The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20
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yesterday. a%.G&'f '5 IN
Tit. Thermometer has finally become alnbi.
tiOus 10 rise. vast raE'HfI@ NE
TnE 81. Lawrence folks will be home at
A. u. to.tny. UHF rj.f
Tas first Strawberries have appeared In the
local markets. lr..' 3 atggGF.l G1l9
Tue Spring changes In the railroad time
tables are about due. ral35 lI1',s
Tux garden hose Is again prominent ur.i.
clio OF household furniture. 81. -Er
SEVERAL more sensations OF tho Reoi,,er',
pct kind are being whispered about.
ALL the summer gardens and other popu.
lar resorts out the pike are now open. x.
Nor much interest was taken last night In
the selling OF pools OH this afternoons races.
The South Side Singing Society had pleas.
ant little social dance ut Arbenz's Hall lust
night. o gp5I-- 81
A coLoIIp infant was left OIL the Doorstep
OF n colorcd family on Zane street yesterday
morning. 'rM'
The arrest Of the North Wheeling fire bugs
has had the effect OF giving the department d
pretty good rest. No. ...5.r- ...-.J
REPORTERS and policemen are regular MI.
cawbers these days-all waiting for some.
thing to turn up" ,1a d
TIE new time tables on the Il, & 0. road
10 into effect to morrow, and on the i. W. l.
Ky. next Sunday. -ta
SOME very elegant invitations arc now be-
ing issued by the graduating class O, the
Wheeling Female College. MIRA
.seulRE PlIlLIrs has fitted up his Office so
nicely that 1t will no longer be sarcasm TO
ratI II n NtatueR - l., " d % I
1IoBps, DnockrsIEn 4 Co.'s glass house, in
South Wheeling, Is supplied with slack from
bridgeport, which Is hauled in wagons.
A SWARM OF bees alighted on tree In East
Wheeling yesterday, and Mart Riesbcck cap.
tured them and provided them with hive.
AUDITOR Miller has received from Indian.
apolis u desk for his office In the State House,
| which Is one OF the most elegant pieces OF
furniture in Wheeling.
Dr. BuLLARD's buggy was upse. yesterday
on Eleventh street, and threw the horse over
with 1t. The driver tried TO make too short
a tnrn. No serious injury resulted.
| A DEED made by Mrs Sallie Il. IIazlett and
Others to Ella Y, Frank for piece OF ground
on the Island, for $300rwss admitted 10
record yesterday in the Recorders office.
The Bethlehem Literary Society will in
dulsc in fishing party up Wheeling creek
today. There will be a band and many
persons from Wheeling and vicinity along
MARTiS's FERRY veterans will strew flowers
on Col. Thoburn's grave, in Mt Wood Gene.
terry, on the Both. This ought to stir the old
Wheeling soldiers up to some effort TO show
their veneration for their dead comrades. q
Mas. HirE, from st. Joseph settlement, who
had var.otomy performed on. her some
three or four weeks agot by Dr.. Alderman, Mt
tho Hospital, left for her home yesterday,
! almost entirely recovered from the operation.
TIE case OF the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road Company vs.. G. 7. Whitaker 4 Son,
which has been OIL trial in Part II OF the Cir.
cult Court for the past week, was decided yes.
terday, the jury returning verdict for the
| defendants. a5'
TIE statement made in the Wheeling Req.
isler by its Washington correspondent that
two parties were negotiating for the pur.
chase OF the W. 4 W. railroad, lis unfounded.
At least Gen. Temple, President Of the road
says he has no knowledge OF such oyertures,
'iayne'lury Independent
IN Judge Jeliers's court yesterday morning
Watt Marshall, OF the North End, was fined
81 and costs for ncgecting to pnt the side.
walk in front OF his residence in repair when
notified to do so, in accordance with the or.
dlnanceS This is another ordinance which
has heretofore been almost dead letter, but
which it is now proposed to enforce.
The prospects OF an iron lockout are hay.
Ing the effect OF muking times extremely dull.
Every mill man who has little spare cash
now is resolved 10 keep it until the LIST OF
June is passed, and the decision Of the manu-.
iacturers known, consequently the saloons
and restaurants are poorly patronzed, and
the Police court has frequent .'whitewashes. f."
WHAT do you know" II reporter asked
one OF the amateur judges known rs Justices
OF the Peace, yesterday. II know that the
habit disreputable characters have OF loasing
in the Upper Market House is an intolernble
nuisance" was his reply. The city police
came to the same conclusion some time ago,
and Officer Junk ins, Of that ward, has orders
to strictly enforce the ordinance against
ioungns there. Bummers, take warning.
YESTERDAY Mike McGra,h. OF East Wheel
ing, was driving cart belonging TO man
named Carney, OIL Seventeenth street, and
attempted to cross the HempGe!d Railroad
Truck While train was approaching DAN
Gerousiy near. Sevcra! bystanders warned
him, but he made q contem ptuouy reply aud
drove on. The engine struck the cart and
knocked it over, but fortunately did no
serious damage, though NIL the spectators
were surprised to sec that it did not.
A CERTIFICATE of incorporation has been
granted by the Secretary OF State to the Mar.
tins Ferry Stove Works, corporation of
| Wheeling anu Martins Ferry men, who pro.
pose TO run II stove and hollow ware foundry
u the latter place. The capital stock is So.
COZ. and the privilege is reservcdof increasing
1t to sloo, 900 by the sale OF additional shares
OF stock from time to time The company
yesterday filed notice with Clerk Hook, 10
the effect that they had duly appointed and
empowered K. Ii. Cochran and 0. X. Woods
to act us their counsel. E.l. - So
AN article appeared in this mornings
Register which reflected upon the character
OF Rev. Mr.. Heaton, OF Mechanicsyille, O.,
and also stated that an old gentleman named
Chas. Gilland had been kidnapped and was
now qsiartcrcd ut DR.. kurz's, in this city. DR..
kurz informs us that most OF the sensational
tale was n base fabrication. The mother OF
" kurz's wife is visiting ut their house, and
this Mr.. Chas. Gilland is her brother. The
Doctor says he was not carried Off by force or
anything OF that kind but is simply there on
a visit to his sis!er.-Bei'aire Tribune 5. s.
TAXING ono consideration with another, an
islanders lot is not u happy one. In addi.
'S' " w. w" haiohhkGf NlIeuIy 10
in our columns, and which has caused the
ancient cognonlen OF "The Garden Spot" to
be changed to "The Pasture Field" there are
number OF bad places over there which
threaten to bankrupt the health Of the COM
munity. One Of the worst Is in the alley
west Of South broadway and between Zane
and Virginia streets, The attention OF the
Health officer has been called to it, without
effect, and now protest to be sent in to
Council Is being numerously signed by resi-.
dents OF that vicinity. g.
--,gI.1. Tic DcCnying Ark, ,r5
at the meeting Of Council Committee on
Real Estate yesterday evening Mr.. Arm
strong who represents the EaSt End Duchv.
introduced a resolution providing for the
evacuation OF the ancient hall before II
collapsed, and iEs;ructing committee 10
look about and procure other quarters for a
term OF three years. The resolution provoked
quite fire OF rhetorical shots from tho ma.
jority OF the members OF the committee, who
did not seem to be rs panic stricken rs the
Fourth ward statesman. Mr.. Hull expressed
great surprise that such resolution should
be Introduce at all, and added that Mr.,