The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-18
LOCAL BRRYETIRs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About the

pVUlhhkLA are Very pleuty over III |
Ohio this year, so the farmers say,
Tue Druids Of Wheeling will pay their
brethren IN Bellalre visit Sunday after
noon.
CLOSE Of the female walking match in
the Capital rink this afternoon and
evening,
Mr., Ed Dixon, aged "a, Of Mansfield,
o., and Miss Lora V, Tales, aged %, Of
Marlborough, O.,were yesterday licensed
to wed,
FAIRLY good progress Is now being
made on the Market street brick pave
ment; II Is nearly completed to Four
teenth street.
AUGUST ROBERTS, an employe OF the
Riverside Tube works, was hit on the
head yesterday by q large screw and
bad gash cut,
CHARLES HRNSIs, who shot Mollie
Boyd In her house In Alley @ some time
ago, is out on 81, 1000 bail, and the woman
Is getting we'll,
"SoMR facts bearing upon the question
OF Intolerance in the Roman Catholic
and Protestant Churches" will be the
subject at the Fourth Street Methodist
Church Sunday evening at 1880,
"THE LITTLE TYCOON" which Is TO be
given at the Opera House next Friday
evening, Is reliably said TO have better
cast now than ever before, Bob Graham
and Hattie Arnold are again in the COM
pany,
Tue Opera House Orchestra will give
another OF itsartistiG and enjoyable ga
cred concerts at the Park Sunday after
noon. The park is Mt It's best now, and
is as attractive resort Of Its kind as can
be found anywhere.
MARY CAMPBELL, hailing from Wheel
ing, was arrested last night for lettering
about the streets and entlclng small
boys. She is in q tough condition and
will be sent to the Cleveland workhouse
I-SteubenpiNs Herald.
AT the Union Railroad and Steamship
Ticket Office, 1900 Market street, one
and two thousand mile books on Balti
more & Ohio and Panhandle. Loca
and through tickets on all lines, to anC
from Europe via best lines.
THE Board OF Public Works has di
rected Chief OF Police Delbrugge to en-
force the ordinances against wagons
carts or other vehicles standing in thu
streets or alleys; also that against tAs
driving on the bridges over the creek.
CmRf OF Police DELDRUaGE yesterda!
received word from Washington, Pa.
that one +. II. Engel had robbed Clifford
Fox, with whom he had been liylni
there, OF gold watch and other articles
OF value. Engel Is believed TO be in thi
city.
MISSES HIATT and Gordon, two OF thC
contestants in the recent bicycle race il
tho Capitol rink, will, with third lady
race on the State Fair Grounds on Jun
| at the picnic OF the Flint Glass Work
ers Union. The organization has otlere'
a handsome prize to the winner.
QUITE q lively fight is on hand dover tn
election OF school commissioners at Trla
delphia, which takes place next Tues
day. Tho candidates are: Republican
John McCardle and ]. II. Connolly, m!
Mr.. IlelienbGin, Democratic. Mr.. j. II
Connolly has withdrawn In favor OF MI
MCCardle.
JAcoB DEFY, an eighteen.year.ol'
North Wheelingite, was arraigned be
fore Squire Davis yesterday, for assault
on William Florence, lamp lighter Q
about hla own age. He was fined 50 an'
costs. He admitted the assault, an'
said II permitted he would click hin
agin now."
TIE funeral OF Charlie Dixon, the DO.
who died SO suddenly Thursday morn
ing, took place yesterday afternoon
Rev. Messrs. Dorpblaser and Ziegelmeie
conducted the services, and the boy
fellow carriers OF the StndtS Heii4pg aotet
as pail bearers. The interment was y
/, Mt. Wood cemetery.
In tho police court yesterday William
Calvin failed to appear, and was give
thirty days in the workhouse for hi
i mart in tho Rght Wednesday morning OF
Il Market street. Pat Q'Neal was dit
charged. William Smith, for oontemr
!, in falling to appear when summoned
paid the costs-$l IS. John Waltz an
y Ed Trample, for lewdness, and job
Corners and James Simmons, 10
Drunkenness, got fifteen days each o
the hill.