The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-02
LOCAL BRRvITnRs.
Mattsrs Of Minor Moment In and AhOu. tn,
CITY.

Two marriage licenses were issued yes.
ttrdSy.
THE West Virginia State Pharmaceutical
Association will meet In Wheeling, June
9Th.
soulRE W. H. CALDWELL is putting
natural gas Rttings In hih new house on
the Island.
SUMNER seems to have returned with the
intention Of staying. The sun was attend
Ing strictly to business yesterday.
THR Wheeling Steel Works plant at
Benwood, 1t is expected, will be ready to
commence making steel in three weeks,
HoMR,GRowH strawberries are in mar.
ket, and are u Ger than ever before, The
largest and finest are unusually chesp-l5
centsa box.
Tue Moore & Vivian Comedy Company,
which is presenting sour Jonathan, OF
the Law pf the Land" at the Peoples
Theatre this week, will give a matinee to-
day,
Tug work Of repairing the Market street
Cobble stoue pavement goes brayely on.
By the time the men complete the job II
will be ready to commence again at the
first end.
JAMES CuRRBNs, indicted for robbiug
William Hazlett, was put on trial to .
Jury in Part ii of the Circuit Court yeater'
day, Judge Boyd presiding. The jury has
not yet rendered q verdict,
KILLIAN KRAFT and Elizabeth E, KRAFT
yesterday qualified as executor and execu'
trix respectively, Of George Kraft, deCeas
ed, giving bond in the sum Of $1,000. No
surety was required by the will.
A DIVORCE was Yesterday granted by the
Circuit Court to jams Feay from Moses
Feay, An order was also entered that
Feay's property, be sold to pay his debt'
and alimony, to be fixed hereafter.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
Yesterday paid into the Circuit Court the
money allowed by the Commissioners IL
the condemnation proceedings against
Mary Marling, and took title I a strip o.
land across her farm, in this county.
An earnest effort is being made to have
the Ritz Weisgerber race rowed over TIT
course here, and by a little encourage
ment it will be brought here. Ritz, atteI
the Hanlan regatta, will likely be o create
i~ayOrite than he il now,-BehGire hide
pendent.
BARNEsyILLE has the largest crop o
strawberries ever raised in that vicinity
There are about fifty acres more devoted
to the crop than ever before. The crop Il
estimated at thirty thousand bushels, ant
will probable net the growers ut less
100000.
AcoLoREp woman, Mrs. Wells, OF thu
Island, was arrested last night by OtiicerI
McNichols and Lukens, and she caused
some excitement on the way to the lock,
up by yelling murder at every Step, and
swearing like a pirate in q voice like
steam whistle.
THR remains Of Mrs. Harry sprowls, ne
Miss Lulu Carroll, passed through this city
Sunday from Dakota for her former home
in West Finley, Washington county. Mrs.
SproYls was married last October and
went with her husband to make q new
home in Dakota. She was q victim IA
quick consumption.
A HORSE belonging to Hibberd & Son,
plumbers, took fright while going down
Sixteenth street yesterday morning, and
upon reaching Market street turned up,
where he coIlided with an iron hitching
post, and succeeded In breaking LOOSE
from the wagon, which was broken up con.
siderably. The driver escaped unhurt.
REV. JOHN B. RUST, pastor Of the Re-
formed Presbyterian church, OF Canton,
o., preached very ~acceptably to the Third
Presbyterian church, OF Wheeling, last
sabbath morning. Rev. Joseph A. Kel.
Ter, Of Hartville, Ohio, preached in the
evening. These brethren are members oil
st. Johns classes Of the Reformed Presby'
terrain church now in session in this city
JAMES WEIGH was arraigned in police
court yesterday morning, charged with
being drunk, carrying concealed weapons
and resisting an officer In the discharge o.
his duty. He was fined IS and costs fol-
the first otIense, $40 and costs for the sec.
ond and $50 and costs for the thirtlIand
in default Of these sums he was committed
to the WorkhOuBe for thirty days on each
charge, ninety days in all. Harry Wal.
lace, for disorderly conduct, got s. and
costs, and for carrying concealed weapons
$40 and costs.
Two important suits, Of interest here,
were decided at Steubenville yesterday.
Two men whose wages, due from corpora
tions having offices here, were attached in
West Virginia to satisfy debts contracted
in Ohio, sued the original creditor to re-
cover back the money, under the Ohio
statute prohibiting the assignment Of
debts to persons outside the State for col
lection. The juries decided that as in
both cases the claims against the parties
were sold outright, the statute could not
be applied. In other words, the transfer
OF claims for collection outside the State Is
prohibited, but not the bona fde sale Of
claims to residents Of smother State.