The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22
LOCAL BRRYulRs.
nIs'ssr' OF aripOr Nioasn' in and About the

CITY.
opERA HOUSE, this eyening-"Jim, the
THE GRAND this eyening-ePeck's
oSE deed Of trust was admitted to
record yesterday.
SPECIAL Washington's Birthday mat
inee at the Grand this afternoon.
Go.As.Y oU.PLEAsg walking match at
the Capitol rink thissafterpoonapd even'
ing,
THR Germania Lodge K. Of P. will
give agraud ball in Beethoven hall this
evening.
Tue furnace is the only department at
the Benwood running this week, The
factory will resume next Monday,
Tue dog poisoner Is busy in North
Wheeling, and some valuable animals
have lost their lives at his hands,
Tue team swept away and drowned in
the river Wednesday belonged TO Bal.
GERS, instead Of Smiths brewery.
THR LaBelle is making only half time
this week; shortage OF gas Is causing
some annoyance. The forge is closed
down,
THE B. 30, pay car came In over the
Hemp6eld division yesterday afternoon
aud as usual was warmly welcomed by
the employees,
AN alarm OF fire at l o'clock this
morning, was caused by q slight blaze In
the roof OF one OF the buildings OF the
Top Mil. The damage was nominal,
TAE second annual ball Is to be given
by the Shamrocks base ball club at Tur,
ners' hall to-day, A handsome pFize
will be given to the best lady Walter,
The Board OF Education Inns allowed
the school children q half holiday in
which to celebrate the fact that the
Father Of his Country had q birthday,
THERE Is very general complaint o.
the condition Of outlying streets, which
have not been paved. Scarcely q ward
Is without q grievance OF this character
Mr.. W, l. HUBBARD made the closing
speech in the case Of the Top Mil
against the Natural Gas Company oil
West Virginia before Judge PAUL. yes
terday. The decision was reserved.
TAYLOR swoPE, working for the Balti-
more 4 Ohio Company at the Main
street bridge, had his shoulder blade
broken and his head badly hurt yester'
day by a heavy stone falling on him.
THR photograph display atthe Wheel.
ing Natural Gas Company's office closed
at noon yesterday. Mr., AL Rheinstrom
secured the Bell graphophone which
was on exhibition, and will use 1t as an
aid to his s%tenographic work.
Mrs. JAMES SAITH, OF Bridgeport,
whose death at Fredoricktown, Ohio. on
Wednesday, WIS announced yesterday,
will DO buried Saturday at 2 O'Clock p,
M. from her residence in Kirkwood.
She WINS in her SEVENTEEN year, and died
OF pneumonia. The interment will be
In SCOTS Cemetery.
The Board OF Public Works and Com
mittee on Streets, Alleys aud Grades
will 20 in a body at Up. IN. to-day to in.
spect Caldwell's run. The Council Com
mittees on Cemeteries, Coal Banks,
Elections, Equalization and Appeals and
Petitions and "Reminiscences are all
called to meet this evening.
A YOUNG couple Of Wheeling people
were Joined in wedlock yesterday at
Squire Ankles Office, Rev. E. H. Dorm
blaser, OF the English Lutheran church,
officiating. The pair had been betrOthed
a good while, and had been indiscreet,
The groom postponed the marriage un.
til the bride became alarmed, and
brought him to time with a warrant.
HENRY D. MILLER, whose re.arrest by
Captain Delbrugge after his escape
from the city workhouse was mentioned
yesterday morning, was yesterday taken
Into custody by Constable ST. Myers on
o State warrant, charged with threaten
ing to kill Clara Moss, and Squire Cald'
well committed him to jail In default o.
bond for q preliminary examination to-
day.
THE we're before the Police Court
yestefl,. ! four DRINKS and two disorder
lies. Out OF the six cases, five went Ia
the hill in default OF fines, Mike Bran
non paid a fine for strikinga nan on the
South Side, and Henry Sheldon, coloredi
went up for pointing q revolver at Q
man. A drunk arrested by McNiChol,
on the Island, bit a citizen to whom the
officer turned him over. He got SEQ and
costs.