The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12
LOCAL BRRvITIEs.
nOttors Of Minor AIOmORt In and About III

Na@~AAFA
City,
Two marriage licenses were Issued yes
teTdAy,
"BuRR OAKS" at the Academy again
this evening.
THEE cases were disposed Of in police
court yesterday-all plain ones
Nofa case was on the docket at police
Headquarters at midnight for this morn
lng's court.
YESTERDAY was another bright May'liks
day, and the streets were crowded with
people tempted out blythe genial afternoon
sun.
sQUIRE DAVIS yesterday sent James
Kerns to jail for the grand jury, on the
charge OF stealing 81 from William Hazlett,
& mailer, Monday night.
SAMUEL RonIEsoS was yesterday appoint-
ed administrator OF the estate OF George
Robinson, deceased, and gave bond in the
sum OF $4,000, with Ella Robinson and r.
Il. LANCE as suretieSs
Ar a late hour last night Laborious
Kress, well known German citizen VINO
kept saloon in East Wheeling, died az
his residence on Seventeenth street. lie
was in his sixty.seCond year.
JACOB DILLON was fined $50 and costs in
police court ioT selling liquor on sunday
This case grew out Of the fight between
Mooney and Shell at Dillon's Columbia
House last Sunday afternoon.
SIMON LANHARr was yesterday appoint
ed guardian for Mary Bender, minor or;
phan OF Nicholas Bender, deceased, and
gave bond in the sum OF $3.50, with Will
liam NJ, Hutchinson as surety.
Tux Board OF Educations committee has
purcased the ShTiver Garden, on Four
teenth street, on which II ia proposed 70
locate the new school house for the chill
dren OF the extreme east end.
CuuSTY COMMISSIONERS Mike Stein en-
tortained number OF the members OF the
Board OF Commissioners and few Demo
cratic politicians at hiH saloon In Fulton
last evening. A Convivial time was en-
Ijoyed.;
TIE funeral OF the late Thomas Hughes
will take place this afternoon. Services
will DO held at his late residence on South
Front street at 8 o'clock p. NJ, and the re'
mains will be taken to Baltimore Tor IN
teTment.
CHARLES WIRNAR, accused OF assault
upon a small boy, son OF O, X, Smith, wat
Hned So and costs by Squire Ankle. Mrs
Emma Smith, accused OF using protant
language, was dismissed at the costs OIL
Wiemar, the complainant,
AucTloSEE HALLRR yesterday sold al
public sae the south half Of the property
at the southeast corner Of Eleventh and
Ohapline streets, occupied by Mrs. Holli'
day as u boarding house.. Meyer heyman
was the purchaser, and the price paid wal
81, 400, which is regarded as cheap.
Work on the removal oil the machinery
from Evansville, Ind, for the new nal
mill al Hammond will be commenced the
present week or the fore part OF next week
There ia now no longer any doubt regard
ing the probability Of the erection oil the
plant, as the organization Of the company
has been formed. The capital stock o.
the company, pr the amount Of money lol
the lurtheranGe Of the enterprise, 10 $2OO,
OOO.-Souh Chicago Calumet, Thursday.
CHARLES COLLIER, q Wheeling boy, had
some difficulty In school, and beinl
threatened with severe punishment from
the teacher, the young rascal ran away
from home and came to Thomas Glass
COCKS, near this place, where he stayed
until Monday. His father was ignoran!
Of his whereabouts for several days, apt
4 when he discovered the young truant'l
retreat, he ordered Mr.. GlasscoCk to eent
him home by express, which was dont
MISUNDERSTANDING Independent.
THERE was not collision Of freight
trains on q trestle ten miles this side
Of Pittsburgh Wednesday night 10 delay
the fast Baltimore & Ohio Pittsburgh
Cincinnati express over the Hempaeld di
vision, SO that instead Of getting here a
1925 o'clock Wednesday night she go
here at 9 A, N. yesterday morning, s. re
ported in yesterdays paper, but the delay
was caused by the breaking OF portion o
the running gear Of q freight train as Il
was passing over the trcstle, and thu
broken pieces getting down among the
timbsrs tore things up and caused block
ade.