The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05
LOCAL RnEvIrrEs.
siattsrs of Minor Moment In aud About thu
City.

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KxMpLE at tho Capitol tonight.
IA PAHloK MARCH" at the Opera House
this evening.
TIE Chapline street roller skating rink
opens tonight.
"CoLLARs AND CupFs" at Charley Shay'a
theatre again this evening.
THREE deeds OF trust were admitted to
record by Recorde" Hook yesterday.
REAL ESTATE AGENT HALLRR yesterday
sold Sam Litten's house and lot on TWEEN
ty-sixth street to Joseph Doyle for $500.
TIE Island rink, notwithstanding the
inclement weather Of yesterday, did a
good business. A very nice crowd was
present last evening. ts
TIE river is rising at this point. The
marks last evening indicated . depth OF U
feet 9 inches in the channel. The ice has
about run out and the local packets are
once more running.
Mn. j. N. WHITE, Of this city, and Miss
Mollie Burns, OF Benwood, were married
Yesterday afternoon at two o'clock, in the
Catholic Church at Benwood, by the pas
tor, Rev. Father 81. P. McMenehen.
RICHARD CUR, a coal miner employed
in the Wheeling Creek Coal Works, died
on Tuesday from injuries received on
Monday bya fall OF soap stone in the room
Of the mine in which he was working.
TIE Wheeling Roller Skating Rink
Association held meeting last night and
appointed committees to secure plans for
building and solicit subscriptions to the
stock. This is the Association which pro.
poses to build a rink on North Main street.
ANTHONY RICE, colored, was brought be-
fore Justice George Ankle last evening,
charged with disturbing religious services
at the Simpson NJ. +. Chapel. Rico gave
bond in the sum Of 500 TO appear at 4
o'clock this afternoon for hearing. The
case promises to be an interesting one.
Col. JAKE KRupLE will deliver his lee
ture, ELI, and How he Got There; or the
Democratic Children in the Promised
Land" in the hall OF the House OF Dele
gates this evening. The majority Of the
Legislature ought TO DO appreciative
hearers OF this lecture, and other people
who have not heard 1t will iiud II full OF
fun.
WILLIAM Miller, OF East Wheeling,
was arrested and locked up by Officer
Barum last evening. The warrant was
sworn out by Miller's wife. According to
her story he has been beating and abusing
her and disturbing the peace generally.
He will probably go up on the hill after
Judge Jeffers gets through with him this
morning.
JUDGE BoyD OF Part II Of the Circuit
Court yesterday heard the arguments in
the case OF Sherratt VS. The Evening Jour
nal, and took the case decentralization.
There are five lawyers, representing as
many different interests, engaged In this
case. They arc, w. P. Hubbard, II. NJ.
Russell, J. P. Rogers, Newt. Criswell and
Denis o'Keeffe.
Rev. DIR. w. II. COOKE, Of the Second
church, last evening received
a dispatch from Louisville, announcing
the death OF DR.. @. Graham, in his 102nd
year. He was the iather-in.law OF DR..
Coolies brother, Rev. ]. r. Cooke, and also
Of Hon. J. S. G. Blackburn. DR.. Graham
was one the best and most learned physi-
clans in Kentucky.
GEORGE WooD, aged IS, a resident OF
La Belle street, was with another man
yesterday hauling some heavy timbers on
the South Side, and one Of the large
beams fell, striking him on the leg, and
breaking 1t Just below the knee. DR.. j. II.
Pipes attended his injuries, and lie was
removed to the home OF his sister, on La
Belle street, with whom he lives.
OxE year ago to-day there was fear and
throughout large portion
OF the city. The Ohio was rising rapidly,
and the news from headwaters was, that
there would be no telling when 1t would |
stop. John.boats and express wagons
were in demand, and there was excite |
ment everywhere. Tho rniI which started
the flood began on the 2nd, and on the
7th the waters reached their greatest
heighth. s.Gls,
CLERK HAzLErr, OF the Board Of Gas
Is busy at present preparing |
for bidders who will be ask
I'd shortly to send in their estimates for
lighting oil lamps and furnishing various
needed supplies. The Board during this
year will probably erect another reservoir.
In fact, they will have todo so, as the
present holding capacity has been found
Turing this winterto be insufficient, and
II course the demand next winter will BIO
much larger.