The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-14

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= Brief Notes ON Current Events OF Minor
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~ THERE are twenty-five cases on the slate 70,
this mornings Police Court.
The happiest men in the city at preseu. arr
the coal dealers and the plumbers. The fee
men feel blue. 'j' -,
3 LEON VAN WALT is once more free man
having secured bondsmen to the extent o.
81 200 Saturday.
MAT. AILMYsE Ia completing arrangement:
to put his e-consuming attachment on
the funace a.the water works.
TIE police visited Ann Woos!ers houst
OF ill.iame, On the South Side, Saturday
night, and arrested seven women and FIVE
men. 30 ~ t". s.taT5i
Mn. john BANE, Of Short Creek, one of the
fastest drivers In the State, was In the city
on Last Saturday with some OF his fastest
stock. ~ ~ TVS
Mr.. WILLIAM PLATE one OF the Oldest let
ter carriers in the city, has handed in his
resignation to Postmaster Sterling 1t will
take effect Tomorrow, y
1 THREE Of the four indictments against J
H.Zsvely for forgery were dismissed BY
Judge Jacob Saturday, The other will tt
tried at the next term.
"A sLEloHING party went over to Belmont
county on last Saturday evening, accompa
MED by y. 1. Cockaynes orchestra. They
report having 3 pleasant time.
THE necessary repairs 10 the Eighth ward
school building having been completed
school will be resumed there to-day. The
J! building Is now as safe IS when new.
WILL HANpLAN aud Tom Wilson were
thrown from sleigh Saturday night, and
both slightly hurt. The sleigh was badly in,
jured. A collision with snowbauk did It,
WILLIAM HAaADo4N was on Saturday
granted an absolute divorce from WilheI.
nina, his VILE, In the Circuit Court. The
couple were legally separated three years
ago. $500. 60
At the meeting OF the District Assembly,
knights OF Labor, held in this oity, Thomas
! Dawson was elected Master Workman for The
ensuing term. and ,Wellsburs SELECTED as The
next place Of meeting. 'PsrI'l -
DoBHs Il RElslSaKas bent wood works will
bs reopsned ~ soon as the injuries by the
recent fire eau be repaired. The work Of re.
building the buraed portion of the BodIey
building ha1 already commenced.
JEFF DAVIS, the colored boy, was in New
Orleans on the OH inst, having worked his
way down the river on the packets, On that
date lie wrote to gentleman friend here
that he was going to the Florida coast "ior
Z his health ra1 =-.t. a ,5 ~
A NUMBER Of Wheeling people went 10
Moundsvitte yesterday TO attend The funeral
Of Mrs: Frank Burley, who died on last Fri,
day. She leaves large family of children
and large circle OF friends 10 mourn her
loss. Her disease was cancer. 5o
! Mrs.. FHGLE, the old German woman who
died Friday. morning from injuries received
on the @. 4 P. road, at West Wheeling, on
Ihuislay, was buried Saturday at Mt. Wood
Cemetery; Fer son cauie down from Pitt,
burgh and attended to the interment.
The Elson Glass Works at Martins Ferry
have started of with the new year with a
rushing /. siness, and orders are full and
plenty, which could not be otherwise while
It IL 10 the hands OF such practical men ~
W. b. Robinson, Mr.. E!son and Mr.. Sheets,
Z ONE Of the workmen at Armatrones plan.
ing mill came near receiving fatal stab in
the heart last week from one Of his fellow.
Workmen, the blade OF the knife going
through heavy apron, blouse and vest.
The cut In the apron Ia from six TO eipht
inches long. ~. ~ Ts'''' %
y. CINCINNATI hiss reported subscription OF
5000, and Music Hall for tho Democratic
National Convention. What has Wheeling
10 repori?--Beiiais Independent. Wheeling
Will generously give the Convention permits
son TO meet here, and the delegates leave to
stop at the hotels without extra charge.
q The streets were again In bad condition for
pedestrians last night the. sidewalks being
! slippery and the crossings flooded or covered
with slush. Water accumulated In spite OF
all plans to drain it oil. Nothing but IN or,
ganized effort or movement on the part a,
the authorities can make the streets passable
with comfort again soon. :, = ~
p ANlck little oyster supper was give by the
W. @. 7. U. at their Friendly Inn on MARI eli
street Saturday night, which was we'll patrcs
nizsd.s Many OF the ladies OF the city who
take an Interest In benevolent and philan.
:thropic WORK were present, and the supper
was q much greater success than the man,
ayers had hoped to make it. 'aR: y
ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer,
July given blythe 1xrELLIoEScKR jon OrrlcE,
All work guaranteed. q :. ~, ,3if :