The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-06
N0TIRs AND sCRAPs.
Note and Comment Concerning a Variety
or Matters.

OSE deed oil trust was recOTueu yesterday
A TEMPERANCE meeting will be held this
eyeningat Parkers Hall, at 1880 O'Clock.
KRAMER will play for the fair OF the
church OF the Immaculate Conception on
the 20th-24th insts
A COSTLY shawl was stolen from the resi-
dence OF a prominent South Side business
man yesterday by sneak thieves,
FRANK SIMMONS, driver at tho BenWood
mill coal mines, had his back badly injured
yesterday by fall OF stone in the bank.
IDA NoRMAS was yesterday fined S and
costs by Squire Philips for an assault and
battery, committed on Annie Workenaur,
The members of tho Triadelphia 81. Paul
Church will have pleasant social gathering
at the ROetteger House In Elm Grove, Wed
nesday evening.
Tue following letters are unclaimed at the
pOstOlice: Mrs. Mary Barriers, Z, Ferger, +.
Kaehr, W. 8. Marshall, Miss Amanda Miller
Mrs. Rettenhause,
CASPER HILL yesterday qualified as the id.
mlnistmtOr OF the estate OF VIM. BOllins, de-
ceased giving bond Of $500, with August
BOllins rs surety.
AT O'Clock this morning regular test time
In the fire department q box will be pulled
In order to ascertain II the striking apparatus
in che Capitol tower Is In working order
DR.. ALLEN informed us last night that
Paxton's condition was not at all favorable.
The ball has not yet been found and tile
wound Is unquestiOnably a dangerous one.
A HORSE attached to cart backed into the
Eolr street thirty inch water pipe trench at
Sixteenth street yesterday. Some trouble
was had In getting the animal out, but moth.
Ing was hurt.
SQUIRE PnILrPs, yesterday, continued the
cases OF Annie Bowers, Caroline Kite and
Annie Foreman, charged with IN assault and
battery by Maggie Tooney, unit Wednes.
day morning, A jury has been demanded.
THIs evening lecture will be- delivered In
Commercial Hall, Martins Ferry, by Rev. g.
O. sedgwlck, on floods Campaign The
proceeds OF the lecture will be devoted to the
charity fund Of the O, A. Il, postoi Martins
Ferry.
THE Sunday School Union oiWheellng will
hold Its regular monthly meeting this Tues
day) evening, at the United Presbyterian
Church, at 1850 o'clock. Bible lesson by W,
A. List, and question drawer will make up
the programme.
FRANK STANLEY and Tom shalcross got into
a fight In Market Square saloon last eve.
ming, and were both arrested by Constable
Laughlin, who took them before Squire
Philips, who fined them five dollars and costs
each, and requireda bond,
.. s. COMMISSIONER FoRBEs had Mary Boil.
yard, alias "Oyster Moll, before him ycser.
day charged with selling beer without
license. Several witnesses were examined
and the trial continued until Tuesday week.
Attorney Pendleton appeared for the de.
fence.
YESTERDAY morning q servant girl started
fire In the CRATE Of tue house gu the corner
Of broadway ard Indiana streets, Island,
that Is being fitted up for occupancy, and did
not remove the paper that had been stuffed
into the chimney during the summer. II
became gnited and fell down, setting the
carpet on fire. Fortunately It was soon dis.
covered
An individual named Muldoon went on
the war path yesterday evening In Central
Wheeling, and attempted to make of with
DR.. Baird's buggy. Policeman Barum ar.
rested him with some difficulty, and found
his pockets full Of stones. The officer had to
deputiEe some by-slanders TO aid In the ar
rest and lie still resisted strenuously, but
wasfnally lodged In the lookup.
Born parts Of the Criminal Court were In
session yesterday, but no business OF import
ance was transacted In Part to-day Judge
Boyd will hear argumentso on demurrers, aud
In Part 2, before Judge Jacob the case OF Ia.
shar vs. the Citizens Railway Company, will
DO put on trial before jury. This Is the case
In which damages are claimed for Injuries
done a child that was run over
MARSHALL, KENNEDY & Co. advertise this
morning q special sale Of blankets and staple
domestic goods TO make room for their h0ll. |
day goods, OF which they expect full line In
great variety. Their present sale will afford
an opportunity that Is rare indeed TO buy
seasOnable goods at unusually low prices, and
our readers should avail themselves OF so
favorable an opportunity 10 secure bargains.
A CERTIFICATE was issued 10 a corporation
yesterday by Secretary Of State stalnaker
that Is 10 be known as the Summit Oil Com.
pany," with the principal Office at parkerI. |
burg. II Is formed for the purpose Of pur.
chasing and leasing real estate and sub. |
letting the same when royalty Is paid on the |
OIL which Is mined or drilled for. The cor. |
pOration isto expire September 20, 1901, and |
starts out with capital stock Of 81, 1900, di. |
yided into $40 shares, $3.50 Of which has been |
paid up, with the privilege OF increasing the |
same TO $780, 900. The shares are held as fol. |
lows N. II. q. Church and J. A. Steele, |
iorty.nine, each; 9, J. Broderith, fifty shares
y. i. Steele and W. s. Sands, one each all Of |
Parkesburg.
THE statement Of one OF the Pittsburgh
papers that three OF the students OF the col. |
lege have been expelled for drunkenness and |
rowdyslm Is an error Three members Of the |
senior class have been suspended for the
balance Of the term for drinking There Is |
no difficulty In any students procuring beer
F,Ht rlt takt
that some occasionally do get liquor from |
these places Is not strange, but II Is TO the |
credit OF the college authorities that they will |
not tolerate the presence Of any student who |
Is known TO be guilty Of such conduct. It's
also credltablo 10 the Institution that at no |
time In Its history has II been 50 free from o |
spirit OF rovdylsm and vice among the |
students as ut present. Washington, Pa Re.
porter.
A FUNNY thing occurred on Main street
yesterday A New York drummer stepped |
into o Wholesale store and spread out his
samples for the pfoptieiors inspection. A
sample Of tea was shown, over which dis
cuSsiOn was started until the drummer gave
the lie direct. lie was ordered out and some
further words were uttered until the whole.
sale man accepted All invitation 10 20 out on
the pavement and have II out. The W. m.
was large and muscular and he conf.
IDENTIFY expected TO forever wipe
the dapper drummer from the face OF the
eatthi IN fact, some friends were invited 10
come along and see the thing done. The
drummer was small, but he was scientific,
and after positions had been taken lie sur.
pfised the ". m; yea, verify, he made his
teeth chatter and stars danced before bis
eyes, and the mill suddenly terminated,
while Main street clerks and merchants en-.
joyed q hearty laugh over the righteousness
Of the affair.
Mn AND Mas, JosnUA ILNcAs1Ea were taken
by surprise last evening by something les
than q hundred OF their friends calling upon
them In body, and enjoying themselves Tor
sevefaI hnntS In bieasahi rnnvesssjior