The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-29
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
TuE Sweeney invesigationists will re.
sumo again tonight.
INTERESTING exercises were held In the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
yesterday.
side Iron Works, has removed his family
to Chicago.
The steamer Dlurnal on her last trip
brought large number Of oil barrels 10
our city from Sistersyille.
ALPRED DAVIS, a well.known young
man Of the Eighth ward, is lying danger
ously III with typhoid fever.
We have been informed that Uncle
Dick Richardson Is candidate for Justice
OF the Peace for Madison district.
Miss ADDIE O'BRIEN presented Treas.
urer Uohn, OF the Comique, with beauti.
fuI diamond pin Saturday evening,
ANNIE FERGUSON drank some bedbug
poison Saturday evening in mistake for
alcohol. Not an unnatural mistake.
MR. SALADA, one OF our oldest steam.
boatmen, will go on the Diurnal to.mor'
row for the season with Prof. Joseph Kirk.
FATHER SULLIVAN has received well exc
cutet steel engraVings OF Bishops Whelan
and Kahn, by Samuel Sartain, OF Philadel'
phia.
JAMES, a small son OF William Hanes,
OF North Wheeling, has been lying dan:
gerously Ill for some time with the typhoid
fever.
SOME trimmings took fire in Emsheimer's
window, on Main street, Saturday night,
causing little excitement but doing no
damage.
The little son OF Mr.. VIM. Chapman, Of
Ninth street, who had his foot SO badly
hurt ct the Top mi few days since, IS
improving.
SOME one yelled "fre" in the Comique
Saturday night and stampede took place
Order, however, was restored and the
show proceeded.
The hinge factory hands have been
working over time for several days past
The works will close for two weeks after
Wednesday next.
HARPER & BIO. 8 show. window is full oil
the nobbiest hats in straw goods we have
ever seen. This is early in the season, but
spring is upon US.
MR. HENRY EBEJSo, one Of our oldest
musicians, will remove with his family TO
Columbus, o., in April, and will make
that city his future home.
JOSEPH HALLER was before Squire Mil.
ler Saturday, charged with threatening
bis wife annihiIatiOn. He was held In
1900 bail for q year as the result.
Mn. FRED. WIENER, the well known
butcher OF Fulton, has been confined to
his home for the last two weeks by sick
ness, but is improving at present.
Work will begin tomorrow on the kilns
at the pottery. Manager Pearson has re-
tnrned from the East and the work Will be
prosecuted as vigorously as possible.
AN effort is being made to get up a
Blaine club for Madison district. A meet
ling for this purpose will be held to.mor'
row evening at the Hope hose house on
Eleventh street.
THE attention Of the Street Commits.
sioner is called to the bad condition oil
Market street in several places, between
Seventh and Ninth streets, where digging
has been done for putting in pipes.
The remains Of Mrs. Dora Clohan Zim.
mer arrived in this city Saturday night
and were Inferred yesterday afternoon.
The funeral took place from her mothers
residence, on Chapline street, Centre
Wheeling.
"A STABLE belonging to Alex. Mckee,
and situated on Chapline street, near
| Tenth. was burned Saturday night. The
Hope Hose Company did excellent work,
and also the. Atlantic and Vigilant en-.
gines. Loss, $780,
THE Theatre Comique is still giving a
superior evenings entertainment. They
have booked for this week Roselle's Fe.
male Minstrels. The management for this
concern should receive liberal patronage
for their efforts TO give tirst-class and cheap
entertainments.
An alarm Of fire was sent in yesterday
at 3P. N. from box 1S2, United Engine
| House, caused by the burning oil straw
under a porch in the house, Twenty.dfth
and Main street, occupied by VIM. Hicks.
No damage was done and the fire was east
ly exunguished.
We regret to announce the death OF
Mr.. w. L. Yates at the residence OF his
father, T. G. Yates, Esq, at West Alexan-
der, Saturday night. Mr.. Yates was
Young gentleman we'll known in this city,
having been clerk in Stiiel d Co.'s dry
goods. store for some time.
We are panied to learn OF the death OF
Jimmy Carson OF the Eighth ward, which
occurred at 10 o'clock, Saturday night,
from typhoid fever. Jimmy was in his
2lst year and gave promise OF being a
strong, active man. We tender our sym
pathies to the family and relatives in their
sad bereavement. The funeral will take
place at Mt. Wood this afternoon, at 8
o'clock.
The firemen OF the Eighth Ward hose
house have received new aud handsome
uniforms. This house is the newest and
most respectable in appearance OF any In
the city, and the apparatus as well Kept
and the horses as well trained as any In
the department. We heard an influential
member OF the committee on the fire de-
partment say few days ago, that an en-
gine in this house would be the next
move.
PAT SuoRrEI, while under the influence
Of liquor, attempted to jump aboard the
Dinkey, near the brick yard in South
Wheeling, Saturday evening, at 6 o'clock.
Result: Lett foot stripped entirely OF flesh,
tendons cut, and perhaps may require am
putaton. No blame can be attached to
the engineer as there is an ordinance for
bidding persons jumping on trains while
moving. DR.. Pipes is attending the wound
ed man.