The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-06
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m CITY.
THoMAs CLARK had a COW killed BY .
train on the Hempfeld road Saturday.
THE alnnnsrchor Singing Society have
received elegant new gold and enamel
badges.
Prrg coLIMAs, An employee Of the Gem
tral glass works, had one OF his feet badly
burned by hot glass Friday. NJ
The electric lights are taking q summer
vacation. An effort will be made 70 re-
yiye The enterprise in the fall. & y 4
Ed CLAToR, Of this city, and Ed Moni-
ger, Of Pittsburgh, hayemade Q three mile
boat race for $3.50 side, 70 take place
July IA.
TnE Pittsburgh Daily and Sunday Dis.
Ddteh will hereafter be served 70 It's 20.
irons here by Charles n. Sharp, the only
authorized agent for Wheeling. Address
1860 Market street, city.
NEARLY two hundred couples from this
and Brooke counties celebrated the Fourth
BY holding q basket picnic at Abram WI.
sons hospitable farm mansion on Short
Greek bills. Everyone had q glorious
time, as II was expected they would have.
IT Ia reported that the managers OF the
LaBelle mill are arranging to do away
With the wheeling oil nail plate from the
mill 10 the factory by changing the race
so that Il leads from the shears 70 different
parts Of the factory. s,sf
vKRY few flags We're thrown 70 the
breeze Saturday the decoration being 10
| no wisn as general as heretofore. In the
evening there were seyeralyery creditable
displays OF fire works by private indiyidu-
ais. All the public buildings and offices
were closed. l3. ls
BIZ a change Of time on the Ohio River
road. which goes into effect this morning,
the morning train will leave this city o.
| 7:lO o'clock, city time. instead Of $3.50
O'Clock, and the morning train from Par
kersburg will arrive at 1855 o'clock, In
stead Of at II 20 o'clock.
TuE citizens Of Wheeling are anxious 70
eet additional Sunday trains between their
Ecity and Pittsburgh, and have pettioned
tie passenger! department OF the, Pennsyl'
yania lines west OF Pittsburgh TO give
them amorning tain TO that city, and q
return train in the evening.
The river is still falling at this point.
The Andesh has finally gotten OF the bar 81
Postum and gone on to Cincinnati. The
| Iron Age and barges are still aground OF
Postum. The Mountain Girl passed up
yesterday with Richards circus, en- route
for steu6epyille and Wellsburg.
YESTERDAY was Children's Day at the
Disciples Church. The pretty little edifce
was beautifully decorated with vines and
laowers, and the exercises at ell Ct the ser;
vices were entertaining and instructive.
IThey were participated in by both old
and young with evident pleasure.
FR,rz ZRRwocK, a nail'feedar who works
at the Belmont mil, was badly cut Fri
day night, It Is alleged IN! Muldoon's,
saloon, but by whom Is unknown. Fred
Quill found him on the street and took
him home. The statement that he and
Quill were on spree together Is untrue.
TINS evening this years graduating class
at the Wheeling business College, nuns
lherine twenty.six, and composed OF both
ladies' aud gentlemen. will, celebrate the
close ofthe twenty.atth year'o OF this lead.
ing and successful institution. Avery In;
t4festing programme has been arranged
ana an enjoyable evening is guaranteed
to all who attend.
SATURDAY evening Henry Smith, a one
legged German, caused sensation by
falling in a fit on Main street near Twelfth
and was in spasms for nearly an hour. he
came to the city about year ago from
Xayier, Ohio, where he lost. bis leg in 9
stone quarry, and has since been quartered
sncrassiyelv in the Hospital and County
Infirmary. He bad left the 1ntirmary
| Saturday 10 seek work at his profession as
engineer.
| P,cEpocKRrs wete abroad in the land
Saturday and worked their game boldly
and Vim q number OF cases successfully.
One OF the boldest cases reported, was that
Of William link, the furniture man. He
was sitting In front Of his store late in the
afternoon, when stranger came along
and struck up a conversation, during the
course OF which he touched" Mr.. link
for bis pocket book, which contained quite
large sum OF money.
AT the picnic OF the "Happy Eight
held at Cresap's Grove, Saturday, a NUM-
Der OF young toughs started In to terrorize
every one by shooting around in apro,
miscuous manner with their revolyers.
One OF the managers undertook to stop
this amusement, and came near losing his
| lie for so doing. One oil the shooters
aimed ct him, but fortunately the weapon
missed fire, and before he could repeat his
performance he was taken off the grounds.
DESxIs GARDNER, the well known
colored man, Is in trouble again, and as
usual with Dennis troubles, there is Q
woman in the case. He was arrested
Saturday by Constable Gris!on warrant
sworn out before Squire Manion by one
Ryan, with whose wife it is charged that
Dennis has been holding improper rela-
tions. Dennis was remahded TO jail in de-
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