The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-21
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. TEE pubic schools started out this year
with an enrolment Of 1898
THERR was only the name Of QUE disosderly
on the slate at police headquarters last night.
FARMERS are much annoyed By their fences
taking fire from the locomotives on the
Hempfsld.
Harry NoRrHwooD, designer and etcher oil
the Label Glass Works, Bridgeport, was
awarded three first premiums atthe STATE
Fair and Exposition. One silver and TWO
bronze medals,
Mayor Lyon and the Pittsburgh Press
Club have been notified that the West Viz
gihia Press Association intends paying
that city visit on the 18th. The Pittsburgh
newspaper men are long suffering set Of
men.
GKRMAsIA HALL was handsomely decorated
last evening for the opening dance OF the sea
son, gwen BY the Germania Singing Society:
All the old members with their wives and all
the young ones with their Sweethearts, were
on hand. Mayors orchestra played.
The Webster Railroad Company was char
tered yesterday. The company proposes 10
build railroad from point on the Parkers:
burg branch OF toe Baltimore Ohio road
near Carksburg, to. the White Sulphur
sprInga The principal office Is ct Weston.
YnsrzRpAY morning strange woman rited
the pockets OF Frank Litten'S coat while Il
was lying on q bench at the wharf boat
Nothing Of importance was In the pockets,
The woman was afterwards t0lnd TO be an
old offender from Wheeling.-Be'tdirc lMte'
pendent,
ONE or two occurrences have been reported
lately which indicate that the hrt-bugs are
abroad. Recently wood work about resi-
dences has been found saturated with kero'
sane. and In one case II was said fire wfs
stated, but discovered before itgained dan
gurUus Roadway. Y
Last evening IS year-old son OF Theodore
Miller, OF the Eighth ward, fell from tho tire {.
tie OF the r, W. & Ky. extension NEAR IN
soui ern boundary OF the Q. ty, and sustained
bad fracture of the left arm at the wrist,
besides being severely bruised. DR.. Pipes
! attended the boy.
THE Wilson Lyceum has elected the fol
lowing officers for the coming year: Presi'
dent, G. W. Hollinget; Vice President
Charles Jones; Secretary, 5alIie Jones' Assist
ant Secretary, EstelIa Grant; Treasurer, Mrs
A. Turner; Critic, ]. II. Jones; Assistant
Tutor, Z. NJ. Roth; Chaplain, Alexander
Turner. .-....
LAST evening Mary Miller, Lying at No
1903 ALLEY II, reported ut police Headquarters
that sometime during the afternoon some one
had stolen from her place gen,l gold
watch and chain, alady's gold watch and
chain, two pairs OF earrings and two breast
pins. She had her suspicious 80 10 who the
thieves were, and the police proceeded 70
work on the case.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to record O
| deed made september 10. by Henry Brownsen
add wife to Edward Brownsen, In considera,
ton OF 81 0C0, for lot II on the west side Of
| Goal street. Also deed made September 10,
by Joseph Klugg and wife to Henry y. Deg
ner, In consideration OF $l20, for the north
half OF lot u. and Is teet4 inches of the
south side OF II In J.. a.. R. Bakers addition.
WIN. ELLIOTT, the oarsman, passed through
Oil City, Pa, Monday on his way to sodus
Point, N, Y, to take part in the regatta.
While there he told q reporter OF an OIL City
paper that he would row single SOUL race
AGAINST Courtney on Thursday, and In answer
| to INQUIRIES replied that he had always heard
his opponent spoken OF as a very good man:
but he never rowed against him. However
continued Elliott, II have $500 which am
going to bet on myself" Elliott had better
save part OF his $500 for Eddie Clator.-Re't'
ai'e Independent.
KITE MooRR, nine.year.old daughter Of
Thomas Moore, OF West Wheeling, met with
quite a serious accident last Sunday after.
noon. Tho little girl, along with several
companions, was swinging, utby some mil.
hap was thrown out'of the swing, and fell
violently to the ground. She was picked up
and carried to her home. An examination
was made and 1t was found that both arms
we're broken and her hip bruised badly. The
| little one suffered the most excruciatihg pain,
tne more because 1t was not known at tirsi
that she was so badly hurt, aud the broken
members were not attended by medical skill
until next day.