The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-10

Readable Melange of Items from MarBhAll'a
Capital,
Everything Is running smoothly at the
"pen."
DR.. ]. NJ. Adams is i'll at his fathers
near the prison.
James Henrietta and Col. 7. B. Fish were
in Wheeling yesterday.
1t Is rumored that Postmaster O. R. Old
ham has gone East to be married.
DR.. Harry Adams returned home from
the lectures at Autumns, Iowa, yesterday.
DR.. 7. R. Rogers has not returned from
WRynesburg, where he Is attending court.
Mr.. Abe Bryson, of the Second ward,
who hiss been Ill for several weeks, is still
improving.
A great many citizens are already
using the coke made at the Mounds.
vile Goal Company's works.
In the. case OF August Weidebusch
against the Baltimore & Ohio railroad,
tried before Justice Jefferson, Judgment
was given for the plaintiff for $50. This
suit was for killing COW.
]. B. Hicks, ]. L. Parkinson, Kinsey
Hughes and several other members OF the
HoIse Breeders Association, will go to
Illinois Monday to purchase an imported
drsught horse to take the place Of the one
that died recently.
The revival at the Simpson NJ. L. church
is still progressing, and will probably con.
tinue most OF next week. There has not
been such revival in religious matters
in Mouudsyille for several years. Rev.
T. q. Trainer preached an excellent ser
mon Wednesday night, and several were
converted, among whom was doc" Full
Ter.
Col. Lockwood Is gathering notes about
the services Of the Seventh West Virginia
Infantry in the late war. He intends to
publish q complete history Of that regi-
ment, giving particularly the interesting
incidents which occurred in the field and
camp. The book will contain many catch.
ing experiences Of privates as well as
officers.
In the case Of John McNsbb, Of Ben.
wood, against the B. & o. Railroad, for
injuries received by being struck by
train In that town last February, the jury
returned q verdict for Mr.. McNabb for
$500. The case was tried before Justice
Edwards, B. B. Dovener representing the
plaintiff and ]. L. Parkinson the de.
PENDANT.
The popular Thursday Club met at their
club rooms In Masonic Hall Wednesday
evening and danced to the pleasant music
OF Prof. Killmyer. The ladies and gentle.
men most all wore elegant bouquets from
florists Oscar Wright and r. B. Curtis.
This club Is one Of the most successful
social bodies ever organized here
and is becoming more popular every
meeting. Mr.. Killmyer's dances are very
catching.
Mira. A. Lawler was arrested Wednes.
day and taken before Justice Edwards,
upon a charge OF selling liquor. She
made it interesting for the officers making
the arrest, and 1t required the combined
efforts OF three men 10 run her down. The
Justice required her TO give bond in the
sum OF $500 not TO sell any more till after
the next term Of court, and recognized
her to appear TO answer the action OF the
next grand Jury. It Is said che has left
town and will not appear TO answer any
indictment should one be found against
her. In further speaking OF the prosecu.
ton Of those who are charged with like
ofienses, 1t may be said that A. Oonkle wac
put under bond Of $500, conditioned not
10 sell, August Schad came down from
Benwood Wednesday and surrendered
himself, land hiS.case will be heard Monday
at 8 o'clock A. N. Proceedings will be in
stituted in the March term Of court to re-
cover the forfeited recogniGanCes In the
Twelve cases wherein the parties have
failed to appear as before reported. New
warrants have been issued In each Of
these twelve cases, and the fight Is still on.