The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-30
LOCAL LACoHIcs.
Rriei Nots and Comment on Cnrrsat GIG


Events, fts
THELaBelle boilers were of yesterday,
waiting for iron.
LET him that thinketh he standeth take
heed lest he take a tumble.
JACK Frost is q great peace.maker-at
any rate no one can equal him in smooth.
ing things over"
s. N. LAuGHLiH, brakeman on the
Hempheld, had one OF his fingers broken
and bis hand mashed while coupling cars
at Vienna last Saturday.
The saloon OF Charles Curran, Of Ben.
wood, was bnrglarized on Sunday night
and about $50 were stolen. Some whiskey
and other articles were also taken. JUS
tice Felber, OF this city, issued warrants
for the suspected parties yesterday.
OK Sunday night, burglars entered the
house OF Mr.. Thompson Baggs, at Bridge.
port, and ranaacked every room In the
building. A valuable gold watch and q
suit Of clothing were stolen. They got in
through basement window. III
Rev. ]. WESLEY WEBB. Of Huntington,
W, Va, q Presiding Elder Of the N. E.
Church, was in the city yesterday. Alter
making very successful tour In the fnan.
Cial interest OF the new chapel at Ceredo,
Wayne county, he Is now homeward
bound.
MICHAEL noon works in the Greek Mill,
or rather he did until yesterday at II
o'clock. Last Saturday his wages were at
tached by Squire Philips, and yesterday
Mr.. u o'clock came in to give the justice q
Mpace OF bis mind" Mr.. NJ. is now in
custody OF the TAILOR OF Ohio county trying
TO "cipher out II he said anything feminist
the dignity Of the coort."
GEORGE McADAN, who was arrested some
days ago on charge Of stealing q trunk
| from John Fl. Halls establishment on
Main street, had q second hearing before
Squire Philips yesterday on charge Of
stealing forty yard bolt Of cashmere from
Marshall, Kennedy & Blake's dry goods
store, on Main street, and was held In
81 900 for his appearance before the Grand
Jury.
ATTENTION is called to an advertisement
in this days paper for one hundred
miners at the wheeling Creek Coal Com
pany's works. The mines have been
Closed for q month. The miners as we
IunueThLAuu, 4ulL MoIA ueSauoo, shS 49,
pauy would not allow them to dictate who
should be Superintendent. As they have
yielded the point, and have asked to 60
to work again, the Company will open
the mine tomorrow.
JAMES HRRRIN, o partner in the bottling
house ofParker and Herrin, at the corner
OF Market and Twenty-fourth streets, was
before Justice Wait, OF the Sixth ward
Yesterday, on an accusation OF iorcibly
taking and keeping the pocket book oil
Edward Lalley. The wallet was said e
have contained several dollars and the, al
legged riding OF Lalley's pocket took place
in the bottling house several days ago
lHerrin was dismissed.
Mr.. W. o. McOLusKEY presented the
Bryant Literary Society with beautiful
bust OF Milton and also one OF shaks
peare last evening. Misrepresentation tool
| place at "Bryapt Hall" at their regular
meeting. The society desire TO- return
their thanks TO Mr.. McClusky for his real
liy handsome presents. The society also
| desire to acknowledge the receipt OF
handsome hat rack from Mr.. T. 7. Mem
minger, one OF their members. Prof: I,
liz. Mccain will deliver his lecture, His
ltory," on next Monday evening. The
friends OF the society are invited.