The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-23
NEWS.
Readsb,e Resume ofcurrent Happen.
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tDEr Near Heme.
At steubenyille the jury in the case IT
Vim. Doyle, Of Lowell, Mas, charged With
burglary, returned q verdict last night Of
guilty.
The council OF Motristown, Ohio, has
passed an ordinance closing their saloons ate
4. NJ; and oRe TO not allow tile use OF the
town hall for dances. ~,
The Cadiz Creamery Co., OF Cadiz, Ohio,
has recentlv been Incorporated by Mayer A..
W. Scott D. Cunningham, James b. JRniiSon
aud others. The capital stock Is $4,000. The
company proposes 10 buy ground, erect build.
ings, and provide all the necessary machinery
for the manufacture OF butter aud cheese.
At the Wayresburg borough election held
Tuesday 1t was voted that The town cow
should still run at large within the borough
limits. J. N. Ray was elected Burgess; VIM
Thomas, Constable; James E. Sayers aud H.
O Pollock, School Directors, aud James +.
Cosgrsy, 7. P. Motif, ]. L. Teagarden, W. U.
Coen, J.. N. Smith and F.. =. IlmS, Council
men. %
The American and Eeotrophian Literary
Societies VI Bethany College celebrated the
anniversary Of Westinghouse birthday last
event & by giving an entertainment 10 Col.
lege Hall. The Committee on Arrangements
consisted Of v. s. 81. Clair, W. Va; C.. s.
Brelas, N. Y, and II, L. L9e, OHIO, from
the American, and II. Q. Wells, Mo-, G. T.
Halbert, KY, and l.. N. Fry, 0hie. The
American furnished a. w. Mayors aud W.
u. Robinson, OF Ohio, as Marshals aud the
Neotrophian b. s. Gay aud ]. W. Good.
win, OF Kentucky. The exercises opened
with music and prayer. The first speaker
was A. D. Downing, Of Ohio, from the Amer.
lean; bis theme was, "on 70 the Conquest.
1 p v pandlafnn nf Wuut VtPUinta fr,,u, fhs
~Neotrophian, followed with 1.-The TIMES
make Men," "W~ashington'' was the subject
chosen by O.. NJ. olipDanL, Of OHIO, from
the American, aud i. NJ Cooper Of Ohio.
from the Neotrophian, concluded the orations
with philosophy OF Progress" The pro-
gramme was plentitully interpreted with
music.
Rev. Mr.. Kendrick, u homs missio1ar for
Southern !0uio, will preach at the Episcopal
church yesterday.
The question Of allowing hogs and other
animals to run at large, which was voted on
here once, 10 again talked OF.
Frank Bumberg has been found guilty Of
burglary in stealing awatch from Monahan's
saloon and therefore, Notwithstanding the
small value Of the article stolen, which item
formed an important part. In the trial, will
go to the Penitentiary. .lf
The entire crew OF the WelIsyille accom-.
mediation was replaced by strangers yester.
day, the regular force being all summoned
to st. Clairsville in the case Of Mr.. schell Vs.
the G. 4 Z, r. 4. for damages on account Of
the killing OF his child by the cars, at Mar.
tins Ferry. -, M
Washington's birthday was celebrated by
the schools here. In the forenoon all OF The
rooms had some variation OF their ordinary
exercises, In keeping with the event COON.
memorated, and all had u half holiday In the
afternoon, except in the high school. More
elaborate services were held here, and an
audience Of visitors was present. Anumber
OF flags were displayed GU buildings notwith:
standing the rain. Some took q holiday and
went to Mile. Rhea's matinee, and quite u
number went upin the evening, too.
Two weddings took place In the Fourth ward
yesterday. In the afternoon the marriage OF
ing, 10 Miss Media Fowler, took place at the
homeoflhe bride. Rev. A. ". Butts performed
the ceremony. The wedding party left for
Wheeling In the evening. MI. Granville
Gray and Miss Laura BArnhill we're married
last night at the residence Of the brides
father, J. b. Barnhill, on Guernsey street.
There were q large number OF invited g1ests
present. Rev. J. X. McKallip performed the
ceremony.
ST. cLAIRSyILtE.
The Belmont County Teachers Association
will meet at Bridgeport, March 3rd.
Miss Mamie Grove has been employed as
copyist At the Probate Judges Office.
Fines to the amoun Of about 81, 900, wetsSS
were assessed last week In the liquor casesih-
Common Pleas Court
Services are being held at the Presbyterian
Church this week. Rev. R.. NJ. Brown, Of
Bellaire. will preach during the remaindero Of
this week.
The trial Of Isaac Berry, charged with stab.
bling John Anderson, has been postponed
until next term OF Court. His bond, $1,000,
was continued.
Three car loads OF horses, belonging tot.
". Woodnansee and Harry L. Steenrod, were
shipped yesterday to Steele, Dakota Territory,
via the Northern railroad.
Last week a lamp exploded In an out.
kitchen attached 10 the jail, 1t Is said that
the explosion was caused by the poor quality
Of oil, which Is furnished 10 the county by
contract.
The dissatisfaction with the franklin
Square Library Is neither with the manage.
meuL nut Win tue Iehuine, Us euHt uhNe
enormously supposed, but with the binding
Of the books. SIX new books have been added
10 1t since last week.
The net compensation Of the different
county officers Of Ba mont county, for The
gear ending Sept. 1882, Is as follows: Audi.
tor, 81 S43. 80; Treasurer, $2.274 90; Recorder,
81, 4lS.6 90; Sheriff, $2,6S2 Us: Clerk, s. 242 90;
Prosecuting Attorney, 81, 800 "a; Probate
Judge, 81 05t IS; Board OF County Commits.
sioners, $685.. 95. The above figures are taken
from the sworn statements OF the various
oficers.-Ga.etf.
MARTINS PEREY.
Ralph Bingham, the boy orator, will give
an entertaining Mt at the N. Z. Church 10.
night.
Peter Harrison, It Is now reported, had a
bone fractured by his fail some weeks ago,
and will be confined for several weeks yet.
DR.. Henry West, OF ST. Clairsville, came
down yesterday on q visit to DR.. e. B. West,
his brother, who has been " for several
weeks,
The Industry Building Associations char.
ter has arrived, and the stockholders will
meet Saturday evening, In Town Hall, 10
effect the permanent organization.
Martins Ferry looms up in the Belmont
County Court proceedings this week, and the
treasury has been swtlltd very perceptibly
by the contributions Of our saloon keepers.
Miss Augusta Jordan and Mr.. James Jami.
son were married yesterday afternoon at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother, on Scotch
Ridge, by Rev. Alexander. Both parties
have many friends In town, who will be glad
to congratulate them.
A gentleman living several miles out Of
town, whose opportunities for observing
things are plentiful, says none Of the grow.
Ing crops have been injured by the weather
thus far, aud that the general prospect is as
fair as ever before OF this time OF year. Re-
ports have been circulated from time 10 time
Of damage 10 the wheat In this region, but
there is no good reason to fear even q partial
failure as yet. II.
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