The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-27
Dor OF the Utah territorial legislature,
and n former residento Of Lincoln. Irvine
surrendered. lie claims Montgomery
ruined his wife and broke up their home.
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All Sort. of Local Now. ami 1o,yp from
this Gias, Ctr.
There was n splendid turnout OF
Knights Templar yesterday evening 10
attend tho Ascension day services at
tho First NJ. i. church. Only a short
march from tho hall to tho church was
taken, owing TO- tho u~nfayorablc
weather, but tho church was we'll filled
aud Rev. i. w. Lane preached M intor-
eating sermon, beginning with tho
statement that It seemed to him cmi.
nently proper that "the order OF
Knights Iemplar, m order founded
upon the truths OF tho Christian 70.
ligion, should with impressive public
ceremonies celebrate tho most i'm.
portant event In tho life OF our Lord
Jesus Christi, He scemod imbucd with
tho spirit OF tho occasion, and tho largo
audience that, assembled was well
pleased. Tho ceremonies OF tho
knights, too, under tho impressive
leadership Of the prelate, DiShton
bailey, were well received. Tho st.
C%lairsyille members wero accompanied
by their wives and lady friends.
Colonel g. L. poorman left yesterday
for Columbus to resume charge OF the
secretary OF states office. During
Wednesday ovcninsand tho early part
OF tho day ycsterdaXllc wa in receipt
OF many kilograms from various promi.
nent men, congratulating him upon tho
splendid victory he achieved in tho con
vcnt!on, and conveying the hopo that
his voice will be heard in the halls OF
tho national Congress. IIo left homo
yesterday with d lighter heart and was
n happier man than lie has ever before
been in tho sixty-six years Of his life.
An effort will be made to stop rail
road engines from whistling on Sunday
within the corporate limits, and also to
enforce n strictrr observance OF the Sab.
bath day by some OF tho stores that
never mako a p%retense at closing on
that day more than any other.
Edward Lucas, a young colorcd chap
who stole a silver watch from Robert
Irwin, was fined S25 and costs and given.
twenty days in jail by Mayor MCGOWAN
yesterday, and Marshal johnson took
him to the st. Clairsvillc stone pile ut
once.
The Daily Independent has commenced
its thirteenth year, and promises us
much vim, vigor and vinegar as has
ever been shown in its columns. 1t is
not discouraged in the least at tho out
look for Beilaire. q
Edwin Ray succeeds Il. B. Jackson rs
night ticket agent of the Baltimore <
Ohio here. Mr.. Jackson has been ap-
pointed assistant agent at Wheeling,
anu will take charge on tho first OF
June.
DR.. G. f.. Manchester, one OF the most
prominent ministers in tho GAINESVILLE
circuit, has been appointed a member
OF the board OF examiners Of tho Ohio
Wesleyan University Mt Delaware.
Mr.. Albert Wetherald and wife, ac-
%companied the family OF Syl. Wctherald
here from Findlay yesterday morning,
with the remains OF their son. The flu
neral was a verv large n
Mrs. Cyrus King, wife OF tho promi-
nent business and railroad man OF that
name OF Medina, is visiting the family
OF George NJ. Woodbridge, Esq.
Hon. c. L. Wcems, of st. Clairsville,
will deliver the memorial address here
Monday evening. He is becoming a
great favorite in this section.
Peter Marley, who was injured BY
falling through the h~atchway OF his
wharlboat, is not likely to recover. He
is gradually growing worse.
Fishing. parties are strcwn all along
the banks Of the river below the town.
Notwithstanding the wet weather.. %
The city council will meet this even
ing, owing to the fact that no meeting
was held Tuesday evening.
Charles J. Gill, secretaryo OF the Elson
Glass company, is Nursing his first born
boy baby.
Deputy Auditor William a. Tenton is
clerk ofthe city board OF equalization.
There will DO a musicale at tho homo
OF Mrs. John L. Davis this evening.
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