The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01
LOCAL. BEEylTlES.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
the City.

HE BenWoou nail lactofy nas hnut
down indefinitely. a
The GRAND this eyening-Nelson's
vaudeville company. ~
LAYING The new sewer on Twelfth
street has progressed TO Eotf.
A TRAIN now leaves the city each
evening ut 1885 on the Elm Grove road.
A porcr Of men worked all day yes.
terday on the channel pier OF the new
bridge.
THE City Republican Executive Com
mittee will meet at S. G. Smiths office
this evening. IS
RgDMAN & Co. have put up hand.
some iron fence around the new Island
school house.
Orro H. AUREn has the contract for
roofing the Schmulbach Brewing Com.
pany's new building.
A SNAIL blaze was started in the rear
OF the Graphic Office Saturday by hot
ashes, burning the press room wall COME
what.
4 PlrrsDURauER named Rein was here
Saturday looking for his wife, who dis
appeared six months ago. She was not
found.
4 SERMON was preached at st. steph-
ems church, Eighth ward, last evening,
by Rev. Mr.. Wirs, pastor Of the Bellaire
church.
Rev. Mn. IREY, OF the Baptist church,
| and Rey. J. A. Hopkine, Of the Disci.
| pies CHURCH, exchanged pulpits last
evening.
A BIG lot OF stock is going east oyer
the b. & O. railroad these days, and
much OF 1t passes right through with
out stopping.
AN Italian woman fell in a swoon on
Chapline street at Seventeenth Saturday.
She was hauled home in the patrol
wagon and restored.
: AN amateur minstrel performance was
given at Leatherwood Saturday night.
Many Wheeling people were out, and
everybody was pleased.
/ WoRK on the Terminal Company's
double track steel bridge over the creek
was begun Saturday at the south end,
near the Whitaker mill.
4 TRADE reception will be given to-
morrow evening at the Young Mems
Christian Association, to which the pot
ters OF the city are invited.
OWEN KANE, of Bellaire, whose death
there was noted Saturday, WAS buried at
Mt. Calvary cemetery Yesterday. The
funeral WAS largely attended.
WORK was pushed by Contractor Riley
on the new sewer in Alley 10 yesterday
so as to close up the ditch past the city
gas works as soon as possible.
In Part OF the Criminal Court Satur-
day, before Judge Campbell, in the case
Of PlatoH Jane Va. Ed Larkin, verdict
was entered for the plaintiff for S495.
Two men and two women we're up be.
fore the Mayor Saturday on ordinary
charges, and got the usual fines. One
man went to the hill and the others
paid.
The Jacob Heatherington brought up
three barges of ties on Saturday, and
left them at the Pan Handle incline,
near the city water works, and went
down the river again.
SATURDAY night the fair and festival
OF the ladies' OF the church OF the I'm.
maculate Conception was continued,
making iour very successful nights. 1t
has been decided to hold it again this
evening.
JOHN LARUE's hearing, on the charge
of assault on Theodore Kramer, was fin
ished by Squire Arkle Oh Saturday, and
he was sent to jail for twenty days in
default Of $40 tine and bonds for his good
behavior.
AT 10 o'clock Saturday night defec-
tive flue in the kitchen at the Hotel
Windsor set fire to the woodwork. The
department was called out, but the EN-
ployes had put out the blaze. The
alarm did not cause any special commo.
ton,
THE case OF thu State VS.. Sing Tai, the
Chinaman who was indicted for stealing
a diamond ring and two S. gold pieces
from Ho Hearn and Ho Why, about
three weeks ago, was called in Part II Of
the Circuit Court, before Judge PAUL,
on Saturday. The defendant came not,
and his bond OF 5000 was declared for
feited. &
The B. 4 0. engine that went through
the floor OF the Wheeling depot and
stopped in the creek beneath it was
hauled out with block and tackle, and
yesterday brought to West Wheeling on
a barge, from which it was unloaded to
the G., L. & W. railroad tracks, thence
hronrht to this city. II will on n tha |