The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-20

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Matters Of Minor. Mention In and About
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4WoAx viii be resumed at tho Wheel
Ing s.eel works today. NJ M
S9Ar8 tho Grand sto.night-FrankH III.
Frayne In "Dlogenes Tramp ~
TnE Patriotic Sons Of America Of this
city are organising q uniformed section.
sly WALTER ;lyoRLs and IA young man
from BellaireSwil contest In a 10.mile
bicycle race nj the Alhambra rink next
Saturday. I; Ky sS$Js
sTmR pudding department, Nos. and
2 sheet mills Z al tho pZEtna will BIO OF
to-day and tomorrow on account OF re-
pairs to the boiler
Ar meeting Of tic Board OF Directors
oil the Standard Iron Company on Satur.
day MI the old Directors were reelected
Tor tho ensuing; year. sis
TIE police patrol box at tho Island end
OF tho Suspension bridge has been com.
plcted and made ready for the use II Is
intended by the putting In OF d ;tele.
phone. This was done, Saturday. & &
fSAInlLL OF sale from Franz a. Mayer. 10
Johanna X, Mayer, or,3,O0 gallons Of
wine and other personal property, the
consideration OF, which was 5000, was
put onlrecorl at Clerk Hooks Office
Saturday. Fl I ], z 5ja Z
| v THOMAS CALLAHAN, a plain drunk,
was arrested by Officer Watson early
yesterday morning. Callahan was asleep
In In the Second ward = market house.
Officer Terrell arrested u Miller for
drunkenness Inst night e;i aS.3
|lIWALTRR BRowN, IN Sl0.ycar.old son Of
J.J. Brown, Of the Island, while playing
about tho now unfinished Island school
building Saturday afternoon, fell through
the joists to- tho basement and broke
both the bones in the lower part OF his
left arm. X Is n s5S Ell I!
q OFFICERS WATSON. Hill and Donnelly
raided Dave Grants poker room, on
Eleventh street, Saturday evening" and
bagged the proprietor and eleven play.
ers, two OF whom were white and the
balance colorcd men. They3all put M
for their appearance. RED
THE regular semi.monthly Sunday
night rehearsal given by / the Opcra
House orchestra ut {Arion hall last
evening was well attended despite the
very, disagreeable weather that pre-,
vailed. The programme was mn un,
usually pleasing ono. /, ~ 4 :!sfS s
Rev. FATHER .lyEidAND, OF Columbus
has been appointed rector Of the ST.
Anthony church at Bridgeport, in place
Of Father Martin, Who Inns been Il in
charge for some time past and who
leaves today 4 for q Kansas: SE Father
I Weigand ofiiciated yesterday.
| Il SATURDAY morning Joe Dixon; one o.
Slallcross' drivers, threw a sack OF mail
matter into a car ut the B. 4 O. depot
with such force that it went on through
the car and ont tho opposite door which
happened to DO open, and down into the
waters OF the creek. Owing To tho high
waters it has thus far been impossible Ia
recover the pouch.
THE house soi i'll fame kept by ,NIrs
Annie Former down on Caldwell 8 Run
was raided last nighl by Officers Dono,
van, Truschell, Wilkie, Stanley and
Herbert. Tho inmates, Sam Green, An
ME Fonner and ali old lady named
Margaret Gordon, were arrested and
placed in the lookup, none Of them DO,
ing able TO put up for their appearance
at court this morning. 4: 4,
"a SPECIAL election held by the citi.
zens Fof Mounlsville Saturday to,vote
upon Il proposition to issue bonds to. the
amount Of SEQ, 900, the money to be ex-
pended for brick street paving, resulted
In a majority OF 27l in favor Of the issue
OF the bonds which are to run twenty
years. There were 33S votes in favor Of
the proposition to Z &c against. " This
means that Moundsville ! is getting d
move on herself and proposes to have a
boom Of her own. 5ssl$j IT Il
A STRANGER giving the name OF John
Collins went before Justice Davis Sat
urday and swore out warrants for two
girls, Jane Smith and Jennie Vol, in
mates Of Sadie Tracy's house OF i'll fame,
charging them with stealing $50 from
him. The females were brought before
the Justice, but Collins failed SO signally
to make out cAse against them and be-
haved so badly himself, that the charge
was dismissed and Collins sent to Jail for
ten days. S53 q !:
EARLY Saturday morning, Tom Hill,
a notorious character who figures in POI
lice circles. about once in so often, was
arrested on an old charge OF assault and
battery committed on Dave Farrell Hill
managed To get some one to 90 bail for
him and was released !; he then pro-
ceeded to get drunk and about midnight
was arrested by Officer Watson for rais-
ing row in a Market street saloon. I He
went along quietly until Z he reached the
lookup, where he made q desperate
fight against being locked up, giving the
officers considerable trouble in getting
him into a cell. !Ss X II
THE funeral OF the late John Long,
whose death occurred Friday, took place
yesterday afternoon from the residence
OF his brother-in- law on Main street, and
was very largely; attended, The organi-
zatlon iof ,stonemasons and bricklayers,
Of which !! Mrs. Long ); was a member,
turned out in a body. Mr. Long was
one OF the best known stone-cutters in
the city and his sudden death has been
a shock to Slarge number OF friends.
The fine work on the Peoples Bank
building, on the Reilly! block, and on the
Maxwell memorial was all the work of
his hands, ms well rs other less ornate
jobs throughout the city. S5S n
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