The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-06
LOCAL. BREyITlEs.
Matters Of Minor Mention In and About
the CITY.

the CITY
AT the Grand to.night-1da Van Cort.
land.
TIE blotter at police headquarters con.
tanned not new name at 9 o'clock this
morning. .r
Col. JAKE KrMrLg Is occupying his
leisure time putting the finishing
touches on his now lecture, "Looklng
Backward and Forward" and says It
will be ready to tap and flow on tho goth
Inst. r'' 1
MEssRs. PAT AND TIM FAULKNER 70.
ceived telegram from Clarksburg yes
tcrday announcing their sisters Sudden
death. She was u resident In tho Fourth
ward, In this city, last year and was q
very estimable lady. She left n husband
and two children.
THERE seems 10 DO nothing now in 70.
gard to the building trades strike. Both
sides assert that nothing has been done
looking to n settlement, by either side,
and no building work has been attempt.
cd except that which can DO doneby the
contractors themselves.
THE Steubenville Gazette OF last night
contains q column OF interviews with
prominent citizens with regard to the
proposition OF the Democratic Legisla.
ture OF Ohio to repeal the registration
law. The interviews are with men oil
all parties. and the verdict Is almost
unanimous against the repeal Of the law.
IT was reported on good authority
yesterday that tho new Wheeling Bridge
company had purchased the property on
the north side OF Ohio street, Island,
Just west OF South Front street, owned
by Mr.. John NJ. Brown. The property
will DO used rs m approach to the new
bridge.
TIE Bellaire Tribune says: 1.-THE anti.
deluvious OF Wheeling, under the lead
OF the Register, want n stone bridge over
the creek. These fellows are behind
the times and forget that they arc living
IN m iron and steel age, OF statutes Of
liberty and EilIel towers, and not in one
OF mounds and stone pyramids. Wake
up, gentlemen, and look around you"
SruE Belmont county Medical Society
met at Bridgeport yesterday afternoon
and elected tho following officers: Presi
dent, ]. A. Hobson, Flushing; Vice
President, g. Mcclellan, OF Bellaire
Treasurer, G. II. Coiviiie, Morrlstown
Secretary, ]. G. Heinlein. The society
selected the following delegates to the
State Medical Society: G. Ii. Colville
John Cooke, ]. G. 1leinlein. The mex
meeting will DO held at Bellaire the frs
Tuesday in May. -
HARRY HILL and Clement Hermann
the two individuals fined S. and costs
each for raising disturbance in CARR,
Palmer's house Of ill fame, on Tenth
street toboggan slide, were later in ths
day arraigned before Justice Phillips
charged by Melissa McGlumphrey, the
keeper OF another bad house on the
slide, with the thief. OF u table castor
They were both bound over in the sun:
Of 500 each to answer to court. -
OSE Of the horses belonging to Johr
Crystal, a we'll known farmer living it
Richland district, and which was one O.
the team attached to hay wagon thai
ran away on Main street Monday morn
ing and demolished lamp post ut the
corner Of Twelfth, where the frightened
animals were stopped, died from the Of
fects OF the injuries it received in the
collision with the lamp post before il
reached Mr.. Crystals place. The animal
was one OF the best he had.
In Police Court yesterday morning ]
II. Miller and Timothy Williams, the
two men arrested by Chief Delbruggt
while fighting in market street saloon
were fined S. and costs each, which they
paid. Harry Hill and Clement Hermann
contributed S. and costs each for raising
n row at Carrie Palmer's house OF i'll
fame. The ten tramps arrested the
uight before in and about the Peninsula
brick yards were given until noon to skip
out. They stood not on the order Of theil
going, but went ut once. o..