The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-14

was provoked
THE benefit ball OF the local Land League,
at Turner Hall last night, was quite largely
attended. Coekayne played free Of charge,
Fahd Martin Thornton furnished the supper, |
which was gotten up In his usual appetldng |
style.
A LARsEnumber Of our young folks danced
the houl away in FFanzheim's Hall last
night, and enjoyed themselves heartily II
was commentary affair, rendered Miss Lulu
Shores, Of Cleveland, who Is visiting on the
South Side.
IT seems that some confusion still exists as
to the identity Of the DR., Kelly accused Of
using SOME very OpprobrlOus language few
nights ago. That person was G. NJ Kelly,
the druggist, and not DR.. @, w. Kelly, the
physician on Sixteenth street
Ak interesting revival Is In progress In
Chapline Street Church, Rev. Hite's church.
A spirit Of determination to work great
awakening has taken hold Of the people, and
an encouraging number Of revivals have
already taken place. The meetings will con.
tinue through next week.
CHARLIE EASrwooDs singing Of "Fritz"
Emmetts "Lullaby" at the Opera House last
night was exceedingly fine. The musical
performance Of Sbarpley 4 West is also on
unusually good feature, while Pat Rooney
himself needs TO be seen TO be properly APP
preciated." The bicycle riding Is admirable
also,
TIE City Council Legislative Committees
subcommittee 10 examine the city charter
with view to proposing amendments Of
character to perfect It's provisions, met yes
terday, and made considerable progress In
their examination, but did not find any pro.
vision which In their opinion called for
amendment
THURSDAY night, about II o'clock, Louisa
Harden, daughter OF John Harden, aged
about 10, was most severely burned about the
face. neck and breast while trying to extin.
guish lamp which exploded. She was
living with Mrs. John King, In the Eighth
ward. DR.. Pipes Is attending tue girl,
and, while the burn Is serious one, he
thinks 1t Is not fatal.
Born branches OF Council last evening
ordered the Committee on Water Works TO
select site for an additional reservoir and
have 1t surveyed by the City Surveyor 1t Is
the Idea Of some Of the members thnt 30 soon
us this Is done, and the present limestone
broken up at the city prison There Is a sup
ply that will last for about two montls), TO
put the prisoners at work excayating.
Two MN, Charlie 0'Brien and another
named Young. got into an alteration on
Seventeenth street last night out Of which
0Brien came with very badly cut up head.
Dr. Kelly, who attended him, had TO take
twenty-Odd stitches at different places In his
scalp. He said the injuries were inflicted
with metal knuckles. Both men were ar
rested, but subsequently released on bail.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
deed made January 2, 1889, BY Jacob Horn.
brook, trustee, and Corinna Wilson to Mary
A. Franzhiem, for 5000, Of part OF lot No.
II situated on Main street between Ninth and
Tenth streets; also deed made January l2,
1882, by Alexander G. Paxton to Elisha W.
Paxton, for 81, $50, Of lot No. l2 In square
No. II on the west side of Chapline street.
SECRETARY OF STATE srALSAxER yesterday
issued certificate OF incorporation to the
kanGwhn Wood Pulp Company, OF Wood
county. One hundred thousand dollars Is
the capital stock, and the cOrpoutors are
three Parkersburg men and two from MasSa.
chsetts The object Is TO establish mills for
the manufacture Of wood pulp, which now
enters so largely into the composition OF
paper.
A SERIOUS collision occurred at Burton.
Ohio, yesterday morning about three O'Clock.
Freight train No. lG, on the Central Ohio di.
vision Of the d. 80. road, was closely followed
by No IL. Just ut Burton the rear train
crushed heavily into the forward one. Eight
or nine cars and the engine Of the rear train
were almost demolished, and trains were de.
layed considerably. Some live stock is re.
ported killed.
MEAnEH, one Of the men injured by the
CnWns In Of the trench on Market street last
Monday, died at the hospital yesterday
morning, about five o'clock. This is the
second death resulting from the accident
Meaheh leaves large family in the most
destitute circumstances, and their condition
now will DC truly deplorable, and should re-
as well as the officials.
The ner.Rooney combination at the
Opera House last night had one of the best
audiences us TO number that have gathered
there this season, and the applause and
laughter were continuous 1t Is one of the
best companies in existence. Another per-
tormance will be given at the matinee this
afternoon, and again tonight, and the house
will no doubt be crowded to It's utmost CO.
pacity on both occasions.
A CERTIFICATE of incorporation was yester-
day issued to the Valley Fertilizer Com
pany," an organization which proposes to
manufacture commercial fertilizers and sell
ing them, and make implements and ma
chimes, ut Charlestown, Jefferson county,
The mandatory now owned and operated
by Lippett 4 Co., at that place, is to be used
by the company. Two hundred thousand
dollars is the sum named US the capital stock.
CRY SOLICITOR CALDWELL last evening re-
ported TO Council the fact that suit had been
entered on the 18th inst, in the Circuit Court,
By John d. Downs to recover $l2G 25 and in
terest from July l. 1881, together with the
costs, from the city. Downs was employed Mt
the Water Works as q contractor and Super
intcndent Riddle refused to certify TO his bill
for 81 per day. Both Branches referred the
communication to the Committee on Claims,
The papers served are made returnable on the
18th inst.
Council last evening passed an ordinance
amending the present Fire Department ordi-
name increasing the pay OF engineers
from 5000 to $40 per annum' and
increasing the full paid department
by the putting of foreman and
hostler in the Seventh ward and Hone hose
houses and hOstler, tillermah and foreman
in the hook and ladder house. The Hone
hose house is being repaired preparatory to
occupancy
AT the annual election of officers OF the
Zane Street NJ. L. Sunday School the follow.
ing persons were elected for the ensuing year;
Daniel Dinger, Superintendent; George W.
Simpson, Assistant Superintendent; S. Rls.
niger, Treasurer; Harry Guham, Secretary;
WIN. Taylor, Assistant Secretary; Joe Spen.
Ger, Librarian; john Morrey aud Allie lib.
berd, Assistant Librarians Miss Carrie Wag.
ner, Organlst Mrs. Rutter and Mrs Merchant
in the primary department The present
management respectfully invites all friends
interested in the welfare Of the school to
come.
TIE Eighth ward hose company had
lively time Of It yesterday. The alarm line
was out Of order, and the Chief decided to
send in special test from City Hall. He
telephoned the Atlantic central stationl TO
cut out the Capital bell division, as he was
going TO test No. %. He failed, however, to
telephone the other eommpanies. The VlGi.
liant and United failed to catch the correct
number, and telephoned the Atlantic to find
out the true state of affairs. AT the Eighth
ward, however, they got % strong andClear,
and there was fun. "Spot" howled for ioy
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