The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-17
LOCAL BREYHlRS,
Matters Of Minor Moment in and AbOutth'
City,

JENNIE TRAY was CoHlLullteu " Iull
yesterday by Squire Davis In default OF
a fine Of s. and costs for drunkenness,
OWING to the building Of the organ in
the Bridgeport Presbyterian church,
there will be no prayer meeting at that
church this evening
The ladies' OF the Women's Relief
Corps will give q literary entertainment
with ice cream accompaniment, at q, A,
r. hall Thursday evening,
THERE was about $4,000 pounds Of old
writing paper received at the Fulton pa
per mill last week, nine'tenths OF which
was petitions for appointments for post
offices,
INVITATIONS have been issued for q
private beneficial social to be given by
The Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club at
Germania hall tomorrow evening, A
jolly good time is to be had,
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted To
record u deed made March 90, by John
A. Myers and wife and Irene I, Myers
to DR.. l.. O, Myers, in consideration Of
81 800, for lot 10 OF the last Zane addi'
ton, on the Island,
FRITZ NEuHANN, city editor OF the
Staas Zsitung, made q bet with Rudolph
Schubart that the latter could not eat q
dozen raw eggs in five minutes,
Schubart won the bet, and now pro-
poses to wager he can eat three dozen in
fifteen minutes,
In the Police Court yesterday there
were eleven cases. Clara Moss was fined
$50 and costs for keeping u house OF III
fame, and three girls and three men
found in her mouse S. and costs each.
There were two DRINKS, one disorderly
and a girl charged with being on the
street after nightfall tor improper pur'
poses.
AMAN driyinga lumber wagon narrow
" escaped death yesterday. lie under
took to turn squarely out Of the street
car track on Main street south ofTwelith
and wasthrown of, fallingiust in front O
the hind wheel. lie had presence O
mind to roll in the gutter, The horsel
started to run, but were caught by Mel
Roth.
TIE GypsiGs who have been enCampeC
on tho Peninsula for over q week go
into a row among themselves yesterday
and n OF the men was pretty badly
beaten by another. The row was abou.
one OF the pretty young girls IN the band
The police were notified, but the Gypslei
packed up ut once and departed east
ward on the pike.
TnEeIects Of W. S, Fleming's" Arount
tho World insO Days company were ut
taChed by Justice Love on Saturday
night for a claim owing to u performe.
in Cincinnati, who had been discharged
Tho matter was amicably and satisiaCtor
lily adjusted by Mr.. Fleming, and tn,
company went on its way rejoicing
SeubenriMe Herald. q.
YESTERDAY morning as Charlie CopI
was coming down the Main street hill
on his bicycle he lost control OF 1t, ant
COllided with the wagon Of Mr.. Osca
Seeley, the plumber. Mr., Copp's vince
is q safety and ran In under the body o
the wagon. It was considerably dam
aged, but Mr.. Copp escaped with little O.
no injury.
JANIS MOORE, q puddler at the Bril-
liant mill, while ut work the fore part o
last week, took the cramp, from thu
effect of which he died on last Thursday
Mr.. Moore had Just moved his family L
Brilliant, and had not yet got them int
their new home. lie leaves q wife an(
five children to mourn his loss. The re
mains we're taken to his former home a
West Wheeling.
THESE are the days in which the fes
tive fisherman arms himself with rod
line, bait and q liberal supply Of small
currency and HES himself 10 the mil
dam to gather In the festive sucker
The report is that the country boys haYC
formed a trust and made a liberal nd
vance in tho ruling price per string
They come high, but they must be hat
at any price.
Or the attraction which is to be seer
at the Opera House next Monday nigh
the New York Herald says: Those lively
comedians were seen by q large audience
at the Star Theatre last evening. "phrel
OF q Kind" was the play in which Mis-
McHenry disported herself with thu
iriskiness Of q giddy young colt, and thu
rest OF the troupe following her example
INDUCED themselves in unlimited fun
Both play and players met With higl
favor.
AT a regular meeting otthe knights o
st. George Monray evening the follow
ing Directors were elected: Father ]. ]
McElligott, Father O, F. Schilpp, W. F
Wier, j. j. Sheekey, G. ]. Madison, 7
S. Riley, A. G.. Hadlieh, @. Blum and O
A. Wingerter. The iollowingotlicer wert
elected: Vice President, IA. Howard
Secretary, G. II. Millerj Assistant Secre
tary, W. +. Wier; Treasurer, $. Alex
andcr; Captain, A. &. Hadlich; Firs'
Lieutenant, A, J. Yahn; Second Lieu
tenant, +. g. Reisteri Third Lieutenant
NJ. Whalen; Sergeant, Joseph Nolte
Standard Bearers, George Guthert, j. j
0'Brien; Librarian, Charles A. Winger'
ter. The Directors choose tho President