The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-07
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Matters OF Minor Mention In and About
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AT the Grand to.night-Ned S. Wood
ini"0ut In the Street," 5S
ijiWILLiAM scIIArYSER, a native Of Ger.
many, was admitted TO citizenship $by
Judge Paull in Part ! Of the Circuit
Court yesterday. I, y u q.
lTuR public schools which closed for
the holiday vacation tue day before
Christmas, re.opened yesterday with q
good attendance. sti5jia iitej;
SWEENEY & Son yesterday shipped to
Captain John Porter lat New Cumber-
rbcrland,, an 1s.incl cylinder, a 16-ton
fly wheel and two 42.inch boilers.
DAN THORPE, colored, was arrested
yesterday on a Police Court warrant for
using vile language 8 towards an old
colored woman named Nettle Hill.
RasoME Things Essential 10 Business
Success Is the subject OF a talk, to DO
given at the Young Mems Christian
Association building by3Mr. j. Elwood
Hughes at, 8 O'Clock tonight. The ad.
mission Ia free and all men areinyited
to attend. Fl z y 4. '5st5ls
i BETWEEN y and s o'clock yesterday
morning fire was discovered In the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. Fred Grimm, on Twentieth
street, back OF Arbenz's furniturefactory.
The blaze was put out by workmen In
the vicinity without notifying the fire
department.
81 EDWARD HOLMES, whose hearing on
the charge OF stealing pony from John
Dumas was begun before Justice Ankle
last week. was held under $500 bond by
that court yesterday. Holmes failed 10
give bond and was sent TO jailato await
the action Of the Grand Jury.
The following officers were installed
for the coming term ut the last meeting
Of Belmont Lodge No. 100, knights Of
Pythias: Joseph S.tWilson, g. O.; D..
B. Clark, P.iC.;; S. H.. Cofl,man, Y. O.;
George A. Smith, Prelate; james B.
Reed, M. ut Al; James Smaller, l.. g.;
James J.. Ross, O.. g.. =
THE Council Committee on Health
was called to meet last night, but a
quorum. failed to put imam appearance
50 nothing could be done. The object OIL
the called meeting was to pay, some bills
that were handed in Inst year, but had
to. wait until 1905 funds were availa.
Bile before they could DO paid.
| H The will Of John Howell, deceased
WIS admitted to probate and ordered re-
corded, in Clerk Hooks Office yesterday
nId John H. Hall qualified Us admins
TRAITOR Of the estate OF the said John
I Howell, deceased, with the will annex
I'd, givinga bond OF $4,000 with HIM
Harper and 7. T. Hutchinson Us sure
ties. ). y, 6
! DECKER HUFFMAN was tried before
Judge CASTOR ut st. Clairsville yesterda,
for an assault committed upon Mis-
Emma Bunch! He was sentenced t
! pay fine Of so and costs, and to tifteer
days imprisonment. The costs in thu
case will be heavy as there were a largt
number OF witnesses, about twenty beint
present from Bellaire alone. "a
CLERK Fee, OF the Police Court, issuei
warrants yesterday for John LewelleI
and William Carl, two North End resi-
:. dents who are said to have engaged il
a lively fight. Lewellen was arrested
and Carl would have been except fo
the fact that he was found in bed, sicl
and badly used up, the result OF thu
fisticuif. The papers will be served OF
him Later. 2. - -
THE trial Of young James Mullarky
indicted for the murder oflyoung Johr
Platt, is set for to-day in I Part i OF :tht
Circuit Court. The particulars of thil
case are doubtless still fresh in the pub
lie mind. The boy Plat was shot about
dusk on Sunday evening, only a, shor
time ago, as he was coming down SCald
! wells run on his return with some com
panlons from u hunting trip. Ms
President MorFAr, Of the Washing
toni eherson college; has notified the
members Of the junior class that they
{ cannot hold u trial to burn physiology
giving as his reason that it would reflect
discredit on the professor who had
taught the study This was not the in
tention Of the class at all and theyswil
perhaps 90 on with their preparations
, for the trial, which they will hold in the
Opera House. ~. Y. 5 $500 :. n