The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03
LOCAL BRgylTlEs.
Matters OF Minor Mention In and About
tho City.

tho CITY. ..lg4I
Ar tho Opera House to.night-"Ie,
She, Hin and Her." 800 p
Jons MALoSsy, popular South Side
young man, died Yesterday Of typhoid
lover, after wcek's illness.
OFFICERS DAuM, Carney and Ouch
raidcd Mag. Conroy's house of III fame
last night and caught eigh. people.
Tnr sale Of furniture at the Mt. Belle.
view hotel was continued yesterday.
The better goods were disposed Of aud
there was quite large number In ut.
tendance aud fair prices were realized,
TIE members OF tho Wheeling Ath.
letic Association have arranged to give
an athletic entertainment for their own
amusementa and benefit ut thcgymnasium
this evening. 1t will repay all the mem.
bers TO attend. fs
TIE Woman's Relief Corps attached
to J. W. Holiday Post No. io, G. A. T.,
has arranged to give musical and liter.
nry entertainment ut the G. A. Il. hall,
on Main street, this evening 10 which
tho mcmbcra OF all kindred organiza.
tions and the pablic generally, are In
vited. l"-
A MARRIAGE license was Issued from
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday to Charles
L. Anderson, aged %, n native OF Wash.
in2ton county, Md, now n rcsident OF
Pittsburgh, and Jennie D. Evans, aged
%, a native OF Frederick county, Md,
now n resident Of this city; both arc
colored. .2.Ue
! WILLIAM ToMLISsoS, an inhabitant Of
Moundsvile, was in this city yesterday
and imbibed Of strong drink TIL he had
acquired n feeling OF independence that
made HIM obstinate; and 80 1t was when
Officer Moran ordered him to move on
that he refused and after thrice refusing
was locked up at Central station.
TIE Bachelor Club gave charming
hop last night Mt Franzheim's hall, fol
which Killmyer furnished tho music.
This social organization has not been in
existence for very long period, but it
has become Immensely popular in that
time, both with its members md those
who have been entertained by it.
THE bid Of Typographical Union, No.
70, the local organization Of compositors,
for the use OF the State Fair grounds on
Friday, July 1, was the best one received
by Secretary Otto, and tho Union will
accordingly have tho grounds on the
Glorious Fourth. 1t is the purpose OF
tho prints" 10 give big picnic and
make things pleasant for thousands.
| YESTERDAY John Baker, Waterman nj
tho LaBelle mill, swore ont a warrant
before Justice Manion charging William
Hastings, n l5.year.old boy, with threat.
ening to kill him. Hastings was fined
50 and costs. Baker also had Joseph
| Glynn, another 15.year.old, arrested by
the Same court for stealing scrap iron.
The Justice bound him over to court.
LAST week William McGec, former
Steubenvile railroad man, turned up in
that town with a woman aud baby who
he introduced as his wife and child. On
! Tuesday Edward Shearer, OF New Haven,
Conn, who il the woman's husband and
the father OF tho baby, turned up and
/ took them home with him. MCGEE had
induced the woman to rob her husband
and elope with him.
THE special term OF Part II OF the Cir.
cult Court, called by Judge paullior the
purpose Of taking tho evidence in the
condemnation proceedings ofthc Wheel.
ing Bridge Company, still continues.
Yesterday morning the jury WINS escorted
to tbs Island and viewed the property
which the Wheeling Bridge Company is
seeking to acquire. The remainder Of the
} day was spent iu taking testimony.
Court adjourned to meet again this
morning.
WITH continuance Of the fine
weather that has prevailed for the past
two days it will soon be possible to push
forward with greater rapidity the work
: OF repriring the new and lenky reservoir
so that it will hold water. The agree.
ment made with tho Water Board by
Contractor Chisholm, was that the new
basin should be in readiness for water
: by July. He has had force a. work
whenever the weather would permit for
some time past. III.
TIE Board OF County Commissioners
met yesterday rs IN auditing body and
got in shape the business to be acted
upon at the monthly meeting to be held
next Monday. Tho estimates OF the
Committee on Roads and Bridges, OF the
amounts that will be needed on the
roads oil the county during the coming
fiscal year were referred to the Commit.
tee on Finance without discussion, and
will be reported by that committee next