The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-10
MARTINS PERRY.
Death Of Colonel WallaSs-ThisVos AEAiR,
Star GaIlpg, etc,

HeAAn OF gVAphei WhuAep-thleNeA AkANe
Star GallRE, etc.
W. Il. Cess new blacksmith shop Is al
most ready for business.
Two or three Of the light ware shops
were OF at the Elson yesterday.
Tw more pots will be set at the Buck
eye to-day, The shops were of yesterday
ior the want Of glass to work.
Brandt and Crossley together received
some S72 ss their percent Of the late
walking contest. M addition Brandt was
the recipient OF q suit Of clothes from
Gundling and kat from Dinger,
Mrs. Henry Hope, Of Wheeling Island,
is the guest Of Mrs, l, X, McOue, Mrs,
Craig, Of Kirkwood, and Mrs, Arney, Of
New Philadelphia, o., are Visiting Mrs. ],
NJ. PAUL, Of the Hanover House, Chas
Zuber and j. q. HRndlan, OF Steubenyiller
were in town yesterday,
d. II. Souder's wagon shop, on First
street, was entered at about 10 O'Clock
Monday night by thieves, who were dis
covered there by Adam Chase while
passing along. He at once gave an alarm
and they made good their escape, An en-
trance was elected by back window, auG
about all they secured was a screw driver
He has recently lost a number al tools IN
this way.
News was received here yesterday Of the
death, by apOplexy, on Sunday, Vt Phila
delphia, Pa, OF Colonel William Wallace
who previous to the war, resided here
Colonel Wallace at the first call for tIoopl
raised company for the three months
service, and served their time in Wes
Virginia, After the expiration Of theil
time he assisted in organizing the Fifteenth
Ohio Volunteers and went out as
Captain, and was soon promoted 70 Maiol
and then 10 Colonel and served with credit
until ths'eud OF the war, Soon alter TIT
close OF the war he removed TO PhilR
delphia, where he has been employed II
the Custom House for many years.
Some forty pupils OF the High School
with Miss CrumbaCker as their instructor
were out star.gazing Monday night, or II
other words, reviewing their lessons u
astronomy. They repaired to the hill
about mile and half fro IN town, ant
after observing to their full satisfaction
started homeward. The night being darl
and the roads muddy, considerable trouble
was experienced, some losing their over
shoes in the mud, Becoming tired the
party dropped in at Uncle Joe Finney's
Oh the Heights, where an old'tashionec
country parry was in progress, and 1t wal
midnight before town was reached. The
pupils say they wouldn't object to goinl
stargazing every week.
A week ago last Saturday night Thomsl
Saunders, a sheet mill leader at the 4EtnI
iron mill mysteriously disappeared, since
which tune no tidings OF his whereabouts
have been asCertained, About midnigh
the same day, he was last ssen coming GU
Of a saloon, at the lower end Of town
pretty we'll intoxicated. His brother
William Ia q roller at the Standard mill
and Is uneasy about his, brothers dlaap
pearance. At first his brother thought u
might lie possible that he had gone tt
Pittsburgh, where lie had sonTorktng
but Information from there removes tina
idea. He did not have more than So
about his person, aud no particular CausI
can be assigned for his disappearance, Al
any rate II Is y case requiring investigation