The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-23
A COLLEGE BANQUET
BY egrAANY's DELTA TAU oeLTAs,

bf o. bEIih lSS SsI'NS'
Accidents at the. Enl nHt-iAllaa Railroad
Hands at B~slIalrc-SOtabis NGptills at
BrItytpOrt-CoSslnre Of Knights TEN.
plar 1t stsubsnrlle-yariouS Notes.
William Brlckman, an old and respected
citizen Of Hancock comfy, committed sui
eide Saturday by hanging himself In his own
chased a plecs oflRnd a short time ago, going
in debt for \ part OF III. The failure OF the
wheat crop worked heavily IN his mind, and
he was afraid that be could not meet his pay.
ments, He owned about four hundred Rcres
ofland snd was IN good circumstances.
A little girl, Gged 10 years, daughter Of
Squire John Summer fsld, Of Randolph
county, ecsnt'y VANDERBILT into the woods and
be ,Atle lost. a search was instituted and
Ffter roaming the woods over for miles
around, uhe was found next morning about
1--WE miles from home. She was stiff with
cold, being both baIe.headed and bAre-iooted
aud the ground covered with snow. she
doubtless would have persisted had It not
been for the dog that was with her
the whole time, It having covered
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rotten wood which afforded her protection
from the cold aud the snow. The girl stated
that the dog kept by her side. and when abe
would startin a direction opposite to home,
he would take hold u her and Try TO stop
her. When found the dog was standing
guard BY her ard would let none but mem.
bers OF her famt y come near her. The girl
was carried home, :he dog keeping close 10 her
side, looking her In the face ard showing
signs Of great Joy because OF her rescue.
WEDDING AT BRIDGEPORT.
Mr.. Andrew Smith, a we'll known glass
man, ard Miss Annie Uranium, daughter OF
Mr.. A. Bran. um, were married at noon yes.
terday at the residence OF the brides parents
at Bridgeport. A large number OF guests
were prc.ent from Bridgeport, as well as from
Wheeling, Pittsburgh and other places. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DR., Taylor,
President OF the Beaver Seminary, Of which
Miss Uranium Is a graduate. DR.. Taylors
wife and daughter, Miss Carrie, were also
present at the ceredlony. There were no at
tesdsnts. The bridal couple were the re.
cipients OF numerous elegant and costly
presents. They left on the 4o'clock Pan.
handle train last evening for q western tour,
and will spend several days visiting MIR.
Smiths mother at Dewitt, Iowa.
CON LAVE oy x. T. AT STEUBENvtLLE.
A special cor -laye OF steubenville Com.
mandery No. Ii, Knights Templar, was held
Monday evening. at which there was a large
attendance both from home and abroad. The
orders Of Knights OF tho Red Cross and
knights Templar were conferred on ]. Is.
Walker and J. +. Marshall, OF Salineville, and
J. G. johnson, DenniSon. The exercises at
teHdant upon the comforting of X. OF r. q.
began in their hall about $50 !. NJ. and con.
cluded at 1880, when all marched to Specht's
parlors aud sat down to supper. After that
the order OF X. 7. was conferred, concluding
at IL r. NJ, when the Knights, about Is IN
number, again proceeded to Specht's parlors
and sat dowA toa sumpluous banquet. There
cheer reigned until midnight. Among
hose present from outside the city
were j. X. Purnell, Past Grand Com,
mander, Of West Va, Lloyd W. B~uckmaster,
Grand Warden OF Ohio; James Goodwin, @. b
Ogden, II. n. Llrkins, D. l. BurchaId, W.
NJ, McLane, John Wick. Jr., Geo. W. CroxAl,
East Liverpool; VIM. Patterson, Wellsyillti
Jos. Linn and Wm,R Linn, Millpnti; ]. Il.
johnson, 0hioville; Jos. B. Ray, Hanover;
| VIM. F. Kirke, %SAlineville; E \ Ferguson,
L. H. Ferguson, N. &. gtone, s. W. Andrews
K. A. Allen, W. A. Bnvey, Charles A. Hunt,
+. A. Parrish, J. Smith, Jr, Uriohsville: K.
IL. BTOWu, Il. v. DlllUu, y. Il EhCllN1ut, jas,
Strichmaker, o. B Taylor, H. 2. Fribly, @.
BsllaiFe; Benz Fisher, Wheeling; Mayor L.
@. Cole, Massillon.
BELLAIRE.
Rev. F. s. DeHass, OF Martins Ferry, Was
In town yesterday.
Leonidas Clark, who went to Pittsburgh a
few days ago, is back at work here.
AGAR load OF italian laborers arrived here
for railroad work last night from Pittsburgh.
The Linean Literary Society has decided
TO have It's picnic the thild week Of iiext
month.
The B., z. &C. railroad company is preptr-
ing to at oHcs extend Its telegraph lines as
the road is extended.
The case OF Hanke vs. the City Of Bellaire
called up to the county seat yesterday a good
number Of witnesses and other interested
parties.
Gen. Mason, u. s. A., was In town ycster.
day with his vile. He Is en- route to Omaha,
Eeb., but will visit relatives in Steubenyllle
a few days.
The time OF some Of the G. & 7. trains will
be changed again next week. The afternoon
mail for Pittsburgh that now leaves al one
o'clock will not leave till S:45.
The St. Cecilia Brass Band has Just re-
ceiyed a full set OF splendid new instruments,
eleven pieces. All OF the members are old
players, and practice will soon perfect their
playing.
There was no high school yesterday and the
day before, no account OF the Sickness Of Mr..
Marchant, the teacher. No. 8 in the Fourth
ward was taught yesterday by Andrew An
derson, as Miss Merritt was sick.
Gas Is expected 10 he struck here con after
passing a depth Of 800 feet. burst and RaiI,
who are at work in Martins Ferry and
Wheeling now, will put down this well, and
will be paid an extra amount for each foot
below 1850 that 1t Is necessary to 80,
The necessary right OF way for the switches
10 the South Bellalre factories from the Ohio
Valley road has been all arranged, and those
firms have agretd 10 largely increase their
irst subscriptions to the road. All oil the
right OF way below the creek Is now secured
except that where a street is used, aud II will
probably be granted by the City Council.
BETHANY.
The entertainment on the 25!h promises 10 |
be something extra. Special arrangements
are being made to accommodate a large
audience.
Ga Saturday evening the Delta Tau Delta
fraternity held It's banquet In Chapel Hall.
After assembling In their hall at the Stewart
unnaa and heins entertHinpH nv tho rRmArkS