The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-20

a cOf0lefs Jury was lmpAuHeleu, huu
verdict Of death by an overdose Of laudanur
rendered. The mans place OF residence wa
said 10 DO Baltimore, and his trade that oil 0
peddler.
Mr.. James n. Reese has returned home AZ
ter an absence Of several weeks.
Miss Nellie Battelle has been called 10 Gin
clnnati, where little niece Is very sick.
Arthur McClain aud W. II. Little got home
yesterday afternoon from their Tip 10 the u,
a r. convention at youngstown, o.
Miss Jennie Duncan, whose fall on the ice
was mentioned, 10 threatened with brain
fever from the conclusion 10 her head
1t was written that the EldOndO Circle
would have social at City Hall; but by
some hocus pocus 1t appeared "Edwardi
Circle"
Miss Minnie WaAnlan's friends gave her o
complete surprise last night, the occasion be
ing her birthday, by calling on her In body
At her home.
Owen Murray, who has not missed half 4
dozen nights at his place Us nlg1twAtchman
at the G. 4 T. depot for eight years, 10 con
fined at his home with sickness.
AT tho Episcopal Chulch tomorrow Rev
Jacob Ranlbo, 70 long In charge Of this
church, will preach, both morning aud even
Ing. lie Is now located ut Logan, y.
II the legislators OF Ohio county do not gel
any mileage, IIellaire man thinks they
should profit by the example OF their Ohio
brethren who take their mileage after the SEES
sion begins.
Attn Fitt Presbyterian church to-mor'
row, there will be communion services, and
anumber Of new members will DO admitted
10 the church, who have expressed n desire
30 to do during the meetings OF the past two
weeks.
There will DO the usual services at the
Second Presbyterian church, Gravel Hill, TO-
morrow. il Is probable there will be services
At the church during at ieast . part OF next
week, and on the following Sunday there
will be communion services
At the Second n. +. Church (coloredl there
will be communion services Tomorrow,
There has been preaching at this church sew
eraI nights OF this week, and tonight Rev
Mr.. Taylor, OF Cincinnati, will preach.
The grandchIll Of Mr., Stewart, In the
Fourth ward, whose sudden illness was men
toned yesterday, Is dead. He died In TWEEN
ty.four hours after the first attack Of what
proved to be very violent case OF scarlet
fever.
The Tribgne says wedding Is now talked
OF h6tween Union street merchant aud
school teacher, which We suppose confirms a
remark made some time ago that there were
to be some changes In which the School
Board would not havea hand.
At the First u. L. church there will be
quarterly meeting ip'mUFroE, With The usual
COMMUNION services DurlHs next week the
meetings that have been attended with sue
cess this week, will be continued every even
Ing, with prayer meetings In the afternoons.
The Union Window Glass stockholders met
for their annual election Of 0lticeholdcrS yes
terday. The following are the direction
chosen. W. u. etsHaFt, q. Q. Crafty, 9. Q.
Kelly, Thos. WetherGld, RI. Riley, Richard
Farley, II. Roemer, John schick aud D. ],
Murray. This 10 the old board with one ex'
ception; D. J. Murray takes the place OF J.
". fosL who Is now living at Columbus.
The County Seat Committee OF the Legisla'
ture was leFe, some Of them all day and
Others shorter ting yesterday. They were
taken all uround, and the general impression
made on oil Of them was one Of surprise nj
the size OF the town aud at the hustle every
where. They had gotten tho Impression,
seemingly, TIA. Ael!sITe and Dt ClhirByille
both were very small pOtatoetj but some oil
them now think they now see pOssib Titles Of
our town being regular blue neshannock
some day. They took an excursion TO Mar
tins Ferry aud back In the afternoon. They
Will b heIe again this evening before going
10 poll&i6dS. L
tfErBESWLLE.
There Is talk OF starting cheese factory al
Holidays cOYO.
The new Disciples church at Hopcdale will
be- dedicated next Sunday.
1t Is rumored that the Chlldren'S Home
will be located near Toronto.
Miss Annie Clark, Of Wheeling, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. A. Hammond.
Ms. David Clark, OF Toronto, fell on the
Icy pavement, breaking her arm.
The Toronto folks intend erecting Sl0,O OC
school building the coming summer.
The new N. L. church at Bloomfield, this
county, will be dedicated on Februarys.
Mr.. John CALVIN was seriously burned al
the Alikanna Iron Works while cooling q
bloom in water.
Durst 4 Co., contractors, have commenced
sinking the gas we'll at Brilliant They ex'
pect to strike RAs at depth of 500 feet.
The Terpsichore Club Is getting great
deal OF free advertising at present. but the
doctors will doubtless reap q harvest In the
spring.
Mr., Harry Harding, President oithe La
Belle Iron Works, Of Wheeling, Is at his
tack Of rheumatism.
David Gull, soldier OF the war Of 1912,
dlpd at bis residence, six miles west OF Ham.
mondSYille lie was 70 years Of age and bad
been member Of the Disciples church
for forty years. He was buried In Pine Grove
Cemetery, his grand.Sons acting as pail
bearers.
A choral society has been organized In this
city With l'rof. r @. AawklnS O. president,
Rev. W. T, Blacknlan director and RosenAn
Gardner secretary. steubenyllle has con.
siderable amount OF undeYeloped musical
talent; yet there Is strong jealousy existing
among ppms Of The singers Of this city. and
that jealousy hHs b times ppen egIIIed 100
far. II Is 10 be hoped that the choral society
will give lis influence towards ameliorating
the existing condition.
A gentleman from an up river town was
In the city last night op bis way 10 FloridP.
While waiting for . train he visited an oyster
saloon In con- pany with business On Of
ovsisrs Whils EeAted Al he table he draw
fTonS liz hIp.poeket a small DibIe. anil call.
Ing The attention Of bis friend
10 H., nidI 'rthAt Bible was pre-
Sentsd 10, me twenty-five Year, ago
when was Sunday School scholar In one
Of the schools OF your county, and have
carried Il In my pocket every day since that
date. have never carried q revolver In my
me. and ii ali my travels In this country