The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-22
Drief Notes on Current Events of Minor
g Interest,

Brief Notes on Current Events of Minor
.l Interest.
To-pAY is d national holiday, 1t being
Washirgton's birthday.
AccoMMop ,rIoN trains were resumed on
the Hemptield yesterday.
TO-DAY being q legal holiday, the Library
will be closed the entito day.
TIMOTHY DoEGAN IVES put in the North End
lookup LIS. night. DisoIde.ly was the charge,
THE Council Committee on Health met los.
night and did nothing but audit soma bills.
THE strike at the Crescent mill still coz.
unues, no compromise having yet been Of.
iected.
ALICE LovERf6eE and Myrtle Linwood. two
we'll known low woman of'Center Wheeling,
indulgId In a free fight last night, and were
scooped n by tho police.
Two dances were given last night, one at
Frsnzheim's and the other at Maennerchor
Hell--sure signs that the town Is beginning
to recover from the effects OF tho food.
A LARGE numb,r Of packages, both food
and clothing, were taken to the Island last
night for the sufferers. They can ret them
by calling at the residence OF Mrs. l.. Elz!er.
THE ssn'or class in the public s.hoo,s.
which graduates next June, was eSnminpd
Yesterday at tho Washington school by Prof
Birch, in geography and grammar. The
class is a very bright one aud will show a
good per cent
MUNICIPAL Court met yesterday at $50 A
NJ, Judge Jetfsrs on the bench. In the cave
OF Gibson Lamb VS.. Alex burst, In assump.
sit. q Judgment was rendered in favor of tho
plnintiT for $426 60 Court then adjourned
TO $50 o'clock this morning.
The newest invention for giving to ths
Lord was discovered at the Chapline Street
church last Sunday. When tie collection
was counted q cent sIlvered over and a mor-
ogIam on one side was found. The party
evidently WAS determined that his gift should
be properly recorded above.
MEs. Jons KEENAN,, living on the corner of
Wood and Thirty.sevanth streets, Yesterday
severely broom sticEed hlr. John Kesnan
her husband. 1t seems two Of their Eons
were fighting, and tire old gentleman al,
tempted to separate them, with the above re-.
ault: He tried to get a warrant, but owing
to the unsettled state Of Squire schultzs's
Office 1t Wa postponed.
YESTERDAY afternoon the mortal remains
Of Mira. Ann n. McCollooh, whose death was
noticed IN Wednesdays paper, were laid 10
Iest. Inc funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Dr.. Joseph 4. Smith, Of tho Fonrth
street N. E. church. Tho number of old
ies'dents in attendance wisquite no.jcesb,e.
The pail bearera were Msssrs. j. D.. Culb,rt.
son. George Baird, Jr., Dr.. Reed Nc. Baird
a. F. Hustled and Carter aud Arms.ed Nc
Mechen. u.
The Woodsisld Spirit Of Democracy say,
There Is q drift pile on E:q. John Martins
farm, below Darlington, that ia estimated tn
be worth 81 900. Iiths pile are three boz
cars which belong to different railroads mr.
the river. o. Paden's Island, q short di..
lance below sardis, there Isl turn table for a
standard gauge railroad lodged in q drift
Pile. The drsft to'trs an acre and is ffteen
feet hiEhin many places.
THE funeral of Harry MCCULLOUGH. ths
yourg man who was killed Tuesdsy in a
railroad wrack at Trenton. O., took place yes.
terday afternoon from the home oihis iathar.
Mr.. Stephen Mccullough, on Sixteenth,
street, and was very largely attended, Over
zoo members OF Crescent Lodge, A. "A, Of I,
y. W., Of which organization McCullonrh
was q member. we're present, TIE general
esteem In which the deceased was held was
testified to BY the large number Of friend,
outside Of the lodge that attended. Rev. Dr.
D.: A. Cunningham and Rsv. George 3. Hite
conducted the services.