The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-04
hear this and 50 will the people. twill give
the latter more confidence In the enterprise.

the latter more confidence In the enterprise.
-Grgttoa Sen.iaeL. fHI.
The Milton correspondent Of the Hunting
ton Republican says: The Government 10
putting no siensl station ut Pigeo1 Hill,
aix or eiRht miles above Hamliu, and another
81 Piney, about two miles from Hurricane,
FIVE miles from here. We under tand there
are 10 be fourteen altogether put up In this
part Of the country. ,L..,. Sun
Some OF The citizens OF Hdptingtoh have
Organized q "Prohibiton Association" the
objects OF which trS, ITO educ'te the reop,e
In reg,rd 10 the evils Of the whisky traffic; to
cultivate sni utilize healthy temperance
sentiment, and BY Consti utional Law, to pro-
hibit forever the manufacture and sale OF In
toxicatipg liquors as u beverage"
Dwell, the murderer Of Watts, and the
man who murdered Liert Austin Wilson,
both Lewis county RuIdsrers, are still at
large, and the Weston Democrat Is indignant
that II 10 So II says: Both OF them, It Is
currently reported, have been frequently
heard from by persons residing In the county
and the murderer OF Wilson passed through
the county not long sgo. 1t Is not for us TO
Say who should attend TO these thing; but 1t
certainly 10 the duty OF some one, and that
duty ought long ago 10 have been performed
The fact that such criminal are allowed to
70 "scot free" Is the best argument for that
orief, perussive court over which Judge
Lynch presideS. or..-4 81 e,
coMMEScExEEr AT YARNEsyILLE.
An audience OF go persons packed Lyoeum
Hall last Friday night TO witness the Union
school commencement. Many went away
unable 10 gain abundance. The proceedings
were opened with prayer by the Rev. MIR.
Gray. The graduates and subjects wert:
Miss Jessie McClslland-salntalory, ,"' lis
not with success we build our lives but with
noble endearor;" Mics Ada Shipley-"Be.
yond;" Miss Myra Kemp-"fhe Science Qt
shamt:" Miss Mamie Z, Howard-"Applet;"
Mr.. Thomas P. Berry-Valedictory, The
workmen die, bat the work goes on"
Pfesentsof most beautiful bouquets and books,
10 great profusion followed zach effort Then
come IN address by State School Commi3-
sioner DeWolf, which was able, instructive
and entertaining After this Professor II. l..
Peck conferred the degrees in quiet, unos-
tsntatious manner. Preceding, following anc
between the essays, most excellent vocal
music was rendered by the quSrtette, Miss
Allie Pickering, Mss Luln Wallace, Mr.. A. B.
Howard and Dr.. J. d. Barnes, Miss Grace
Kelley accompanying IN the piano. Alternat.
ing with vocal music was the orchestra, fur.
nished by Professor Fox, o 2. Norris and
Mss Kslley-nnd BsrHewille has rsre!y II
everlistened to finer III usic or sweeter strains.
II Is but Just 10 say that tue class did splen'
didly, and for once the voice. OF the young
lady graduate was heard "articuate and dis
tinctS in every nook and corner Of the large
hall.
BELLAIRE.
Carl Deems, now OF Columbus, was in town
Saturday and Sunday.
The hardware stores will close this summer
at o'clock, except Saturdays.
The new time table OF the B., z. &. G. road
includes L luisyllle as station. SD
Miss Ann Graft, now teaching at Daven.
port, Iowa, Is visiting her brother, Mr.. II.
Craft.
Miss Jennie Cassell, who has been visiting at
the homeof George squiggtns, returned home
TO Wheeling Saturday.
Mrs. John Lashlsy died Friday nig& and
was buried yesterday afternoon, from her
husbands home on Noble aud Thirty.eighth
streets.
Geo. APPLICABLE and Kirk Stout will row a
race next Saturday evening between the ferry
landing and the bridge aud back, three hun
dred yards.
Two hundred tickets were sold here Satur.
day for the Beaver picnic. Eighteen coaches
left here at SIX o'clock and many people
went at noon. They got back at eight and
nine o'clock at night. ru
Mr.. Gilbert Martin, who has been In feeble
health for tood while, died Friday night a.
his home on Thirtysixth street, and was
buried yesterday afternoon. He was the pilot
on Benson's ferry boat. a. .t
Tonight railroad meeting will be held at
City Hall. The other meetings were held
with only few hours notice and many
knew nothing Of them; but several hundred
dollars were subscribed.
There were twenty.six examined for
teachers certificates Saturday, among them
q number OF the graduating class. John A.
Gallaher was absent and the examination
was conducted by A. J. Mercer and James +.
Anderson.
The Boards on the creek bridge OF the B.,
z. a g. Z. r., are In dangerous condiuon
for foot passengers, but people have no bust
ness there. II the Ohio Valley road is built
the new bridge can have foot walk at one
side II the city wants 1t.
The miners OF the Pittsburgh cosl works
were served with notices OF eviction from the
houses owned by the company, on Satu, day.
They sent 10 Pittsburgh for tents aud Will 90
into camp on McMahUn's creek as soon as
thew arrive. The strike has closed down the
Belmont and Pittsburgh coal works COM
pletely. s..
The festival OF the A N E. church fr day
and Saturday evenings was very well attesd.
ed and great interest was taken In the break
ine OF the Jugs. John Proston's Jug had the
most money. Altogether, between one and
two hundred dollars will bAIa'ted when the
scattered Jugs are broken. Over one hundred
dollars was taken out the frs: evening 'f.r
A difficult operation was performed satur-
day on the head OF Charley Hodgktss, who was
cut some days sgo by the explosion OF rail
road to- pedo. DR.. Kuiz. assisted by Drs Nc Clel-
Ian, Astnalter and Anderson, performed The
operation OF removing tumor and ptecs OF
tin imbedded In his face Fear the ear. The
arteries had not not been j1ined when
first dressed. ,,r ssI..tl 9sHsl..g
The controversy about Fred LaRonhe's
saying be was opposed to the Eire Bepartment
marching In the dust Of crippled soldiers,
referring to the G. A. r ID apparently eI
citing much feeling still. He himself, In
card acknowledged lhe remark,
Jinke and Michael costellow attested III.
fact OF liz being q ike. But In 7o.her card
d. M. Saannaielt. ]. N. burke and Dallas
II mmond ins,at that ii was spoken to then
and that It was 70 joke. LaRdche, on &C
count OF this saying was not cortltned by
the CITY Council AZ Chief Of the Fire Dtpar.-
ment. '-'.l".
t . ST. cLAIRsyIlLE. .. .l-
Jesse Coos trial Is set for TODAY. !, N.
Riley Is his attorney. -''' g.l
Deputy Sheriff +. Z. sedwiek started Sat
nrdav aiIer Vanderpool and Jones'