The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-24
CITY MATTERS.
Brief Notes ON Current Events Of Minor
Interest.

Interest.
# Is expected that the Riyeaslde upper
forge will start this week.
WHEELING has her Opera Festival next week
Just as well as Cincinnati.
The Second Semester OF the Wheeling Fe-
male College opens this morning.
LOCAL news appears TO have been affected
BY the weather. and like everything else,
Is frozen up.
BETS are being freely offered about town,
with no takers, that spaulding X. Wallace,
Esq will be the next Mayor
The old saw that 'when tho days begin TO
lengthen, the cold begins to strengthen"
seems to be verified as this writing.
THE ladies OF the First ward will meet at
the First ward school house on Thursday al.
te.noon 10 organize their auxiliary to the
Benevolent Society.
ALL the ladies OF the Second and Third
wards who are interested IN or wish 10 become
members OF the Ladies' Union Benevolent
Society are requested TO meet In Franzheims
Hall this afternoon at O'Clock.
Tx Judge Boyd's part Of the Circuit Court
Yesterday, the time was all taken up with the
case OF the State vs.. Isaac Beal. Judge Cald-
well spoke all the afternoon for the defense.
The case will be given to the jury this morn
ing.
NEXT Monday, commissioners will be ap-
pointed by the Marshall county court to con-
denim the land along the route OF the Ohio
river railroad. By next month the chief en-
Rineer will have awarded the contracts for
lumber and earth work.
The only conveyance Of real estate admit
ted to record yesterday, was deed made
January 20. 1883. by Chas. Hessrick and wife
TO Ann Madden, all OF Ohio county, Of part
OF lot No. 2l8, situated on the corner OF six-
tenth and Wood Streets consideration 81 $50.
To MIGHT the Arion Club houss will be
ablaze with light, and resouud with music
and laughter. The occasion Is ball given
BY the |. o. +. s. l. Hebrew organization OF
the city, and the preparations made have
been very extensive. 1t will be swell al
fair.
SUNDAY night, about 10 O'CLOCK, as Charly,
little son OF Ed. Moore, on Chapline street,
South Side, was standing In front OF the fire
warming himself before being put TO bed,
his little sister running past accidentally
knocked him into the fire. Luckily he was
standing with his back toward It and his
hands crossed behind, so the instant he
touched the. hot crate he pushed himself
away, burning his hands severely, but not
setting fire to his clothes.
ANOTHER old citizen and former well known
business man has passed away. Yesterday
morning Henry Tiemana died very suddenly
at his residence out the National road. He
had ca len hearty breakfast and was sitting in
bis chair about 10 O'Clock when he was at
tackled by heart disease and died without a
struggle He was born In Germany June q,
1907, emigrated to this country with his wife
| In 1871 aud came 10 Wheeling in l843 He
carried on the jewelry business until few
years since, when he retired. He leaves two
sons and two daughters. He was highly re-
spected by all who knew him.
VERY little business has been left on the
table by the old Council. One or two old
ordinances and bundle of petitions COM
prises II. The special railroad committee,
composed OF, Councilmen and business men,
died with the Council according to ordinance.
The purpose for which that committee was
appointed is well known; It appointed sub.
committee and that subcommittee engaged
engineers to survey practical routes. The
surveyors have been at work, but the COM
mittee has never reported. Council is dead,
the committee Is dead and the $500 appro.
priated is dead. The question OF providing
Tor the engineers will come before the new
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