The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-29
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T'ak ,,Tourists' viii have 4 picnic at
seibert,s garden tomorrow night.
IraE derrick Cd Tie op4ot the Reilly
block feii saturday, slightly hurting Two
workmen.
. BuRoLARs attempted to enter Titles
East Wheeling confectionery SATURDAY
morning, bpt failed. u
III bosIyAS Of the East End, caught
bs Turtles in eight hours out Middle
Wheeling creek Last week.
CAxpSEErrso under the auspices Of the
A. N. Z. Church opened in Walnut
Grove, at Martins Ferry, yesterday.
Az important change Of time Of trains
IN lie O.. /. &W. railroad Is noted in the
travellers Guide In this mornings issue.
TgE Ohio Valley Trades and Labor AS;
sembly held q closed meeting in the 4: Of
?. Hall Il Martins Ferry Saturday aitef-
noon. -, -,.
II isssid the Laughlin mill, at Martina
Ferry. viii Be the largest nail factory IN
the world VIXEN It's extension Ii COM
pleted. n.
race al The Alhambra rink Saturday night,
I'M The general belief Is that Burkett lei
him. The attendance was large.
Tur managers Of the Chspllne street
rink have concluded 70 have their grand
nrize drawing on next Wednesday. Tue
prjzes are described in the advertising
co'nmns.
Rry. ). A. RASDALt., the reformed con
yiCt prison missionary and street pfeiae9te 4
is in the city. Heheld services az the lal
Saturday. Sunday School y held IN w
county jail every Sabbath afternoon nov
EIour ear.loads OF excuraionists from
pittsburgh and intermediate points Cant
In over the HempGeld diyiSion OF tn
Bsltimore & Ohio road yesterday morning
Nearly ali spent the day very pleasantly q
Wheeling Park. 8
TIE sultry heat Of yesterday drove al
Unusually large number Of people Y
WbeeIin9 Park, where delightful hreez
WINS blowing all day. The 0pera HousI
orchestra gave concert In the Afternoon
that was very much enjoyed.
Tnr excursion down the river yester
1 day on the steamer Telegram was yer!
nnIet. orderly affair enjoyed by one hun
dred and fifty or two hundred people
Kramer's White Sulphur orchestra tuf
nished the music for the occasion.
In tAe-"Old Time Wheeling" in the II
rRLLIoeScRR last Friday the words .poiI
stalks' were enormously printed "poll
ss1Nsu Wheats livery stable, there men
toned, should have been described as 10
Gated on the Oppotite side OF laiacy street
A FORTUNE has been left to tho member
OF the Emsheimer family through an age
aunt who died intestate. The Who'll
amount will foot up 100000 Germel
thalers, and will be divided into min
shares. The bulk oil the money will com
to Wheeling.
JOSEPH BERo, the principal hacker Q
Rob Miller, a skater OF no little renown
1 ia ont In a challenge to Blakeney and hi
hackers this morning that has a business
like snap TO 1t. He says ne 10 contiden
/ Miller can beat Blakeney II the latter vii
stand by his hackers propositions.
FoR a short time last night the heayies
rail-, OF the season fell. In an incredlb!,
short space Of time thestreets were flooded
Some lightning and thunder and . higl
wind accompanied the storm gust. n.
material damage was done, though thlcl
deposit Of mud was left on many streets
A STRIKE was inaugurated among th
workmen on the Back river dam Saturday
The foreman discharged a man for 80!
diering." The fellow complained TO tn
gang, and they all threw down their tool
and quit until the fellow was taken back
Rather than have all the work cease h
was taken back.
NHxr Saturday, July 4, the Mcalechel
family Is to hold reunion ut the Nc
Mechen farm, q short distance below Ben
wood. AT the last reunion Of this larg'
family, held about thirteen years ago
over i50 representatives were present
Arrangements have been made 10 maxi
the coming reunion notable and enJoya
Bile affair.
OSR day last week the teachers Of the
Fourth ward school sent to Prof. Birch {
very fine pair OF field glasses as token o
their esteem and appreciation OF his ser
vices as Superintendent Of the Public
Schools, and q note expressing the regre
they felt over his departure in the neal
future for foreign land. The note ami
valuable present afe very much priced b.
Consul Birch.
PEor. ]. A. EAKIsi Of the King's Col
lege, Siam, delivered an exceedingly inter
csting discourse at the First Presbyterian
church last evening on the manners ant
customs oil the Land OF the\ White Ele
plant. His delineation Of tho present
condition Of the siamese showed, not enl,
q thorough knowledge, but thoughtful
grasp Of his subject in Its relation to thu
reat oil the world.
TIE many friends Of James Flynn
janitor Of the Court House, will regret L
linear Of hia death, oil pneumonia, syester
tday afternoon about s o'clock, at his rest
dence on Sixteenth street. His sickness
commenced last Thursday, up to which
time he was on duty. He was o genial
p6pula; man, faithful TO bis duties, and I
good citizen, and his death will caus,
i general and sincere regret.
MRs. n. 3. IRWIN has recently returned
from her travels, and proposes locating
here II she can secure class for instruc
ton In drawing and painting from III,
and from natural objects. An EXTENDED
stay abroad under instruction OF tho mos
notable masters renders her eminentl!
competent; and her desire to cultivate
taste In this neglected direction shoulG
commend her 70 public favor.
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