The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-26
CRY MATTERs.
Rrief Notes on Current Events Of Minor
Intara4t.

hI0uLAk beml'uoutnIy kneolub VI SVuASs
tonight
sEyrRAI new cases Of slight injuries from
dog bites are reported The dogs should be
muEEled.
Mr.. M. r: GRroG, Of the Island, 10 confu-
ed TO his home by injuries received in
alighting from street car near his residence.
Mrs. CATHERINE EElpEMRYEE, an Eighth
ward saloonist, was yesterday fined so and
costs by Judge Jetfers, for selling liquor on
Sunday. a.
[ CouER De LEON division K. Off. will have
an excunion to WellAburE In which all the
knights Of the vicinity will join, on the
seventh OF July.
ANDREW BIsHoTT and friend named Let
ner were hurt Sunday evening by being
thrown from buggy on the National road
east OF Fulton. The buggy cllided with
stone pile, which caused the accident s 4
BLANCHE McGRATa and Mamie Martin had
q slight row at Madame Clara Moss place,
In Alley 10 Sunday. Yesterday Mamieswore
out warrant for Blanche, and she Will be
called to account In Police court this morn
ing. 7terat
MRs. 'TAP" HANSON, whose exploits In the
Fifth ward were narrated yesterday morning,
waslet off with fine OF s. and costs In police
court The neighborhood in which she made
life 10 burden for m hour and hall will coz
slider this cheap.
J. N. WooacocK, Of Bridgeport, has shut
down his foundry and ttoye works for few
weeks for the purpose OF enlargiDg bis
moulding and fitting rooms and putting IN 3
larger engine and boiler, TO enable him 10 I'LL
his orders In the future.
The boastful Bellnire Independent says:
An TAT
they tackle professionals elsewhere. We
have young man In our town who will
teach the Wheeling oarsmen another Boil
trick one OF these days" 81
Frank FISHER, OF Marshall county, yester-
day complained before equire Caldwell that
James Russell, OF this county, was unlawful.
| " OBTAINING horse belonging to- Fisher.
The change will be ventilated and the owner.
ship Of the horse settled by the squire.
Mas. ELIzABErH STANLEY, an old resident
OF Ohio county, died in this city Sunday
afternoon and will be buritd this afternoon.
She was 70 years old and the mother Of Capt
Bernard Stanley, foreman OF the Vigilant
engine company and Councilman from the
First ward. g-F
YESTERDAY morning little child whose
name could not be learned, but whose parents
| live at the east end OF Fourteenth street,
pulled lamp from q table, spilling burning
oil over It's clothes. Fortunately the blszl
was extingnished before the child was seri-
ously burned. IL. % =. la.. ...
Mr.. JoHN AlrEEN, the foreman OF the Top
Mil stone quarry, says the item In yester-
DAVIS paper concerning the trouble at the
quarry was not correct. He says the men dis
charged were given their walking papers for
persistent talking In the tunnels, interfering
seriously with the other employees work.
The colored lyceum which has been hold
| ing weekly meetings In Simpson NJ. b.
Chapel through the past Winter and Spring,
closed for the season last night in very en-
ioyable session. After It's adjournment a
lecture on Africa and Its inhabitants was de-
livered by Prof. ]. Haley, anativa OF the
ozark Continent"
HARRY BATES, hailing from Martins Ferry,
attended market In the Second ward OF this
city Saturday last, and while there be claims
TO have had his pocket picked Of Sl2O. The
story Is regarded as little thin, though
gentleman who knows Bates says he Is re.
liable man, and wouldn't tell the story II
there was nothing init ,
WARRANTS have been issued for the parties
engaged In the fight that took place late SIM
day night In the Eighth ward. Officers Ken
nedy and Combs are no towards, as has been
charged, and had they been In that vicini-
ty at that time would not have hesitated 10 ar
rest the crowd, but they were In another
part OF the ward at the time. t
EARLY yesterday morning burglars effected
an entrance 10 Nesbitt's tin shop, situated In
the Fifth ward market square. 1t Is sup
posed they gained an entrance by rear
window. They went through a show case
filled with fine goods, and got away with $50
or 500 worth. Everything was quiet In that
yicinityat midnight The police have no
clue as yet. 49,
The tine too" who Ia reported to have been
with DR.. Hale when he was arrested IN To:
ledo, Is supposed 10 be DR.. Saul, formerly OF
this city. He left here some time since to
take Dr.. Hale's place in Wheeling, but the
authorities there would not allow him, 80 we
are informed that he accompanied Dr. Hale
as a tine tool 10 the interior towns OF Ohio,
Beliaire Independent. ..a-.ll. Il
MAGGIE MASTERS yesterday made In
formation before Squire PeIerman chars.
ing Belle Lindsey and Ella and
Sadie Snyder with contending with her with
loud and angry words, TO the serious disturb
ance OF the peace and against the laws IN
such cases made and provided. They will
answer to the change to-day. 1.-the parties
live In East Wheeling. s.. 49,
The Arion Glee Club (colored) and large
number OF It's friends left the levee last even
ing. about s o'clock, on the steamer Prince,
for steubenville. They reached there shortly
before midnight and got back to the city at
an early hour this morning. They had
first.class time The Glee Club rendered a
number OF fine selections during the trip and
instrumental music was also had.
Mrs. HARERFiELD, OF North Wheeling, who
was bitten by snake last Friday, still felt
some pain from the wound yesterday, though
the bite was notserious Exaggerated 81 rtes
about the effects OF the bite were saoat 1t
Is believed that the snake was 0 poisonous
one. but that Its sting was robbed OF much OF
The virus, and the lady's life probably saved,
BY her gum shoe, through which the langs
passed. il.tF "ts,1Efs
YESTERDAY morning the members Of the
st. John Society, notwithstanding the rain
and threat sning aspect OF the weather, parad-
ed the streets and marched TO the Fair
Grounds, where they spent the day. They
were Joined Their eby large number oil their
friends and managed to pass the day pleas
antly, the large buildings being thrown open
for their accommodation. The Wheeling
City Band furnished the music for the parade
and the orchestra for the dancers. The best
OF order was preserved.
LAST evening little girl Of Luke snyder's
w's playing at the east end Of Sixteenth
street when an Elm Grove car came along.
The horses were walking and she climbed on
behind. suddenly the horses started into a
trot and she fell off. As she did so her dress
caught on projection, and before the car
was stopped sue had been dragged half .
block. she was considerably bruised and
her knee was severely injured. Too many
children are In the habit OF hanging on be"
hind the cars. It Is dangerous, and usually
II they are hurt itS'their own fault -,r.,.
SQUIRE J. N. BULoER was Arraigued in Pc.
lice Court yesterday morning on a charge OF
disorderly conduct preferred by his family.
The Squire put In his appearance, but the
prosecuting witnesses were not on hand The
case was therefore continued till this morn.
ing. and rules Issued for his daughters.
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