The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-14

Rrisf Notss on cuTrsnt Events OF hlno,
Interest.

A solkN,S al the oiSsosnt mill cut his
foot BADLY ytttefday.
THE Riverside base ball club recently sent
. challenge 70 FGlrmont, but there was no
club there TO respond.
The UnitSds and old Eagles will play 3
match game Of base ball on the old ialf
grounds this afternoon.
REGnEs and bis nuIlelGnS went 70 slsu.
bsnyille last evening 70 play Tor 4 social
given By the Paliente Club,
EeUIEE oALpWELL yesterday fined Wesley
and Homer BoNmAn IS aud costs each, for
assault UPON james Bowman.
THE Woodrufs and Wheeling reds will
play game OF base ball on the old fair
grounds this afternoon ut 2 o'clock.
THE MSDdel property, on Zane stree, Island,
was sold the other day by Alexander Bone,
real estate agent, 10 John Freldel, Eiqr for
THE sand pump was still In the gas well Al
the Central GlAii Works last evening, bat the
men were working away, directing their
efforts toward Its remoyAl.-
A Panty was given last evening at the resi-
dSnce oil Mr.. 8, f. RArlS, OF the Island, In
honor Of Miss Jealle RAmAge, who has been
visiting there for SINE time,
THr other day q man DAmel Redmond
and friend were wrestling In East Wheel
lug, when ksdnIOnd was thrown violently 10
the ground, breaking his leg.
IHREE boys, thirteen or fourteen years old
'ons Of promnen citizens, were arrested
yesterday for bathing 10 the river In day
light They wore breech cloths, and sup
posed THY were not violating the laws.
THE handsome white silk hand embriod
cred dag presented by The ladies 10 the AFRO
GssAngs heotiop, and VIII Oh will be elrrieC
by IL 10 the BniiGlo n1Rerieit, Is on exhibi
ton In the window Of @. Hess & Sons, OF
Market Itreet.
A PLELSAET hop was given out at Mt. Belle
view Hotel last night BY young people iroil
the city. The Opera House orcle1tra plbysd
Refreshments were served in lieu Of supper
and q generally enjoyable time was had Il
spite Of the warm weather.
THE roof OF the Kim Grove Flour Nil
caught fire from sparks from the chime,
yesterday afternoon, and wRS almost entlrel,
burned Oh. The rest Of the mill wsS no
damaged. Citizens with bucket, fought th
flames bravery, and 10 good effect. Had |
not been for tneir efforts the mill would hAy
been burned To the ground.
Two small children whose names were nc
learned, but whose parents live above th
Top mill, recently read 10 the INTELLIGENCE
the story Of Lord Harcourts daughters Ion
walk, and yesterday morning they pGcke
uD q little yAllse aud started on q tramp
Last night they were still misIing, and thei
parents were In great distress.
TnE NEnnerchor Singing Society will hAv
procession this morning from their bal
corner oil Market and Fourteenth street!
previous 10 their departure for CleyelAn
and BuiTilo. They will be beaded by Kin
mer's band, marchipg up Fourteenth stree
TO Chaplile, down 10 Sixteenth, down /
Market, mp 10 Twelfth, down TO Main, up !
the bridge, and thence TO Bridgeport, wher
they embark on the TuscarAwas Valley raj
road.
ABipr haltpMt three o'closk yesterla
afternoon, terrific thunderstorm that ha
been gathering In the northwest for hs
hour previous, burst oyer the city, and Il
tilteen minutes II poured. AT flnt there vs.
considerable hail, but the stones were ne
large enough TO do much damAge, althoug
they cracked rather ominlOusiy iga'nst ID
vii dow psnea. The l'ghtnltg ID vas very yiyi
and the thunder Alarningly loud Iue 81
mosph.re, which had been heavy and murk
, since 10 o'clock In the morning, wal oools
Cd deliciousy for several hours altar u
storm va, over.
MEEriso squlre Henry Kills, OF Marsha
county, yesterday, an IsrELuGEScER repor,t
inquired 10 to T. crops The, Squire did NJ
give glowing account oil thing as 70 whe;
IN Marshall, which he says will hardly tur
ont over half crop. Potatoes are not VIII
they seem. The yield per acre, he think
will not DO up 10 tue average. The hay Gro
Issy perabuadant; wet weather Is the onl
thing that interferes with the hay. Ga
promise an excellent crop Corn 10 hard
up TO the average, u at all. Cabbage Is nj
do ng very well this year. Other garden vet
! etsbles are fairly good, but not at all extrl
ordinary.
CADIE wool buyen are Just whooplng Thru
this week, fully 10000 pounds hayin
, changed hands within the p:St three day
! bringing The purehsNes 70 dale by buyers |
that Ioint to nearly half million pound
representing about nAlf the clip OF HarriSo
, county, but 4 large amount Of these purchf
: Is have been n Gde from JsfeE1on count
! growers, 20 II 10 probable thete Is consider
, ole wool left yet, even In Harrison. III
prices paid hAye ranged from 50 TO IS cents
/ and the Indications ATE that the farmers j
their terroriEId condition have decided
let 20 It the price conceded by the buyer
We still think that the average wool Of I'll
, section Il sell two or three cents higher !
time to reap good interest, but do not insii
upon the growers acting entirely upon gu
jlogment.-SisubeHriLle Gdseits.
THERE apptars to be another side to th
report OF the suicidal attempt Of the Cypria
: Camille" as related In yesterday mornnE
paper. It Is 10 the effect that she has th
ih' atrical mania, and is given to being ser
sationI. "Wednesday night she dosed herse
heavily with blackberry brandy, In whic
was dash Of laudanum. This made her it
toxicaied and she proceeded 10 raise the nelgt
borhood with her cries aud calls. Cap
Be melt was called In and gave It a. hi
opinion that she was fall. AphygiciAn VT
: on band and laughed when she declared tina
she had poisoned berseli. He gave her
doSe Of chloral and that quieted her. In ID
morning she grew abusive towards Madam
! ChIsnell because the man she wanted had no
been 'tsent for TO see her de" and talked $
rayingly that the police were sem for an
she was advised TO leave. Ths physician Ral
she had not enough OF the drug In her I
hurt anything. She did purchase two
ounce bottles Of the drug, but must hay
throWu them AWAY.