The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-29
CRY MArrEEs.
Brief Notes on carrent Evsnts OF Minor

day.
this afternoon. 5a
IHE Maanerchor Society will give . ball
at It's ball this evening.
Ar midnight not case had been recorded
for this mornings police court.
8. 8. DEAN. OF Mingo, hes patented an i'm.
proyement In nail feeding appantus.
TEE switch In the alley esss OF the pottery
is 10 be removed entirely upon the company's
property.
Is Part OF the Circuit. Court yesterday
Ms. Fannie Bailey was granted q divorce
from her husband, William Bailey.
SUNDAY hours will DO observed at the
Postottlce to-day, collections being made at
II a. N and 8 =. N. The Public Library will
be closed all day.
TaE Salvation Army went up to Bteuben-
vile yesterday to sssllt in q grand jubilee
there, The Steubenville soldiers will return
the visit tomorrow.
SAMUEL ButBY, Of Short Greek, narrowly
escaped having his wagon and team demolish.
ed and himself killed on the kewlky road
yesterday. he says the engineer neglected
10 whistle. l... 80 e
A LITTLE son Of DR.. Worthen's narrowly
escaped burning to death from an oil ex.
plosion. He had presence OF mind 10 lay
down and roll on the flor, thus amothering
the flames.
TnE gas well at Mingo Junction has been
temporarily abandoned for the present. It
Is down 10 depth Of !, 800 feet. The drillers
haze gone 10 Beech Bottom TO sink o new
we'll there for the Alton Gas Company.
TEE First and Second Presbyterian and
United Presbyterian churches will join In
thanksgiving services to-day ut 1880 A. NJ,
in the First Presbyterian church. Rev. D. A.
Cunningham, D. D., will preach the sermon.
MRs. SARAH +. JuseHAUs has brought suit
against William T. Emblem before 'squire
Caldwell, claiming damages. 1t Is " be
heard Monday morning. It 10 q continue
ton OF the Embiet Baldwin shooting scsape.
THERE was nothing new in the ,MeColloch
mystery yesterday, The rumor that Mrs.
MeColloch had received dispatch ffom her
husband 10 without foundation. The inter-
est Ia the case apparently remains as great ts
ever.
MARCUS W. AxICk, John Bigelow. Charles
Il. Qimby, Samuel W. Hirst, John W.
Boring snd Charles ]. Reed were yesterday
confirmed in Fart II, OF the Circuit Court,
as Trustees Of the First Baptist Church OF
this city, as required BY law.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
deed made November 2slh by Alexander
Peddicord and wife to Charles P. Atkinson,
IN consideration Of sis for lots 0 and !, In
Askew's subdivision OF lot In Division A
OF the Shepherd estate, situate about Q miles
east Of Wheeling.
YESTERDAY morning William Freisie, the
boss carpenter employed in the erection OF
Bodley's big wagon shop, corner OF Eof and
Eighteenth streets, while descending o lad
der, fell to the floor below, and from there
to the b ssment he wac severely injured
about the head and breast.
THKgE will be union Thanksgiving Ger,
vices at the Fourth Street NJ. y. Church at
1880 this morning. The following churches
will unite with the Fourth street congrega-
ton: Chapline Street, Thomson Church
and zine Street. Rev. W. O. 6nodgrass,
P. T., will preach the sermon.
TIE select ball given OF Arion Hall Tuer-
day evening by the social six, was the sec
ond one given by this organization this sea-
son, and, like It's predecessor, was q delight.
full success. Mayors foil orchestra furnished
the music. MtsHs, VIM. Reid, Thos. Thoner,
John Riester, Joseph Rsinocher, Ed. Horn
and B. A. SCHUYLER are the gentlemen who
have these dances in charge.
Az exchange says: "MeCollooh, the mys.
teriously absent Circuit Clerk Of Wheeling,
Las been sighted by on acquaintance In Obi
cago He will no doubt b frequently seen
In different parts OF the country at the same
time, and ultimately his body will be found
In different utsges OF deeompo ition. But
Mac will continue 10 read the accounts
with interest In bis concealment."
EDDIE, q year old son Of Charles Rahr,
while playing about the cinder embank-
nents near Ksp!ey & Brooks stables In the
Sixth ward, fell hesdlong over the rough en-
bankmeAt and fractured and dlslocated his
left elbow ioint yesterday afternoon. The
unfortunate lad was conveyed TO his houeiat
The corner OF Twenty fourth and EoiE streets,
where DR.. ]. O. Hupp attended to bis pain.
full Injuries. 20 f
'sou1RE PErERMAS had big batch Of cases
before him yesterday, which were all post
poned till next Wednesday. George W. Bur
Wrinkle was arra'gaed on charge Of assault
and battery preieItsd BY ], W. Pulse, and
also on q peacd warrant sworn ont by Pulse.
Pulse was ALSO charged by Burwinkle with
having committed breach Of the peace, and
Pulse made the tame charge against Bur-
wrinkles soa, William Burwinkle. 4r
The derrick 10 be used in boring the gas
we'll OF the Alton company, a. few miles this
side OF Wellsburs, has been completed.
Yesterday the contractors were busy plant
ing thsir machinery ana boring viii bs com:
menced Monday. It 10 expected, with aver
aye good luck, thst gus will be struck inside
OF forty Days. The boring bit to be used is
avs inchts in diameter, tho largest ever used
for boring purposes. Everything about the
well Is Of the best and most improved style.
THRss ia urgent necessity OF telephone COM
nection with Mipgo, and the eihSsnsof thst
enterprisirg village should take stess to Sc:
cure 1t. Pnls would be Q great advantage
both to them and all. doing bushes, with
them. It will cost $40 TO $3.50 to place the
instrument there and 0 toll OF ten cent, each
time the instrument Ia used. The people
there will have the same privilege o. those
OF steubezville as 70 the Pittsburgh and
Wheeling yireg. The matter pheald be Ia:
ken hold o. and worked up.-S!tlbcarile Her
aid