The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-24
EEIGHnURHOOD NEWS,
MorSpsYlllF,

are set LOT ~ late as Monday next.
The show season being over, Advertising
Agent George Steel, Of Forcpaughs show,
Returned few days ago 10 take possession OF
his cosy new home In the Middle ward. h
These beautiful ''coon nights and the
lullness OF the "haw" season make l,oh
Calfee sigh for the juugles OF the "Dces'tl y
md the music Of his old time coon dogs.
Tho. SMILING countennnce OF our old
bachelor friend Uncle Billy Calhoun, who
has been soj?urhlng IN Colorado for sorne
months past, Is again to be seen on u street.
The. brass band craze IN It's most yirulent
! form has again broken out among the young
men Of our town. What have our neople
been guilty q, anyhow, that they should'b be
The bar department Ct the Kloman mill
has been oil since Thursday last, on account
OF Il broken plni0n wheel, The boiling fur.
naces and muck rolls" are booming right
along, night md day. i5GE. =
Pilot Joe Alexander. OF the Scotia, has
concluded 10 abandon the wheel, for time
ut least, and with Mr. Fink has purchased
the Misses Bakewell's grocery store In the
eecond ward, and will at once enlarge the
stock and continue the business,
Ono OF the billiards., OF Gilmer county.
who was unfortunate enough 10 DO fou, d
guilty OF attfxfns another nuns name to Il
paper writing, by means Of which he obtain.
ed about $75 unlawiully was received at the
State institution here Saturday last, TO re-.
main two years.
Messrs. Weaver Bardall 4 Co. have sold
and shipped over one hundred dozens brooms
per day during the past two weeks This
company had In stock about three thousand
dozen brooms on the first Of last month, have
beet working steady ever since and vet their
stock Is now reduced 10 about five hundred
dozens. ~ ~
a movement Is on loot among q number
OF the now silent lodge OF Knights OF ry,hias
here. to reorganize tho lodge, which will no
doubt result IN reorganization, with large
and active membership. II they can succeed
In getting "Spivins" 10 revisit us, aud deliver
one OF his eloquent addresses, the thing il
accomplished beyond peradyeuturc, Send
for ~. St. by ill mems. =
\ couple. Of Italians with MI immense
trained bear obtained large following and
raked in II goodly number OF dimes on the
street few days ago. Druin gave evidence
OF approach 10 civilization by eagerly drink.
ing beer from n glass held In his paws. A
pretty plain intinlation from the animals
trainers that they. too, liked beer fuiled 10
have the desired effect upon the persons who
supplied Bruin with several schoonets. vi
The ladies Of tho NJ. Z. Church are pre-.
pairing for festival and supper to he given
at Assembly Hall Wednesday evening next
for the purpose Of raising funds to pay A
balance on the new church bell, and defray
the expenses Of completing the tower and
placing the bell In position. Those having
the management in charge know no such
word rs fail, and the atiuir Is surc to be d
success. A pleasant evening Is assured to ali
who favor them with their presence ~ !
The company, sinking The I.intlsey's Run
oil well lave, finally concluded to abandon
TINT point, KY asc tearing down the derrick
preparatory TO setting 1t up In location 10
be decided upon tomorrow. The company
have three locations in view-one at Col. v,
H. Ceckayne's and one ut Frank Burley's
hosh on the river bottom, and one at Euoch
aiosslanders, about six miles up the middle
fork OF Grave Creek, upon one Of which their
ne5t venture will be made II the well
wishes OF tho citizens here had anything to
To with shaping the result OF theae gentle,
manly and nlnrky experimenters' venture
well in their next irial.
srEUBESvILlz.
The Mingo Iron Company contemplate
sinking coAl Shaft near It's works. Thev
propose TO 20 down until they find coal in
paying 1uattttt.. a
a Mr.. Trainer came to the city and left
his horse hitchel to post for almost uu en-.
tire day wi,hou. food. he Humane So.
ciety took charge OF the animal aud he was
compelled to pay charges.
nr. HAMILTON, Of Columbus, performed
the operation OF ovariotomy u,,on MIsa Mhrv
Davis, aged 20, daughter Of Sylvester Davis,
OF Springfield this county, yesterday. The OBJ
GRAFTON was performed successfully and tile
tumor weighed sixty pounds. Cases of this
Find IRE becoming quite frequent In this
County. The first operation OF this kind
ever performed was by DR.. Mcdowell, OF
Kentucky, who in 1909 successfully removed
nn ovarian tumor and 10 this country be.
longs the credit Of The discovery. !.
John @. llarter was OH trial yesterday for
the murder Of his brother on the afternoon
Of July a!.th. The case IS rather u singular
one when I'LL the circumstances CONNECTED
with tho murderare known. On tho niuht
OF February 9.b Ell lIaEtar, In a shooting
scrare, that occurred in saloon on lower
Market street, shot and killed one Geo,
Aldridge. liarcr Was arrested and indicted
for murder III the second degree. On the
s9lL Of July, only a short time before his
tr'al was to TAKE place, John q. Harter, the
brother now on trial, became intoxicated,
and going into the st. Charles Hotel, owned
by his father, and run by the prisoner.
threatened to shoot one Or. johnson.
Harter's father reconstructed with lin with
out SUCCESS, and Edward being upon the
street. and hearing the trouble, run in and
was shot BY his hFQther Elie at the time had
his Pistol drawn. Edward lived but a few
m'nuses The Stateis represented by llrose.
cutting Attorney Cook. assisted by W. II.
Hayes. while tile defence llas Owesny, Golfer
AMI Jordan. The examination Of witnesses
commenced this afternoon, II il believed
tliat the drfetce will introduce the INSANITY
dodge, and probably with pretty good
grounds. H.,
:. H ST. cLAiRsviLLE.
The Probate Court was in session yester.
day. @5 5, - $50 'o'' :
MI. J. P. Adams, OF Wheeling, is spending
u lew days in town.
Mr.. Charles l,aker and family left for Their
tloHe at Auburn, 4. Y, yesterday.
;, Rev. Thomas Balph, pastor Of the United
Presbyterian Church, had so far recovered
bis health as 10 be able to till bis pulpit on
Sabbath. IG.I0r.sTT -'''' - r - 80 :
A Councilman will soon be appointed by
The Mayor to Ill the upe1pirea term OF Dr.
George A. Close, who moved to Bellaire some
time ago. 8 7,,f; s-1'.'7"'' :
A young girl residing at Samuel Thomp-
sons, south Of town, fell from a tree Satur-
day, while gathering hickory nuts, breaking
her arm and leg andsnsta ming othcrinjuries
Two drunken roughs tried to take" the
Northern train last Saturday night. After
they were Knocked DOWN by young man
from St. ciaifsylle. they changed tGeir
John I. Rice, who was arrested for assault
aRd battery, waived an examinysion ycster.
day before Squire Davies, and was bound
oyer in the sum II $50 to appear before tie
Probate Court. = :, 90
William 9. Campbell, an aged citizen OF St,
Clairsvillc, had stroke OF apoplcxy on Sat.