The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09
LOCAL LACONIcs.
Brief note and Comment on Cnrrent 'i''
UwauIa.


Events.
To DAY Is payday al the Belmont, Kay
erside and Top Mills, and hoOUs' D'"'A'
unier & Co.'S Glass Warks.
KRANER's full band will 80 to Baltimore
Tomorrow TO take part in the grand ceie'
bration In that city on Monday.
TnE Top Mill factory was of yesterday
aiternoon on account Of the funeral oil
Young Rodenbaugh, nail ieeder.
Born Branches OF Council failed to ma
,eralize last night. and session was de-
ierred until next Tuesday night. when the
regular October meeting will be held,
TuR new Iron bridge has arrived and il
beiuv put up over Wheeling creek, be
tween Kirkwood and Bridgeport. Il Is
splendid large structure aud will add t.
lie appearance, as well ~ much conven
fence Of the place.
sALIsoRR, the Atlantic Clothing HousI
man, will present the boys At tle Atlanu'
Engine House with beautiful lag I'M
afternoon ut the Engine House. Is. .. Al
lIson, Esq., will present the flag, and w
O. Haudlan will receive 1t. 4
TnR social reception at the residence Of
Mr., VIM. StaIke, on the South Side, las
evening, was an event long 10 be iemem
bered By those present. Over twenty-five
couples we're In attendance and dancing
was continued until q late hour 10 the IN
spring music Of Cockayne's orchestra
ALEcK WALLACE had hearing yester
day upon two charges, one for larceny ant
Inc other for threatening 10 do violence t
the frame Of Peter Dolan, The larceny
charge was clearly shown 10 be untenaoI!!
and IInfounded, and Ateck was discharged
while nominal fine WAS assessed III TIT
last named case. s.,S
FnANcIs EVANS, an Ohio cripple, became
very boisterous last night on water SIteet
near the S,amm House. and houFishini
his crutch around promiscuonsly StrIci
Mr. Unruh, an old man, on the head, III
turing him severely. HeaIso broke sever
al Windows and caused the polics mucl
trouble before he was safely landed In TN
lookup.
ApTuuR FIELDS, Simpsons "Jehu,
went to sleep in his hack yesterday, &n'
while In that condition his gold watch va
taken from his pocket by waS. AFthu
did not discover his loss for some hours
hui when he did; well, he was "neari!
white" and when his property was re
stored better pleased "darkey" wa
never seen.
DuKSo the month OF September then
were 1903 arrests made, as follows
Tan by Sullivan, eleven by DefIibaugh
twslye by Asmus, eighteen by Short, eigh
nv Miller, thirteen by Rutherford, sevet
by Gillespie, three by Wilcox. five b!
Price, six by McCully, Weir one, Wallace
one, Thompson one, and Sweeney one
There was collected, fines S2l7; lookup
fees, $40 20; clerks fees, $3.50 81; total
$il3 81.
Mr.. FRANK SIMPSON has q piece Of
skeleton key that was bro ken oil IN INT
lock to his back door night or two ago
The hired girl heard some one at the dool
shortly alter midnight but did not pay any
attention to the noise or think anything
more OF 1t until she found the key woulI
NOT turn, when she tried to open the doc
In the morning. Mr.. Simpson had The
lock examined Yesterday, and found thI
piece Of broken skeleton.
PARKEK's HALL will he reopened TO
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. In
President OF the ASS citation, Mr. J. Mel
vim Richards, has returned TO the city u
remain, and will be present IN Person, Z
inaugurate the winter campaign with hi
magnificent choir and some excellen
speakers. Rev. s. II. Nesbit, Of Pitts
burvh, and Secretary Of the Western
Temperance Alliance, will also be presen
To give tho good cause words OF cheer All!
encouragement. Everybody made vel
come.