The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-14
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NEw Commit I'M, March IL, tss2.
Special Dispatch 10 The ihtsilirtnces. a
Further Developments in the FaityieW
burglary turn out about IS follows when
Clerk MeFleanegdn went into his ONCE this
morning he discovered that the vault Of the
Court House had been blown open and the
contents scattered about the room. Ad.
nittanes was gained through the window by
forcing Il up and removing some flower vases
and crawling through, No money or
valuable save the records Of the coaaty are
kept there, however, and they had thslrpains
for their trouble.
Mr.. DraunliGh Is opening another cigar
factory In the room lately occupied BY Burt
Oft n
The new foundry building Is now in shape,
II = square with row Of ten windows on
each side.
Mrs, William Drugan Is quite sick with
malarial fever at her son.inlaw's Nj. Ben.
Turner'S.
The funeral Of Mrs. Amelia Grodhaus took
place Monday morning from her late home
on Noble street.
Robert Carlyle, Of 81. ClairSyille, will soon
move to farm be has bougnt In this town
ship, on the creek
John Q. Mitchell has begun the building
OF dwelling house ut The corner OF HArri.
son and Thirty.eighth streets.
The asst communion service OF Mr.. Nc
Kallip's pastoraie will be celebrated In the
Fint Presbyterian church on Sunday morn.
Ing, March 10Th.
Tickets are on sale for III Dorado Circle
OF DruidS entertainment on the 24th Of this
month. An organ will at that time be given
TO the holder Of ticket No. =.
The Republicans last night completed their
ticket by the nomination OF the following
candidates: Michael Brand, School Director;
Joel sttahl, Justice OF the Peace; P. o. Girls.
well, Constable.
The South Bellaire N. =. Sunday school
will give an entertainment in the church on
the evening OF Saturday.. the 18th inst. The
proceeds 80 toward paying for the organ that
has been bought
The Bellalre Central Telephone office will
be open oil night as soon as all the instru.
mentS are 10, which will probably be in 4
week, Miss Trueman will be assisted by
SVHoAS 1aNS WIZ las peeu lenEnlHB Win
them.
The bodies Of Mr.. William Mills and his
son, victims Of the Sidney disaster, were
brought home on the Hudson Sunday night,
Mrs. Mills was also brought home at the same
time. The whole upper part Of her body was
apparently cooked deeply, and II was ap.
parent from the first that she could not live,
She suffered the most intense agony,swhich
was ended last night by her death. She will
be buried this afternoon ut 1850 o'clock.
Among those who will take part in playing
THE Prodigal' are Misses Lou and Ella
Roscoe, Laura and Annie selIars, Jennie
Rcasoner, Laura Randolph, Emma Cochran,
Elite Muth, i. Henderson, Nettie Poorman,
Eiva Secrest, Afena Wasman, Maud Davis
Annie Stewart, Mrs, Ida Martin and MeSrs,
George Grafton, Fred s. Clinton, A. ]. Mer.
cor, Alex. G. Littleton, r. Lewis, T. @. Coch.
ran, Harry Wetherald, D. B. Kinds, Mack
Gray, ]. H. Greenfield, Oliver Hoffman, w.
H. Camp, ]. g. Weidman, c. A. Hoffman
and b. r. Smith. Tie interest felt among
each performers friends makes host q
persons anxious for the success OF the play,
and the proceeds will DO in good hands-
Spangler Post, G. A. r.