The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-14
LOCAL BREVETIES
Matters OF Minor Moment in and About thu
City,

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City
slxFY.HouR female walking match at
the Capitol rink this afternoon and even
ing.
'GEoRaR W, BLOCK, aged 10, and LIME
KladeTbRch, aged %, n widow, both Of
Elm Grove, were yesterday licensed to
wed,
Mr., FRRD HoPFMAN's saloon on North
Main street was sold to Mr.. William
Hartenstein, and NJ. Korrell's TO r.
Mansfield.
THE period Of usefulness otthe Island
street cars was Of short duration. Yes
terday the track on Tenth street was
torn up, and the Bridgeport line again
ends AZ Main street,
OLERE Hook yesterday admitted 10
record a deed made May II by Annie
Z. Shields to D, II, Taylor, In consider
alton Of 81, 400, for piece Of ground on
Lind street and alleyH.
OFFICER GAus last night ran in two
DRINKS, white man and a Colored man,
The latter had a pistol In his pocket,
and charge OF carrying concealed
weapons was lodged against him,
AHoRsE and cart engaged in hauling
earth from Market street slid over the
bank yesterday into the creek while
dumping, The workmsn on the street
got the rig out without serious trouble,
BENRDIcT NRUMASH, aged 10, an EN-.
ploye OF the LaBelle mill, was pretty
badly burned by o slight explosion Of
natural gas at an early hour yesterday
morning. His injuries are painful, but
not dangerous.
A BOUNCING boy baby born to Mrs.
Joseph Blshof, OF East Wheeling, on
April so, the centennial anniversary
OF Washington's Inauguration as Presi.
dent was christened Sunday at the
family residence George Washington
Rishoi,
Tue case OF Maud Engle, indicted for
keeping a house Of III fame in the Sec
ond ward, was tried to a Jury in Part |
Of the Circuit Court yesterday, Judge
Campbell on the bench, The Jury took
the case about 5 p. M, and before long
returned verdict Of not guilty.
A MEETING OF committees from the P,
s. OF A. and Jr, O. U. A, NJ, was held
last night 10 take steps looking TO q
parade on Memorial Day. The G, A. r,
have expressed themselves as against a
parade, and this ought to settle 1t, A
committee was appointed, however.
KITE BLANCHARD Mrs, Mckee Ran
kim will appear Of the Opera House to.
morrow evening in the famous and beau.
titul play, "The Golden Giant Mine,n
which she has made such a success
everywhere. The reserved seats are
selling we'll at O. A. Houses music
store.
IN the Police Court yesterday morn
Ing RiCky White, for being on the street
after shutdown for immoral Purposes,
was given fifteen days in Jail. Erna
Whitehouse, arrested by Officer Carney,
for smoking in the Second ward market
during market, paid in fine and costs
S. so.
Tue thunder storm yesterday aiter.
noon and the showers OF the morning
stopped work on tho Market street i'm
provement. The rains will vastly ben
cit the growing vegetation. The water
in the river Is, however, most too thick
to drink, and to boycott the beer now
would be cruel.
THERE was some excitement yesterday
in Alley A, near Alley IS, over a report
that A. Richie had taken laudanum
with suicidal intent The neighbors
failed 10 get a doctor to attend him, but
though he had all the symptoms Of dy-
ing from an opiate, he recovered after
lying some time In aBtupor.
In addition to the Committee on
Health, the Council Committees on
Cemeteries, Real Estate and Accounts
were called TO meet last evening. That
on Cemeteries agreed to ask Council TO
authorize the City Clerk to advertise for
bids for making certain repairs at the
Peninsula Cemetery. That on Accounts
went over the books OF the City Clerk
and Receiver