The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-21
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Marshal Eeltorc gays that armies OF
buns arc on tic move now. Scarcclyr
nightp9sscs but that 1t IL necessary 10
fire . half dozen or so out Of town. lie
says they camp down along tho railroad
and build n fire ofold ties aud manayc
10 pick up q vingbybeggin. aud steal
ing combined. Tho town has no stone
pile to lot them exercise on. They have
nothing TO pay fines with md the only
remedy Is to havo them move on.
Agent Graham, OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio,
says tho transfer car has been broken
opOn several times, but as II w;ls empty,
no loss resulted, and sheltcr.wag MI tho
maraudcrs found. Several citizens have
caught suspicious looking customers
proving about their premises, but in
caclI case they fled ut the slightest
noise.
Tho Park Tennis club reorganizcd for
tho season Of '92, by elGcling L. W.
Parkinson, President; Carl IIuntor,
Vice President; Robert Humphreys,
Secretary and Treasurer, and Edward
Manning, Manager. The other men,
bers OF tho club arc Will Weaver, Hugh
Wright, John Showacre, viii Ewing,
Clarence Smith, Will Henderson, Ode
Jones and viii Turner. Tho grounds
Of tho club on Sixth street will be great
ly improved. Tennis is growing in
popularity in this city and there will DO
Il number OF now clubs the coming sea-
son.
There is a strong probability that q
large planning mill and lumber yard will
be located on the lands OF the Mining &:
Manufacturing company in tho spring.
III fact, tho matter has already gone so
fur that it is almost 4 certainty. The
parties arc principally local capitalists,
and they are fully able, both financially
and otherwise, to make the project a
success
Il. II. Holiday died at his home in
the Third ward yesterday afternoon, OF
grip and pneumonia. Deceased was 4
brother j. A. Holiday, OF the firm Of
j. A. Holiday & Son, OF Wheeling, and
was nearly seventy years OF age. The
funeral arrangements have not yet been
completed.
There is now excellent slcighing and
people who aro so lucky as to possess 4
horse and sleigh are having fine times.
The town was full OF country people
yesterday and the sleigh bells kept up a
merry din al! day. This gives business
quite boost
County court has been in session
since Tuesday. Much routine business
has been transacted. The matter OF
arranging the voting precincts under
the new law will come up Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Z. Lynch have both
been confined 10 their home at Thomp-
son with grip. Both arc now better,
and the doctor was back in town ycster-
day.
+. ". Brown, Marshall county's men,
Der OF the board OF directors OF the PEN
itentiary, has been seriously i'll, but
was reported better last evening.
Reserved seats for Guy Bros min
strcls, which vii! appear at the opera
house Friday evening, were put on sale
at Rogcrs's drug store yesterday.
Moundsville is to have steam laun-
dry. Capt. J. B. Alexander will be the
head OF the concern, and it will be To-
Gated in the east end OF town.
Master Roy Harris, whose serious ILL
ness has been the source OF much I'M
casincss to his parents and friends, was
much better yesterday. its *
Oscar Wright, the we'll known florist
and insurance man, has beer quite low
with the grip and its complications, but
is now improving
The mercury got away down ycster.
day morning. Reports vary, running
all the way from zero to ten degrees
below. MtEHS Il
A. r. Laing, the publisher OF the
Herald, has been confined to his room
byillness for several days.
The latest from Hon. Frank Arnold,
who has been SO Seriously il, is. that he
is better. : - -
J. Glenn Cook, of the Mining and
Manufacturing company, is in Pitts
burgh.
Ex-Shcriff Hicks is still confined to
his room, and was not sowell yesterday.
Sheriff Burloy was in town yesterday,
the first time since his late sickness.