The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-15
cry MArrERs.
Brief Notes ON Cure Events of itnol
Interest.

Is DIAMOND MYSTRRf Tonight.
-MuNlc. rAL Court meets at P. N. to day.
The Grand Lodge Of Knights of Pythils OF
West Virginia meets in this city Tomorrow.
A Rrpokr was circulated Saturday that the
water wor49 were to be shut down Tor several
days It was without foundation.
The Hsaly base ball club beat pick.
ed nine fro 4. East Wheeling Saturday after
noon on the old fair grounds by ascore OF II
to 4.
TAG gardeners who participated Ii, the Ger:
man parade Thursday gavs all the fruit and
vegetables shown In the parade to the Chill.
dren's Home.
WV ELLIOTT and trainer are stopping OF
Green's Hotel, Water street, aud are using
Eddie Clatof's boat house. Weisgerber is at
his own boat house.
ADA RUssELL's house, on Tenth street, was
visited by the polite yesterday morning ut
an early hour, and the Madame, three girls
and two men were arrested.
A FOOT race was arranged Saturday be-
tween Frank Taylor and Tom Linton, for
purse OF $50 aud will take place Saturday,
October Is. at the old fair grounds.
CHARLESTON parties who originated the
b lex pavement for streets, have taken out
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claim a royalty for the use OF their plan on
Ghapline street, in this city.
d. SATURDAY evening q flock OF sheep was
being driven up Main street when one o.
them left the drove, ran on the sidewalk, and
| leauet through one OF the large plate glass
windows OF Hazlatt, Wheat & Hayes store.
MR A. W. PAUL. met with 40 exceedingly
| serious aud paiu ful accident at the Nail City
1 Z .ka 2aN III ~
| at a pre.s when 1t descended, catching the
/ two fist fi1gers OF his right hand a1d com
ple!eIy severiu2 them.
GEORGE CnFY1Rp, aprisoner at the work
house who was nmo 6 those who escaped re-
Gently, but was recaptured the same night,
attempted to commit. saicide Saturday by
\ hanging himself tohis cell door with a hAnd-
kerchief, but was dicovered and cut down
before he succeeded. -
R,pGELY CALDWELL and Shepherd Lettlsr
have thseshed ont $4,000 bushels OF Foilz
wheat this season. These gentlemen have
tTenty.iour yea s experience, and say they
csn not be outdone 10 any one season BY any
BODY. Mr.. Caldwell lives In this county,
and Mr.. Letter lives at Lszsarville, Brooke
county.
Mr. JOHN Howard was presented on Satur-
day with an elegant diamond ring BY the
members Of Local Union No. 8, American
Flint Glass Workers. The address was made
by Will Mccormick, and Mr.. Howard re.
spouded. The recipient recently resigned
tue secretaryship OF the local union TO accept
u similar position Ia the National body.
CouEcrLMAN Porter SMITH, foreman of the
blacksmith shop at the Belmont mill, was
presented Saturday evening, by his fellow
workmsn, with gold headed cane and an
artificial eye to replace the eye recently de-
5 royed BY an unfortunate accident Mr..
John Gavin made the presentation speech,
which wis very neat, and Nj. Smith replied
with feeling, but very appropriately.
TIM following gentlem,u have been chosen
TO reprt $ ,nt their lodges and enoampments
at the session Of the grand lodge OF Odd Eel
lows which meets In this city on Tuesday,
October 2Sd Franklin, No. 8, ]. W: Ward,
Excelsior. No. 40, John N. Greer William
Tell, No. o Louis P. salterbachi YirEinius
No. 3 ". &. sheitl Pamela, No. r. Joseph
Hall; Wheeling, No. 0 W. L Etlingham;
Abrams Encampmsnt, No. !, Captain John
Carlip, Wheeling, No. u, W. i. Ellingham.