The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-30
CITY EATERS.
Brief Nolea ON Current Events or AainOl

AuAe1eHts
Ok marriage license was issued yesterday.
THE Benwood Nail works wants more
feeders.
TYs members Of the Butchers Association
give their annual picnic at seiberls today.
TaE ct. Clairsvills fair begins next We'd
nesday. Lots OF Wheeling people will 90
out.
Aso1HER large crowd visited the "Mechan.
Ical City," Main and Eleventh streets last
evening.
THE Republican Senatorial Convention
over the river will be held at Flushing, Sep
TENDER II.
WILL PELLY, employed ut the Benwood
eating house, spilled pot OF coffee over DIS
hands Tuesday, badly scalding them.
The weather is cool enough for November.
In several offices and stores yesterday htes
were found TO add much TO the comfort OF
tho inmates.
GEoRsE DlscHRR, u son OF Mrs. L. DiScher,
OF Eleventh street, who has been 10 the heg'
ular Army for seven years, Is at home, MS
term OF enlistment having expired.
A POST OF the g. A. R., will be mustered at
West Alexander tonight by Colonel Chill W..
Hazard, OF Mouongahela City, the mastering
officer. Stveral members Of the Holiday
Pest will 10 out.
AN elegant large photograph Of the Toledo
base ball club is displayed at J. o. Flo2u 8,
ON Market street. The portraits Of the three
| Wheeling boys, Barkley, MotlAt aud Miller,
are fine and life like.
A cER1lyIcGrE was issued by the Secretary
of state yesterday, authorising the increase Oh
the capital stock Of the Relief Tow Boat
Company, Of New Cumberland, Hancock
county, 10 the sum OF 100000.
AN old swede who had bseu at the County
lInfrmary several weeks, died Tuesday night,
from the effects OF prlyatlon and starvation
before he WAS taken to- the Institution. he
declared that for two weeks he had ealen
nothing but green apples.
understand that Kuoke, the oRIsman,
who royed He'll short time ago, thinks ne
ran down the "kid" for a mile and hall,
He'll had not intended TO row any more THIS
season, but II he Ia challenged By Kpoke he
will not hack out for full Tace.-Betd"'
Independent.
CONSTABLE WILL LOVE has been employed
by the STATE Fair Association 10 decorate the
main exposition building and other halls;
He has performed this service at Doth tue
former fairs, and will no doubt make AS much
OF SUCCESS OF 1t this time as on each OF
those OCCASIONS,
The Ever TO the Right Literary Society hes
elected the following new officers: PRESIDENT
William R.s-Wims; First Vice President John
SNYDER; Second Vice President, Sam NeSoltli
Secretary, Miss Lizzie BroCkhart; Treasurer,
Miss Belle Craver; serGeant-4tafms, John
Jones; editor OF society paper, Newt. smIth'
A DNlL and part Of the other boring tools
were lost in the Laughiin gas well, at Mar,
tins Ferry, yesterday. a man was SEM
rom Miugo to recover them, but bad scarce;
i, cached the well before word was received
that bit had also been lost at Mingo Inc
Ianvbliu wall il down 600 feet, and that Of
Mlugo about $50.
Mn, JoRGASE LANGFITr yesterday conf
,,oioed 10 Squire Caldwell that her husband,
lanes G. Lanetilt, had committed breach
If the peace, and threatened to Kill her, and
that he had doGged her movements IN such
mauner that abe feared he meant 10 carry our
big threats The justice committed him 10
ial to await hearing this moraiug'
TUESDAY evening Miss Ida Trimble, OF the
lsouth sid entertained very nicely num-
her OF her friends. Among those present
wers the blind quartets club OF Martins
Esrrv compoOed OF Vim. Mooney, Robt
nnvsI Albert WEIGH, Wm. Rs0bstt and Jos.
FIstohers. Music and refreshment that were
served during the evening made the ume NY
very fast.
CHIEF DUEEINd u.ade bis appearance yes
terday in a handsome buck GARD wagon from
The shon OF Donaldson, Lewis & Co. be
nsde arrangements with the firm 10 re MS
aid buggy Ia place Of tho blackboard. Ihe
new vehicle will not be 50 likely 10 turn up
side down ia going around corners. me
alarm gong on the dash board was presenter
to the Chief by Lem Busby,
Raw. J. r. Mcdowell will deliver hispopu-
lar aud interesting lecture entitled: an
Authentic Expose OF Utah Mornonism; us
Doctrines and Ussges, at the Latter Day
Saints Church, North Bsnwood, this eyehlne
iniouiiy, and highly complimsnted by the
| Western press. Mr.. Mcdowell has been IN
the lectute field over ten years. The admiS-
sion is free.
The remains OF Harry @. Steiner, the late
telegraph editor Of the Register whose death
was noted yesterday. were taken TO LOCK
Haven. Pa, Yesterday for burial, accom-
panied by MIS-. Sterner. Mr.. John II. Nc
| Fall. OF tue Register office, accompanied Mfs'
Slerner us far rs Pittsburgh leaving on Tue
Panhandle road at 6:27 a. N. The local stalls
OF the three morning papers e:corted the re-
mains to the train.
A MOVEMENT is on foot among some Of the
leading gentlemen Of Wheeling to organize a
ten pin club, aud construct bowling alley
for the coming season. Tbs plGn Is to make
the membership select, and have all the de-
tails 80 arranged that an enjoyable and oene'
fetal hours exercise can be taken any time
| by the members. Such clubs are succeSsiul
and popular elsewhere, and no reason can DO
seen why one should not become q solid
institution here,
LAST night merry crowd OF young people
danced at GrtEss Hall, on the South Side,
aud had u delightful time. The night was
cool eaough 10 make dancing pleasant. Bat,
cocks orchestra made the music. The affair
was gotten up by Misses Maggie and Aggie
Fleming and Hannah Rope, aud the inten-
ton was 10 have bad 1t at Miss Kopes home,
bnt the crowd proved TOO large and the hall
was secured. MItsrs. Jaa.ns Fleming and
George Bradbury assisted the ladies III ar
ranging the dances.
pHRRONAI, NJ ESTIUN,