The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09


The immortal jim. was In town yesterday
and lectures" tomorrow - :
The G. & 2. railroad will soon have another
through freight train running to Bellairs..s !.
The policemen ate hereafter 10 conlne
Themselves, Us Il general rule, to their own
wards. 80 ~" t;9l E,-NtsSl !
Chas Dankworth, OF MERGERS wharf boat
will reward whoever returns to the bout a
COW, that broke her rope and wandered olf. i
Yesterday the shed that has protected the
wbrklnen on the Soldiers Monument was
torn away, that part OF the work being
finished. ,Irs FIX. nj ,s,I-1.l. ~ =
The Democrats were rejoicing yesterday as
though they had done the thing themselves.
The Democrat Office Lud atlsg flying early in
the morning. 9a 'p','p -'5all : ~
Wilmnr Sniyely, assistant secretary at the
Belmont glass house, and Will Garrett, ship
ping clerk, will 20 to the new Elson works ut
Martins Ferry. ,:
Mrs Mary Meals mineral services were
held in the evening and her body was taken
to Pennsylvania on tho G. & r. train at $40
yesterday morning, .',.i'.g gti9'r'
Commencing with next Sunday, tle1ewj]]
be some more changes on the b. 4 Q. railroad
time table. The other roads here have as yet
not made ihe usual full change. =, =.
The B. 4 O. railroad has accepted the city's
proposition as TO the Belmont street bridge
over It's tracks, and n committee has been an.
pointed to prepare plnns for the work. q =,
4. !. Smith. Of Cleveland. asaistant mana.
ger Of tho pennsylvania Company for the CI'
train. lie way accompanied BY Superintea.
dent ?. Bruner and Master Mechanic W, F.
Beardsley, Of Wellsville. :. ~ s'tNiIt.f
Z MARTINS yEEty. ,,tI,.s'l y II
An Az our legal luMinarlvs are attending
works. =.
Add Frazier has commenced Ills new house
in Eewlunds last addition. ~ =,
The Elson stack Is ninety feet high now,
and will be finished in u day or two. -i%,ii1I
Mayor Mitchell says he is feeling better,
aud ex presses no fears Of going into decline
The Little Anna has become so regular in
h.: trips again that yoA eoA4 spty p6r witch
Rev. I. r. Jones isS delighted by another
ala!t'2n 10 h!s very pleasant little family
IT'S little girl -. - III
J. X. McC,Ine has opened nice grocery
and produce store on the corner OF Walnut
and Fifth streets. b..
Mr.: Allen Beagle. Q: Ga1iis, O., is here with
load OF apples. and is having no trouble 10
sell them at 81 80 per barrel. IT,
Mr.. Mathew Beagle Is back from MICHIGAN.
He was ia2oMblY impressed with tho nlucs
enough so to purchaae small farn,. lr''h5I
The entertainment given by Stuart Rogers
at Commercial Hall, Tuesday night, drew a
lairly large audience, but not enough TO pay
expenses. =. rf'fy - y; ;tf;''ii0', 80
pQpnpi! failed Of q quorum Tuesday night
on account of the lecture at Camnerciai HaIL
Il was agreed that The meeting should hu Lell
this evening, ,8u Ssg;iti 49,, .4,i6 n+,
Most OF our officials were absent at ST.,
Clairsvlllc yesterday, in attendance ut Court.
They We're subpGnaed as witnesses In the
case Of the State VI. Otto Gilmore, the negro
who cut Policeman Linn 50 badIyu few weeks
RIO ~ ';tt al l,44.&1&g tilHr, u naEtaI
ALBERT Nink, OF Wheeling, Is moving hls'I
household goods to this pl. ce,s md viii &c.
cupy rooms In tho new hotel for tho present,
He will I'LL one Of the rooms on the ground
floor with stock OF furniture as soon As the
room is completed. ~ z - S5i' -,
i4ue EAcelsl0r CorneL Dqnu are trying 10
uee1T'::s @ snheme TO obtain enough money 10
pay for their new instruments, Aul iNVieW
OF the fact that festivals here are always sue:
ceessiul, they, are thiaking Of giving QUE. dir;
iny the holidays, Giif ! is1iIiSi SE,iss"S
. The farmers are busy hauling In their pro.
duce, and arc getting good prices: $40 per
ton for hay, 90 cents per bnshel for potatoes,
IS and GO cents per bus elA for. corn, s.. 50 q
harral FIR unnlaV IN and OK 10 a ,.o,,..
butter, Is cents for eggs and everything In
The decision Of Supervising Inspector
tating blot Keller, caused feeling Of tndip,I
nation among some OF our people, who can
see no reason whyrrilot Long should be
punished and Pilot Keller escape. AZ number
OF our people saw the collision, and think
that tho blame should rcst on tho Ec,oto piio1
and ogners, ut least equally with the l.oinas.
Wewitnesaed to-day hay and straw bailcr
being operated by the HoY}e BROS. 1T " most
certainlya great improvement on the old
style: We saw them put up. a $50 pound
bale in six minutes and, !: can be operated
much less time BY, CT pesienced work man
The whole machine isncelY saualea, and
ean he taken Ia any part 81 tie farm y rrv
easily, Il only weighing, all complete, about
2SOO pounds. vi 5a,li 4, e Z =,
TO the surprise Of everybody, physicians
Included, Frank Crowl the wounded lad wac
decidedly better yesterday, and talked Iouite
freely with those about HIN, showing no Dis. !
t4rhpa eandi'iop Of his mental faculties. Tia
narrated the riIcAmstanass ! attending tbss,I
shooting, aud lnaniFed about his newspaper
route, aud who WIS carrying itq The M repIs
and frienlsure oyerjoyed Vi the prospici ihat
Frank has not BEEN mpftally woundeJ
though tGe lpptpFa d9! pot ypi allow slLst
tbsFe " much TO hops iof as hIs'eoaalsIdN