy Whirl Of amuSements.
THEsemi.Rnnual examination atthe seguin
Collegiate Institute will begin to-day.
The last will and testament OF Louis Linga.
mon was admitted 10 probate yesterday.
TIE creek was coated with Ice yesterday
and will furnish fine sport for skaters to-day,
TWENTIETH STREET, from Market to Chap.
line has received another coating OF lime.
St0he.
oSE marriage license was Issued yesterday.
A good business In this line Is being done
this month.
YErERpAY morning VIM. Neidermeyer, Of
the Eighth ward, fell on the Ice and seriously
sprained his left ankle.
The old Fifth ward market house bonds
were taken up yesterday and the late city
bonds given In their place,
The evening train on the Q. & p. was about
four hOun late last evening, caused by u
slight accident near Portland.
A MAN named Albert Conway, miner In
! the Etna Iron Works coal mines, had both
legs crushed by fall Of sOapstone yesterday.
FIVE deeds OF conveyance from the Green
wood Cemetery Association to various parties
were admitted to record by Clerk Hook yes
terday.
TnE case Of Henry Wilhelm charged with
obtaining money under false pretences was
continued yesterday by Squire Arkle until
Thursday.
c. S. TERRILL was yesterday qualified as
Notary Public, giving bond OF $50, witl.I,,
+. Jones as surety. lie was appointed in and
for Ohio county.
JAMES KEIPLE was yesterday appointed
guardian Of George kemple, orphan Of Ann
Il. Kemple, deceased He gave bond OF
$500, with Conrad Blchman as surety.
QUITE large meetingoi the members and
supporters Of the Second Presbyterian Church
met last evening and elected the Rev. Mr.
Cook, OF Hayre de Grace, Baltimore presby.
terry, as their pastor.
A MOST extraordinary rush for the reserved
seats for the Talmage lecture ut the Opera
House tomorrow night took place at Wilson
4 Banners music store yesterday. The sale
still continues there.
WAYNE county contributed Robert Vandel
to the penitentiary yesterday. He Is booked
for five years ON account Of felony. Sheriff
W. L. Wilkinson and Deputy Sheriff Charles
Smith accompanied him 10 MoundsVille.
1''iT Is highly probable that car load Of
MOundsville people will be up tomorrow
evening to hear Talmage lecture. The c. Y.
Lucas will run to accommodate Bellaire
people.
LAST evening Dennis and John McI.arkey,
Tim and Roger Glenn and Robert Belle.
vile were arrested by the police as the roughs
who entered the La Belle mill, two evenings
since, and pounded the Waterman in o lively
manner.
VIZ greatly regret making the announce
ment Of the death OF Isaac HardeSty, the
venerable father Of DR.. ]. H. l.. Hardesty, of
this city. The death occurred last evening
ut the residence Of DR.. Hardesty, corner Of
Twelfth and Eotf street.
A DIED made January 81, 1882, by Allen F..
Graham, trhstee, and Ann Graham, Of
this city, 10 William Bailey, Sr', of MeirOSe,
Mass, Of part Of the south side OF lot No. 80,
situated on the east side OF Main street, for
1900 was admitted to record BY Recorder
Hook yesterday.
TIE Ohio Valley Protective Union, Of
Wheeling was relicensed Saturday to do
business in this State, having complied with
the law, given bond, and so forth. 1t has
heretofore had n prosperous business, and is
doing we'll in Eastern Ohio Columbus State
Journal.
TIE Leasure Boat Club last evening elected
the following officers: President, John Roy;
Vice President, II. Neidemeyer; Correspond.
ing Secretary, +. Heller; Financial Secretary,
W. Briceland; Treasurer lawrence Roy;
Captain, ]. Develin. The club proposes 10
keep up an active organization and do good
work next season.
AT the ST. AlphOnsus Hall meeting Satur-
day evening, on the committee appointed
VIM. H. Iialer was named from the Third
ward. This was an honor that Mr.. Halter
most respectfully declines. lie is not in
accord with the views expressed at that meet
ing, but trains with the other side as his vote
in the last meeting of Council will show.
TALMAGE is to lecture in Wheeling on
Wednesday evening. The c. y. Lucas will
run. Ills subject Is "Big Blunders." He
will probably discover that he made big
one in coming to Wheeling.-Beliaire Inde.
pendent II the Independent man will come
up and look at the box sheet, he will see that
thIsguess is the biggest blundCr OF his prolific
career.
No lecturer ever visited Wheeling who
made as COED an impression or made as many
friends as did DR.. TalmaEe when he lecturcd
here last winter. He was greeted with n
large audience then, and We predict he will
be greeted with larger one on Wednesday
evening next We remind our readers that
the sale Of reserved seats begins this MORN
ing at 0 o'clock at Wilson & Banners music
store.
THE Committee on Fire Department met
| last night and agreed TO recommend to
Council the transfer of the bell from the
Hook aud Ladder House TO the Seventh Ward
Hose House; the purchase Of gongs for the
Hook and Ladder House and Hope Hose
House; the purchase Of a stove for the Hope
Hose House, and that iOFemen and hostlers
be paid $50 amonth.
Cor. KENPLE says he wants honor given 10
whom honor is due Mr.. John Walton, the
attorney, prepared the matter for his bill. II
is certainly very unique, novel and original,
and is creating great deal OF comment and
mirth. Tickets for the lecture by KempIc,
to take place on the eth inst, will be on sale
ut Wilson & Banners Music Store at o o Clock
on Wednesday morning.
THE wife OF Henry Wilhelm, the man now
in Jail on charge OF obtaining money under
false pretences says that she never got any Of
the money he obtained. A reporter who
visited tho house yesterday found things in a
deplOrable condition. There was little furni
ture and no fire in the house. She says that
| Wilhelm beat her and mistreated her cruelty,
and she is afraid Of him. She Is willing to
earn her own and her chlldren's living, and
prefers to do It rather than have her husband
in the house. He seems 10 be in fair way
not 10 trousle her for some time to come
TIE Poslofce Bulletin gives the following
late West Virginia data; The star service be.
tween Walkersville and Jacksonville has
been changed so as to give three services per
week between those points, from February |
to June 80. The name OF the office at Rollins
burg, Summers county, has been changed to
TaIcott. Hogan Barr has been commissioned
postmaster at Sycamore. New offices have
been opened at Belfonte, Braxton county,
Matyille, Raleigh county and Winifrede,
Kanawha county. with James G. Boon, BENZ
+. Hairless and HObincon D. Cassiday COM
missiOned pOstmasters Of the offices in the
order named.
A SINGING class has been opened in the
Sunday School rooms OF the English Evan.
gelical Lutheran Church, in whichinstruction
Of high order is impaired by Prof. Richard
StAhl. A number OF the members Of the
school have availed themselves OF this CD.
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