The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-06
nnAL RREYrTIES.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

the city.
Two DEEDS Of trust were admitted to
record Saturday.
THE Wheeling Wheelmen will hold an
important meeting this evening.
THE Board Of County Commissioners
will meet in regular session to-day.
THERE are twenty-five cases on the
docket for this mornings police court.
Mn. G. W. BROcKUEIER denies that he
is about to build glass works ut Titiin,
Ohio.
The NJ. E. preachers Of the city will
hold their regular weekly meeting at
$3.50 o'clock p. IN. to-day.
A MAN named Mitchell badly cut
another man in Lawrence Heller's sa'
loon, at Fulton, Saturday night.
The COTTAGE House., Martins Ferry,
has been reprinted and retitted by its
new proprietor and looks us good US
new.
CHARLES WOKE and Henry Koch, ma.
tives OF Germany, received their first
papers from Clerk Thompson, OF the Mil
nicipal Court, Saturday.
A MAN had his arm fractured on Main
street near Eleventh yesterday, by be.
ing thrown from buggy. His horse
frightened at an electric motor.
ROBERT BIdNELL was fined 81 and
costs by Squire Davis Saturday night for
profanity and required to give bond in
the sum OF $50 to keep the peace for one
year.
MRs. FRED REFS and her son.in-law,
Mr.. ]. W. Clark, have leased and hand
somely fitted up the Sherman House,
Bridgeport, and have opened it again to
the public.
QUITE n lively storm fell Saturday
afternoon. There were some bad wash
outs up the river OH the Ohio side. The
weather Saturday and yesterday was OPP
pressively hot.
THREE plain DRINKS in the lookup
were given u hearing at q matinee OF the
police court Saturday afternoon, and in
default OF the fines all three went to the
hill for thirty days.
JOHN DoDDRIDdE, a fourteen.year-old
son OF J. NJ. Doddridge, fell into the open
area back OF the Court House, Saturday
morning, sustaining number Of serious
bruises about the head and body.
Rev. JonX A. CRAWFORD preached al
the Fourth Street NJ. Il. Church yester,
day forenoon on "The Ideal Nation
Rev. Walter @. Hullihen, OF Stauntonr
Va, occupied the pulpit at st. Matthews
Church.
OFFICER BELL last night ran in a Ger
man named Carl Habenstrump, on 9
charge of Yagrancy. He was over in
Manchester and d number oil little girls
complained that he had approached them
indecently.
TIE water was not turned offfrOm the
city mains when the reservoir was clean
ed Saturday. The pumps at the works
were used to force water directly into
the mains, and the experiment was
eminently satisfactory.
II. J. MANSFIELD has turned over to
the Triadelphia flood sufferers $40, and
to the Caldwell run people SCI, the
receipts OF the recent base ball game on
the Island Park between the Trladei'
phias and the Island club.
TIE house of i'll fame kept by Celia
Williams, colored, on Nineteenth street,
was raided by Officers Carney, West and
Bell Saturday nightat II o'clock and the
madam, five girls and six men were
locked up. They were released later.
CHIEF SMITH is in receipt OF a letter
from the Pittsburgh police authorities
asking for information concerning a four
teen year-old boy named George Belief,
who left Pittsburgh four weeks ago fol
Wheeling, and has not been heard Of
SHERIFF EVANS and Deputy Sheriff
Bainbridge were in the city Saturday
having brought to the penitentiary al
Moundsville two prisoners, Thompson
Wright and Wallace Sandbcrry. Wright
was sentup for breaking into and robbing
astore and Sandberry for staalinga watch
TIE local lodge OF the Carpenters
Brotherhood have elected Theodore
Wagner and w. W. Wood MS delegates
to the national convention OF the Broth
erhood, which meets to-day in Detroit
The delegates left Friday evening Tor
that city in order to be on the ground
early, with the view OF putting in some
preliminary work in the direction OF
securing the next session OF the conven'
ton for Wheeling.