The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-16

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Etna mill, and was slightly injured,
G. w. KENNEDY has been elected as a
delegate to represent Plasterers' Union,
No. 80, in the Plasterers' International
Convention TO be held at Toledo, Ohio,
January II, 1890.
TIE alarm Of fire sounded from box
No. 70, Saturday evening, about seven
o'clock, was ocCasioned by the burning
OF an clubhouse on South Front street,
The loss was triHing,
SATURDAY Justice Davis fined Mrs.
Sophia Baxter, an Fast Wheeling resi-
dent, IS and costs for assault and battery
on Mrs. Mary Cassiday, on whom she
threw u bucket full Of water.
In Police Court, Saturday morning,
Charles Masso, the Frenchman who was
arrested at the instance OF his wife for
getting drunk and smashing things at
his home in Alley O, was fined 81 and
costs.
JOSEPH SEYpoLD has paid over the
$1,000 forfeited on account OF the non
appearance Of his son, Harry Seybold,
to answer the charge Of embezzlement
made against him by the Bank OF
Wheeling.
The social given at the Alhambra Sat-
urday evening by the Ladies' Aid So
Ciety Of Hancock Camp, Sons OF Vete'
rams, for the benefit OF the camp, was u
very enjoyable affair and was literally
%patrOnized.
Tue ladies Of the Hebrew Benevolent
Society, who gave the big charity ball at
the Arion club house last January, have
decided to give another similar enjoya'
bic and fashionable affair on Tuesday
evening, January I.
SATURDAY morning John Neidert, u
driver for Beltz & Flading, was severely
bruised by falling from his wagon at
Seventeenth and Chapline streets, and
having a counter which he was hauling,
fall from the wagon upon him.
A NUMBER Of the wholesale house en-
ployes and truck drivers Of this city have
taken the preliminary steps towards the
formation OF a permanent organization
for mutual benefit. Two organizers OF
the Trades Assembly are assisting them
AN Old Folks concert Is to be given at
the Opera House Monday evening, De-
Gember 80, under the auspices OF the
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society, to raise
means for the relief Of the poor Of the
city. Extensive preparations are being
made for this event.
A BULKuRAp is being put in the coal
mine OF Chambers 4 Co., at Elm Grove
In order To contlne To one part OF the
mine the inflow OF water that has been
flooding things for over two weeks. A
four.inCh stream has been thrown out oil
the mine for two weeks, but that
amount of pumping has failed 10 lower
the water.
TIE quarters OF the Wheeling Club
are undergoing a general cleaning up,
The walls have been Frightened, the
carpets renovated and other improve
ments made. Everything will be com
pleted in time for the usual "Clut
Night" assembly this evening. Kill
myer will furnish music for dancing to-
night.
The certificate ofincorporation recent.
" issued by Secretary Of State Walker to
the Union Accident and Benefit Associa'
ton, Of this city, was left at Clerk Hooks
office Saturday, to be recorded. Mr. w.
J.. Cowden Is President, Mr.. o. q. Soho.
field, Secretary and Capt. Dovener, the
legal adviser and attorney!
Tomorrow evening Dr.. G. l. Garrison
will give a practical talk to young men
at the Young Mems Christian AssoGia-
ton building. His subject will be San
itary care Of the sick" The Doctors ex'
perience fits him to treat his subject in a
practical and popular manner. The adj
mission will be free to all young men.
TIE will Of John +. Gallagher, deceas-
ed, when offered for probate in Clerk
Hooks office Saturday was contested by
his son, as reported In Saturdays
issue Of this paper would be
done. Col. Robert White appeared
for the contestant, and Geo B. Caldwell
and Judge Boyd for the other heirs.
Testimony was taken and the decision
reserved.
The following named gentlemen have
been elected officers Of Local Union No. 3,
Brotherhood Of Carpenters, to serve for
the coming six months: President,
Edward Mossburg; Vice President, O. ].
Wood: Recording Secretary, Alex. Be.
bout; Financial Secretary, Edward
Grosscurth ; Treasurer, Thomas Wagner.
Conductor, Robert Dunawayi Warden,
@. II. Fisher.
The remains OF David MCCleary, one
Of the oldest and best known stove
moulders in the city, was buried yester.
day. He was taken suddenly Ill last
Friday afternoon, but none OF his &C.
o~uaintances who knew OF this expected
to learn OF his death the cause Of his
death wat pleurisy. Mrs. McCleary died
only q short time ago and the death Of
Mr.. McCleary leaves four orphan chill.
dren 10 BIO cared for.
TnR Baltimore & Ohio company has
commenced the erection Of a new ice
house lust west OF Bellaire, tho dimen.
sions Of which will be 100 by 80 feet.
There are already two good sized,ice
houses belonging TO and used bytthe
company at that point, the stock yards,
and the Swittdressed beef company, Of
Chicago, has one there, but the big
demand made on the constantly lncreas.
ing use OF refrigerator cars makes the
additional Ice house necessary.
CuARLEs MAL1oHRE, Of Grafton, aged
about II, who has been working In this
city for the past six or seven months as
A c%ompositor, died Saturday morning
after q brief illness. He was at work
last Monday morning, and did not up.
pear 10 10 ungell, but he was seized
with an attack Of Inflammation Of the
bowels, which ended ID his death. Fri.
day he became 90 bad that his father
and mother were sent for. They took
the remains home with them Saturday
afternoon.
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