The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-12
LITTLE LOCALS.
Drlei Dlts OF Interesting News Rnd Gen.
"us eFal Gossip,

Bay weather for corn planting, but good
for the pastures. N. n
CONSIDERABLE change will DO made In the
y. & 0. time card next week. M
JuDGE JAcoDs Court Is tuking vacation,
It will meet again tomorrow. !!
SorljsD was entered at Clerk Hoox,s
office yesterday but two deeds OF trust.
Tng Opera House orchestra will nive con.
cerh nj lioInbrook's Park Saturday and Sun.
day. #nglIH JH NJ lIulTT',
The sclimulbnch Amateur Boat Club will
give u grind ball tlsls evening Ia koch's Hall,
Eighth Ward. -i ,asE. 7{Iao F.E'
4 new version Of "Alary Stuart" will be
added by Miss Mary Anderson 10 her roper.
tory next season. @.5, E3 l9ga-sIu
A DEMuEREK 10 the Indictment In tho case
o. The boy ilfe.bass will be arsued In Judge
Doyds Court to-day. NE y
TIE Knights OF Labor baliut the Academy
OF Music this evening bids fair to be a grati.
flying success and a very enjoyable affair Us
well. AS a0 ..s IiaiV' FFA's
Ar TIE meeting OF the Supreme Lodge
Knights OF Honor, at baltimore Yesterday
Judge Il. II. Cochran, of this city, was elected
Supreme Dictator ~ +,
TnE elegant and spacious Ice cream parlor.
OF q. Fioto, ut No. 102 Sixteenth street,
which were so POPULAR last season, arc now
open every day and night.
A NATURAL curiosity rs rare rs It Is won
deFful Is automatically reported 10 exist on
DR.. Compbell's place on the Bethany pike,
In the shape OF gOsling with four legs and
three wings. It Is living and well. Where
Is Barnum' ..Hrm. sar-
TmE "Lucillcs" md ''Ingersolls'i went owe,
TO the old fnlr grounds Yesterday to play balI
but were caught in the rain, md adjourned
to the grand stand, where they told titles
about the wonderful playing they did when
they were boys. rrH
ToNonRoy evening, the Shakespeare Club
will formally open It's new club rooms III TIT
Stanton 4 Davenport building, No. 1902
Market street. Tie committee having the
fitting up III charge hive made Il very cozy
and comfortable set OF rooms.
TiIE small orchestra at tho Opera House
last night was not churgeable TO any fault OF
our local musicians, but was occnsioned by
the musical director leaving the music for a
portion OF the instruments at Cumberland
their last previous stopping place.
lr was reported last night that Harden, the
Eighth Warder who stabbed Ills wife Tues
day night, had been drowned, aud his body
picked up down the river, but nothing wa.
known OF the report In police circles, and /,
was regarded as a blind to aid In the esca,st
OF the man. A t!oater was picked up be
low, but not identified.
LAsr evening Justice Philips fined Thoma.
Maekin $40 and costs for trespass aud In
default of payment he was committed. The
complainant was his sister, Mr. Mary BENZ
who claimed that Thomas took marble
topped table from her house. Thomas say.
1t was agreed that he should buy the table
ana he thinks 1t pretty hard that his sisttr who
be says he has helped support, should send
him 10 Jail.
THE Alnnnerchor singing society guve theil
second hop In their new hall last evening
and In spite Of the Indictment weather ther,
was quite nice little crowd present, and the
evening was most enjoyably spent by all in
dancins to Mayors music. The bills OF thi
society are uniformly so pleasant and sue
cessful that they have established an envia
Bile reputation, which makes it only ncces
large proportion OF the society and man,
outside friends
THERE seems to bea general misunderstood
ing on the Island In regard to Councilman
llildreth's course on the COW ordinance. Ill
! Is taken 10 task occasionally because OF il
defeat The facts ure that lie introduced ;
resolution in the Second Branch insiructini
the Solicitor to draw up such IN ordinance
but 1t was voted down, lie alone voting for il
The. Islanders should direct their righteous
wrath against MIR. lIildreths fellow members
who prevented him from securing even ;
chance to vote on such Il desirable measure
TIE popularity Of Gilbert and sulliyau
"fatlence' was again demonstrated las
evening by the fact that the Opera Hous,
was well filled in spite Of the rain and rencr
ally unpleasant weather. The PHILADELPHIA
Church Choir Opera Company presented the
opera in manner In keeping with It's owl
pleasing character, some Of the performers
being highly meritorious and the compan,
rs a Whole quite n creditale one, though moi
upto the standard established by the Hayerl,
company. E5s
SrEuBESviLLEs effort aftera fair this lal
does not seem to promise very hopefully o.
present, as the following from n local papc!
| indicates: 1.-THE directors are not willing tc
30 ahead lease grounds and create financial
obligations unlit the Stockholders pav IN
while the stockholders decline to pay II,
| until the directors have secured the grounds
arranged Tor buildings and given evidence
generally TINT they mean business, and thai
the fair will be held ut certain date, TIL,
consequence is nothing has been done ant
probably, will not be-" q.
THE Woman's Missionary Society OF Iii,
First English Lutheran Church have secured
correct Photographic likeness OF Rev. S. b
| Barniiz, former pastor OF the church, which
] they are selling for the benefit OF their cause
They have taken proper advantage Of desire
on the part OF many TO have such picture
and will be glad to furnish members OF thu
church. or any other friends, with cabinet
pictures nt SO cents or cards ut Is cents. Order
can be left with W. A. Heimberger, Marke,
street, or Rev. Mr. Dosnblaser, Sixteenth
street. >s5.g:| r.. ~. 81 ~
ONe OF the pleasantest little weddn,
parties OF the season assembled last evening
~ the residence OF Vim. II. Robinson, OF
Main street, to witness the marriage ccre
n'ony Of Mr. Will Davis and Miss Edit
Robinson. Rev. Pearson. rector OF st. Luke:
Episcopal church, oiliciuted. The happ,
couple were nude the recipients OF nunler
GUS elegant and costly presents which w
regret we have not space to enumcratc. Mr.
and Mrs. Davis start welded life under mes
| iefici'ous circumstances, and deserve all tn,
1 congratulations showcred upon them las
night. ..4F G}...l.lf
JArLoR DAVIS is running affairs very differ
emily THU they liuve been before In the pas
the front door has always stood open in III,
daytime, and any ohc could walk in uumo
Tested and converse with prisoners through
the corridor door. Is it any wonder ther,
were ESCAPES from the jail2 No one Is nov
allowed in tho hall but those who have bust
ness there. Wednesday n man tried to fore,
his way in and was SO disordcrly that 'Souir,
Philips committed him for thirty days. Yes
terday Ed Martin tried to ret in, in order Il
sec friend. Davis told him he could no
come in, and he then became disorderIy
Davis made complaint before Squire Philips
aud the Justice, in default Of 50 rs commit
ted him for thirty days. ~ -
NExr Tuesday afternoon there ..will1 b,
plenty Of sport On the State Fair grounds
provided OF course, the rain stops before
then and allows the track chance 10 dry of
There will DO three horse races; the first be
tween lIandlan's Lady Forrcstn and Wal
ter's "Neschnnn0ck'if for $500 Il side, bes
three In five. Tho second race will be be
tween the gray mare "Lady Warren" and I'll,
big bay" Gov. Jackson" Tits race was 10 have
been ;,rotted last Saturday, then Tuesday
but on each time the weather intcrfercd mic
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