The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-05
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Brief Items of Local news and Intel.
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ONCE more we have water and man can
wash his handsand face.
SLEIGniNO may be looked for next There
!! splendid foundation for 1t, especially out
the pike
TIE Harugari Society will hold public |
installation at Notes Hall in the Eighth
ward tonight
A NEw floor has been laid 10 FranEheims
Hall, and dancing on II Is said 10 be simply
Superlatively utter.
THE skating in the vicinity OF the tunnel
Is said 10 be simply glorious. The creek was
crowded with skaters yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. MICHAEL CoFrEr will continue as
night boss at the South Wheeling Glass
House, all reports TO the contrary nOtwith.
standing.
JuDoE JACOBS yesterday adjourned part two
Of the Circuit Court to court In course. The
next regular term opens the second Monday
in April next.
THEIR will be large and elegant reception
given at the residence Of A. Allen Howell
Esq, on Chapline street, In honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Earl oglebay.
JOHX WArERHorsE was yesterday appointed
administrator Of the estate OF John r. Stent.
eel, deceased, giving bond in the sum Of 800,
with John sPeidel as surety.
The Ku Klux costume used by dennis
in the last act Of "a Fools Errand," to
Brighten, "that witch AcSab," Is genuine
article, captured by Judge Toungee In North
Carolina, upon the person Of It's owner.
The Third ward school will be closed to-
day. The present state OF the Water Works
renders II impossible to procure enough
water to heat the building by steam, The
scholars suffered somewhat yesterday with
the cold.
HENRY DicE was before United States Com.
missioner Forbes yesterday on charge OF
selling liquor without paying the special
Government tax, and was bound over TO the
next session OF tho United States District
Court.
TIE digging OF the trench on Market street,
between Tenth and Eleventh, prevents the
running Of the street cars above Eleventh.
North Wheeling, for few days, will be
Obliged to walk when they want TO visit their
friends In the lower part Of the city.
REBEccA Lodge No. u, |. o. o. +. last eve
ming had the following officers installed by
Deputy Grand Master Peter thinner: o. NJ,
Fred Serge; W. NJ, Mrs. Henrietta Albrecht;
Secretary, Mrs. J. Steinman; Treasurer, Mrs.
J.. Knoke Chaplain, Mrs. J. Myer.
TIE attention OF the street cleaning depart
ment is directed to some Of the streets in
Centre Wheeling where the mud having
been scraped up, has frozen and become solid
mounds calculated to wreck vehicles on
dark nights Put the picks and shovels TO
work.
OFFICER MoRRrs yesterday killed "dorg."
The animal about three months ago bit a
child Of Peter Waltz and q death warrant
was issued by Morris The owners OF the
dog concluded 1t would be best for the health
and welfare OF the brute to take trip to the
country. Itreturned yesterday and met its
fate.
Mr.. ISAIAH WARREN deserves a vote OF
thanks from the public for piece Of enter.
prise which he successfully eSsayed on Tues
day evening. He rugged up pump at his
oil refinery and connected 1t with the gas
works tank, which lie thus kept supplied
with water. But for this the city would
have been without gas as we'll as without
water.
SERVICES will be held in the Lecture Room
Of the First Presbyterian Church this even
log at hali.past seven clock. Subject: Prayer
for the young, and all agencies for Christian
training This afternoon at 5 o'clock, at the
same place, there will be a union meeting OF
the ladies Of the various churches. Subject:
Prayer for Il baptism Of the Holy Spirit upon
the youth and children of this generation, in
order to supply workers ut home and mis-
sionaries In the foreign field, and also that
our religious and missionary literature may
be in the power of the Holy Spirit. All the
ladies are cordially invited.
YESTERDAY morning Officer Kennedy ar
rested in an Eighth ward saloon small man
with u black beard, who gave the name OF
John Miller, said he lived on the Island and
was a peddlar. He was wanted By the
police badly, as he Is the person who so gross.
ly insulted three ladies IN street car No. 5,
near Caldwelps Run, on Tuesday evening,
and who was, when discovered, forcibiy
elected by the driver. officer Kennedy
locked him up, and it is hoped that II it Is
proven thath is the scamp, that Justice will
be melted out 10 him at wholesale rates His
proper name Is said to be Philip Maeder, and
his occupation, selling small goods by
sample.
AT length we are to have "Patience, or
Bunthorne's Bride" the great lEsthetic
craze, and rightfully named as II Is a most
charming stab at the fashionable artificial
tastes Of the day. The limitations are as
flashes, dotting the opera here and there like
pretty jewels, which after all are only re-
fined take off on the slow MAINLY Pambyn
toibles We see in the walks Of society general
ly. The company is one Of J. II. Hayerly's,
which is proof positive that 1t is good one
And we will have Patience with full
double orchestra, costumes, complete scenery
and chorus ofsfOrty voices Those who have
had the pleasure OF seeing Patience pro-
nonnce 1t a success. 1t no doubt will be adj
mirably done in Wheeling at the Opera
House next Tuesday night
THE contract for excavating for the pro-
jected artificial lake on the State Fair
grounds was yesterday given to Philip Duffy,
who Is to commence work to-day The lake
is 10 be one hundred feet wide and two
hundred feet long, and have uniform depth
OF three feet. Swans will be kept on it in
summer, and Sodded area with premen.
ade will surround It. A fountain will play
in the Cente. In winter 1t will be utalized as
a skating rink, and in summer small boats
will ride onis surface. 1t will be one OF the
most charming attractions Of the whole
ground. Illuminated with an electric light,
and with hanpsOme music pavilion on one
bank, and warm dressing room convenient,
nothing more could be desired in the way OF
skating rink.
SECRETARY OF STATE STALSAEER has issued a
certificate Of incorporation to the Steadman
Gulch Mining and Milling Company, an or.
ganiZation formed for the purpose OF locating
mining claims and otherwise acquiring the
title thereto, and also to purchase or locate
mill sites, water rights on real estate and to
work, mine, tunnel and develop all such
properties The field Of operation Is TO be In
Colorado, principally, though not confined to
that State, and the principal business office Is
to be in Wheeling. The corporation expires
December 90 1901. Eight hundred dollars
has been subscribed, and $50 paid in for the
purpose OF corporation, the capital stock
being limited to 5000, 900. The incorporates
are r. T. Devries, c. X. Devries, Charles
Dunlap, 7. II. B. Haase, T. G. Mofat, j, A,
Campbell, Thomas G. Burke and VIM. A.
Burke. OF Wheeling s. R. Wells, OF BeIlaire
Ohio; B. D, GorSuch, Of LykesYillC, Nd, and
George Whatsoever, OF Grafton, w. Va.
The play founded on Judge Tourgee's "a
FOOLS Errand," and written by the Judge
and Mr.. Steele Mackaye was performed at
the Opera House last night by most excel.
lent company, and witnessed by meager
but mixed audience. As dramatic or liter.
airy work the play is not Of high order. IL
presents the same liberal mixture of quite
good and very bad features which Is so