The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09
GIVES UP ITS DEAD.
AN UNKNOWN DROWNED MAN FOUND
Ia the River at E,ll.lrs- E.sa,Ill. E,Jo,lDy i
Boou-l My,tsrIou, CSsst at aartia'4 ferry
sud It's Charlottesville School Ban.
qu.s-c.riars Recovered. Etc.

prOmlse.
hhe b., 2. & G. telegraph line was com.
pleted to Lewisville and an Office opened Al
that place TuesdGy last.
The corner stone the Episcopal church
at Summit PninL'iH to be LAID this afternoon
by the A. +. a. A. maSons.
1t Is reported that the Dukes jurymeo Lave
Determined ~ bring suit against the Union.
town Standard for libel. Their bes: plan
would De 10 keep q.iet aud let the world
forget them.
The proposed stock OF $50 600, for the plate
glass works at Little Washington, Is. nearly
all taken. The shares are s. 700. meeting
OF those interested is to be he'd tots after.
noon, at which time full reports as 10 SUE.
scriptions and construction will be mAdr.
A few days ago, at Buffalo, Mason county,
n small coloIed Dos, was shot and accidentally
killed by clerk. The clerk took new pistol
out OF the show case. aud plsyiuIy plintea
and snapped II at him, when 1t Was dtcharg.
ed sending SO calihre ball crashing ihrOugh
the colo Ell boy head, killing him Instantly.
The Mannipgton store robbers tried to
break jail at FAirmont Wednesday night.
They sawed the lock oil their cage with al
old knife blade, but were discovered In int
TO prevent hem from making their exit
through the brick wall, which they would
have done had they been given few more
minutes.
Local wool buyers have been purchasing
Inall lots OF washed wool at 80 cents. An
Eastern wool dealer In CALDWELL last week
was looking for men 10 purchase for him on
commission. His expeC alton was 10 pur.
chase at 80 cents, but found no one who would
buy at that figure for him, and left the
| IoJ,I,,sU prnubItn1u
New paint works are 10 be- started at Little
Washington, land having been purchased
and arrangements made for at once erecting
buildings for the manufacture OF white lead,
zinc and colnrS. The Aanle Of the company
bars Samuel HaZlett, a prominent banker,
W. @ Bryson, Rev. W. s. Brown, Work
Hughes, J. NJ. Hughes aud James Armstrong
It IL the purpose OF the company 10 have the
works 10 operation not later than the first OF
| August, thereby catching the fall trade. Ar.
rapgements are also being made toward the
starting Of two or possibly three other lasnu.
factories in Washington.
BELLAIRE.
The public schools closed yesterday at
noon.
Frank westgate, Of Cleveland, Is in town
visiting friends
Mrs. Mary Arick, Of St. ClairsvilIe, was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. Thos. Butler, IN engineer on the main
line Of the G. & P. road, Was in town yesIer'
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Battelle returned bone on
the 1T. Lawrence yesterday evening. Dir,
Batteue had been sick at Belpre.
Mhs Ida s,emmons, of Catiz, and Mis-
Mary Clark, Of st. Clairsville, came 10 Bell
ARE yesterday on visit to friends.
Howard Butte and Miss Jennie shipmsn
were married quietly ThursdAy evening by
Rev. J. N. Monroe, Of the Disciples Church
Rev. ]. Il. Rodgers, OF GAINESVILLE, will
preach tomorrow at the First N. Z. Church
1t 10 Floral Sunday and the church Will bt
appropriately decorated.
Rev. Samuel Collins, Of Pittsburgh, preach
ed last night at the United Presbyi eriar
Church, and will asSis' Rev r. G. Wall zee in
communion service on Sunday.
spangler Post G. A. Il. has arranged t.
have grand picnic at Rodefer's Grove, be-
low town, on the B u 80. road, on the At
OF July. The low fare OF twenty cents for thu
round trips promised by the railroad
The nailers and feeders at The nail work.
are trently pleased with the early quitting
hour. In wiUter, instead OF quitting at
o'clock, they will begin At 7, taxing the houI
of in the morning
The narrow gauge bridge ove- the creek
has boards laid on the lies, but they make
dangerous walking, beinR nearly worn out
The ordinance giving the Ohio Valley road
the right Of way, reserves to the city the
right 10 put u foot walk on one size VI the
creek bridge.
The body OF man was found hoating In
the river yesterday morning. Caroncr Gar
rett satisfied himself that no violence had
been used in the mans death, and he was
buried on Rose Hill. The body had been In
the water ten or fifteen d'ys. He was five
fee. Q ght inches high, had on blue coat and
vest, gray jean, pants barred flannel shirt
and gray drawers. He wore Arctic over
shoes, His hair was red aHd full, bat h.
had no teeth and was apparently W or o.
wears of age. Ee wore u Iriss and In his
pocket was q Wheeling bridge ticket, d
revolver with two loads gone and forIy.seyen
cents.
The banquet that has always fOllowtd the
literary exercises Of the High School com
men dement's, and usually held the same
evening this year wGs held last night Oh
account OF the larger number OF perIormRn.
es The night before. The school hall was
beautifully decorated with wroathes Of ever
green, flowers in great quantities, and the
pictures OF the poets wreathe1 with pine.
Ia the center wasa large table with the class
cake, presented by Mr.. Henry Carr, bearing
the motto OF the clasS-"Non Salts The
refreshments were served from thu olaSs
rooms adjoining, the guests being served by
the sci iIr class, which Will graduate NIX
year The music was furnished by the High
School orchestra, amateurs from the schools
members, and good music they made. After
the crowd had thinned somewhat BY ttose
leaving early the remaining ones had a social
dance.
MARTIS's PERRY.
Doc Dowd is at or near Beaver on The sick