The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-30
OCAL BRRyEIRs,
Matters OF Minor Mention in and Abou

ADRIAN MIcHARLS, the father Of Com
ductoF MiChasls, Of the Elm Grove road,
died very suddenly last night at the resi-
denCe Of his brother in Fulton.
Mr.. JoHN S. GARyIS, one Of the oldest
farmers in this vicinity, has rented his
farm out CaldWelps run, where he has
resided for ~fity,seYen years, and moved
to this city for the winter,
THE Etna mill which has been closed
down since last Thursday night owing
tdthe breaking OF the ~sQueezeIs, will
probably be- in shape 10 start up again
by next Wednesday morning,
HERMAN BEHTz has been appointed
by Sheriff steenrod as one OF his
deputies, and will enter upon the dis.
charge OF his duties January /, He will
have charge OF the collections.
SATURDAY Mary LandmeyeF qualified
in Clerk Hooks Office as the exeCutrix
Of the will Of Christ, W, Landmeyer,
deceased, giving a bond Of $1,000 no
security was required by the terms Of
tbs viii,
GEORGE MCLAUGHLIN, an East Wheel'
ing plain drunk, was run In by Bell
early yesterday morning, Dora Smith
was disoTdeTly on Seventeenth street
yesterday morning, She was arrested
by Officer Carney,
A STILL alarm was sent 10 the Island
hose house Saturday night caused by q
chimney fire at the residence OF MI.
Hugh HAWKING on North Huron street,
No damages resulted and the services
Of the department were not called into
requisition.
JOHN ARRUR was thrown from a buggy
In which he was riding Saturday alter
noon as he was making the turn at the
north end OF the Market street bridge.
The VehiCle was upset and its occupant
pitched out violently, but fortunately
he was not seriously hurt
Powers Of attorneys from the Union
Railway and Steamship Advertising
Company to Geo. b. Caldwell, and from
the New England aRailway nd Steam
ship Advertising Company to the same
gentleman were placed on record 10
Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
A CERTIFICATE Of incorporation has
been issued by Secretary OF State Wal
kerto the Prohibition Publishing Com
pany, oithis city, which asbeen fOnna.
ed for the purpose OF publishing q Pro.
hibItion paper here and con luCting a
general printing and publishing busi-
ness.
SATURDAY AuctIoneer Heryey offered
at auction at the Public Building, the
Thornbnrg farm located near Triadel-
phia and containing l6I acres. II was
bid up TO an average Of about $25 ptr
acre and tho sale was then adjourned
iortwo weeks. The Yaas property was
sold to Mrs. Dora L, Henry for $2,325.
GENERAL ALaER, Of Michigan, Com.
mander.in Chief OF the Grand Army OIL
the Republic, is expected TO visit this
state February p or 20, and arrange
ments are being made 10 welcome him
at a grand campfire to be helA at Park.
ersb1rg. The Wheeling posts will
probably turn out Ia strong force, aud
20 down and take part in the demon
Btration.
SATURDAY in Part l OF the Circuit
Circuit Court, before Judge PAUL, the
habeas corpus proceedings In the case OIL
Hiram Buikett against Margaret Bnrk'
ct, for the custody Of an infant child,
was terminated after having been IN
course OF hearing for three weeks past.
The mother was given the custody oil
the child. 20
TnE probabilities are that more glass
men will exhibit their samples in this
city during the coming month than
there were last January, as the Monon-
gahela House, at Pittsburgh, which has
been the headquarters Of the glass house
representatives for years past, will not
be open 10 them this season, by reason
OF the recent fire.
FIVE deeds Of trust aud tue following
conveyance OF real estate was admit.
ted to record Saturday In CLERK Hooks
office: A deed made November Z, 1889,
by George r. Caldwell and wife, Of
Cheyenne, Wyoming, and others, Ia
Philip Newman, for the south half OF lot
No. 5, In square No. 28, on the plat lald
out BY D. Lamb aud II. NJ. Russell,
special commissioners, Consideration,
$3.50.
WHILE the good old custom OF making
calls on New Years Day appears to
have about died out, there are doubtless
some ladies in Wheeling who will keep
"open house" In an intorma. way on
that day. In case they desire TO bays
their friends know thatthey will do this,
the INTEuLIGENoER will be pleased 10
publish their names and hours OF re-
ceiving, II they will send that Informs
ton to this office.
A NOTICEABLE feature about the audi.
ence which filed the Opera House to see
Emmett Saturday night was tho number
Of people from out OF town who were
present. AbOuttwenty came down from
ii, Clairsville. Bellaire sent upa crowd
on the stermer Bellaire, which made an
extra trin for the occasion, Moundsville
lLad about a dozen here, there were sew.
eral from Fairmont and other nearby
points helped to swell the throng.
TaE bridge over Woods run at PaulFs,
out on the Bethany pike, which was
taken away by the big flood ot'July 10,
1883, will be replaced this week by q
neat little iron structure, which will
probably be completed In about two
more DAYS. The completion OF this
bridge will be hailed with delight by
the number who travel this road, for 1t
has been a source Of great annoyance 70
90 through tie run and mud at this
POINT for the past year aud a halt.
Ar the Saturday matinee Of Police
Court there were FIVE cases disposed Of
OF. Jacob Reed, Arrested on a warrant
Icharging him with backing Dave Hills
eve, was dismissed, the evidence show.
lng that Reed was taking Hill home
drunk. MolliO Boyd and Mollie Norris,
two d~isorderlieS, were fined 81 and costs
each, Katie Warren and Sadie Warren,
witnesses summoned TO appear In the
Boyd case tho day before, were hued 81
and costs for contempt In not appearing.
CLARA Long, who was disorderly In the
Fifth ward, was fined S. and costs.