The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-20
LoeAl nREyIEIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in AND About
tbs city,

the City,
psIIyIR sPuR" atths Grand this sVen'
ing.
A BOY named Norwood, employed at
the Tack factory, lost two fingers In ma
chine Saturday.
WILLlAM McGRoAFY, 9 native Of Ire
land, received his first papers from the
Circuit Court Saturday,
THR present stage OF water "a favorable
10 Captain Billy Princes plan for q pom.
toon bridge for the great reunion.
tn expected that the case Of the State
against DR.. ", Il. Former will be tried in
the Circuit Court today
LIZZIE SMITH, convicted Of petit larceny
in the Circuit Court last week, was on
Saturday sentenced to twenty days inn
prisonment in the county jail.
Mr.. WILL CHAMBERS, Of Elm Grove, "a
acquiring local reputation as the cham
pion Nimrod. On las. Wednesday he
killed twenty squirrels with twenty shots
while hunting near West Alexander,
sugRT mill No. 8 at the Crescent Mil
was OF all last week on account OF some
dissatisfaction among the Workmen, but
al the meeting Of Oreacsnt Lodge OF the
A, A, OF l. and 8. W, Saturday night an
understanding was arrived at and It .
understood that the mill will resume work
to-day,
Ma, GEORGE H, Parks, Of Chicago, re-
Gently sold to Mr.. William V, Hogs 0 site
at Ellington, east Of the city, on which
Mr.. Hoge will at once erect q handsome
residence for his family.
RoRRRT BLAcKwoOD was sent to the bill
for thirty days Saturday at the police
court matinee for dlsOrderly conduct on
Eleventh street, failing to pay the tine o.
81 and the costs,
AIADY In Cleveland, who received the
big INTRLLIdRNcER, wrltes to her daugh'
ter: "Wheeling Ia now, suppose, going
to whiten up and look like new; but the
natural gas won't purify the water In the
city basin and in your households"
RoBRRT B. WooDs, ST., the clerk Of the
Board OF Commissioners, slipped and fell
Saturday In diamounting from an Elm
Grove car on Sixteenth street, and re-
csived exceedingly painful bruises. He
was stunned by the fall, and had to be
assisted TO the Office OF DR., Frissell, where
restoratlves we're applied.
BILL GARNER was committed to jail by
Squire Davis Saturday night In default OIL
bond OF 5000 TO keep the peace for Q
year, His son, Joe, arraigned at the same
time on charge Of breach OF the peace,
was discharged. John Shetlltn later ap.
piled vile epithet to Squire Davis, and
was arrested and committed to Jail for q
year. He fought all the way to jail.
ST.. RuDDRLL, one Of the prominent
citizens OF Chenille, Gllmer county, was
taken suddenly III on his way home from
Cape May, where he had gone for a short
visit for his health, and he ls now lying al
the residence OF Rev. D. d. King, in Iona.
coming, Nd, and but little hopes are en-
tertained this recovery.
WILLIAM LAvELLE, an employe OF the
city gas works, abused his wife Saturday
evening while intoxicated. She fed fol
protection to her fathers house near, and
her uncle, Richard Bradley, went Ia
Layelles house to care for the children,
Bradley, who Ia over 50 years old, was at
tackled by Lavelle and cruelty beaten
Officer West, who lives near, had been
attracted by the noise, and he arrested
Lavelle, who was fined $40 and costa by
Judge LETTERS at the police court matinee
and In default Of the money was commit.
ted to the workhouse.