The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-02
LOCAL BREYITlEs.
aIaltera Of Minor Moment In and About the
City,
MATINEE al the Grand To-day.

II, BRusu, manager OF the Riverside
Steel works, had his foot mashed while |
at work Tuesday evening
"RANCH l0' had another good house
at the Grand last night, The engage
ment will close this evening,
GEORGE HEINsRoTH was dnedby Squire
McCready S. and costs and required to
give 500 bond for assault on his step
father, Adam Alderman,
STATE PRESIDENT MORAY, Of the
Miners Federation OF West Virginia,
goes to Parkersburg to attend the State
Convention, which convenes next Fri
day,
THIs is ground hog day. II there is
anything in the sign there will be six
weeks oil winter. But il it is such win
ter us has been SO far, nobody can OBJ
jet,
Tue Benwood workmen propose to
build bridge across the Baltimore 4
Ohio track at Boggs run, where so many
men have lost there lives, ut their own
expense,
GEoRdE WIENER, of Fulton, had the
misfortune TO have one OF his toes badly
bruised Il few days since by letting bar
rel Of lard fall on 1t. Heis still confined
to his room.
OFFICER WEST yesterday arrested w.
u. Winters on charge oil padding gas
burners without q license, He Is also
accused OF beating the st, Charles hotel
out Of a board bill,
REV, L. W, BARR has charge OF the
Sunday School Teachers Bible study at
the y, NJ, G. A. this quarter. The In.
terfational lesson for tomorrow will be
studied at 8 o'clock this afternoon,
TuE agent OF the Provident Life Insur-
anCe Company, Rogers, who was accused
OF embezzllng money collected for the
company, had hearing before Squire
Arkie yesterday afternoon, aud was hon
orably discharged.
JUDGE PAUL. will hold a special term
OF the Circuit Court on February 7,
Thursday, for the hearing OF current
ChanCery business. Possibly the case OF
James A, Henry vs.. the Board Of Edu'
cation will also be heard,
TICKET No. 70 drew the clarionette
which was ratified at the Baltimore 4
Ohio shop January 90 for the benefit ol
Dan COnrad's orphans. The owner Of
the ticket can get the clarionette by
calling ut 25l4 Chapline street.
MARY BUREHARDT, u young girl who
lived at Bellalre, but was visiting her
sister, Mrs, Morrison, at West Wheeling,
was burned to death there yesterday,
her clothing catching fire from IN open
crate.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deeds Of trust and deed
made January 80, by Henry serig, exc.
Cutor OF Christianna Serig, TO Charles
Beneke, in consideration OF 1850, for
thirly.eight feet OF the north part OF lot
Al, on the west side OF Main street in the
Fifth ward,
AT Akron trolly on one OF tho street
railway cars came in contact with tele'
phone wire Wednesday and the power
ful electric current set fire to three
buildings and burned out twenty.one
telephones. Fortunately no one was
hurt and but little damage was done by
fire.
REV. A. j. Trey, pastor.eleCt OF the
First Baptist Church, will take charge OF
the church tomorrow morning, and will
preach morning and evening, Rev. Mr..
Trey comes from Chester Springs, Pa,
where no was pastor OF Vincent Bap'
list Church. He will arrive this morn
ing at 1880 via the Pennsylvania rail
road.
TnE travel to Europe the coming
summer will be heavy. Passage is now
being secured for May and June. Pas
sage Oughtto be secured at once at Union
railroad and steamship Office, 1900 Mar
ket street. Twelve steamship lines, also
thousand.mile and other railroad tickets
at lowest rates. Desk room for rent;
possession given Immediately.
HELEN WEATnERsBY, who plays the
leads in "The Stowaway," is the original
OF W. j. ScNnlon's song, "My Nellio's
Blue Eyes" She Is an honorary menu
Der OF the Milwaukee Lodge OF Elks, n
high honor which Miss Weathersby
shares with but five other ladies in
America, one OF these being Kate Cas-.
Teton, II member Of the Wheeling lodge.
HANCOCK and General U. S. Grant
camps Sons OF Veterans Of this city will,
on February l9, in pursuance OF the sug-
gCstion made by the National hedquar-
tiers, celebrate LinColn's birthday, with
appropriate exercises Of public nature,
further announcement OF which will be
made hereafter. 1t is the intention Of
the order to inaugurate national an.
nual observance OF the birthday OF the
great War President and Emanicipator.
]. A, WooDs, ex.Treasurer OF the
Trades Assembly, Is in the field as can.
didate in the position OF Superintendent
OF the Streets. W. a. StoGtzer, President
OF the Builders Trades Council, stands
a good show for City Receiver, while MIR.
Fitzsimmons aspires to the position OF
blacksmith at the City Gas Works.
While tho delegates rGirained from tax.
ing any official action in booming their
fellow delegates, yet personally each one
feels friendly to the success OF these men.
Ohio Valley Budget.
TIE Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad
Company ran special train to Wells.
vile yesterday to accommodate employees
desiring to attend the funeral Of Thomas
Dickson, late Engineer OF Maintenance
OF Way for the company. Mr.. Dickson
was faithful and valuable officer 10 the
company from the time Of tho conStruc-
ton OF tho road until two years ago,
when III health compelled him to resign |
his position. Since then he bad been
constant sufferer from stomach trouble,
OF which he died at his home in Wells.
Vtlln mn "Wednesday.
A Had Scandal.
There Is a lAmentable scandal In the
highest circles OF Colored society in
Wheeling, which whether true or false,
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