The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-24
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q I,I i0cAil BREYlTEES,
Matters OF Minor Mention In and About
X y n the. City. y K X slS
e Ar the Opera House to.night-J. D.
Polk In the s,silent Partner.n'l
AT tho Grand tonight Frank ].
Fraync and company In %"Kentucky
Bill" "a. z
8fWiLLlAM KING, who was killed In the
b. 4 o. collision at Glen Easton on Tues.
day was buried from his parents home
in that town yesterday morning. vi
n JAcoB BEAM, a workman at Caldwell
4 Peterson's roofing factory. had his
left hand badly jmnshed on Wednesday
by having II caught in some machinery.
N Ggonog Francis and Annie Castela
were fined $50 and costs each, for adul.
terry, by Justice Arkle yesterday. They
were unable to. pay and were sent to
jail. The complaint was z made shy
Francis wife. 10y y. 81 4 IN
RlrcnlE sub.district school was com.
PEELED 10 remain closed yesterday again,
on account OF the scarcity OF natural gas.
The West Virginia company got It's line
repaired aud had Oh a good pressure at
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. ifs y,
9iA MEETING OF tho Local Coal i Miners
Union was held In Trades Assembly
Hall last night. 1t was decided that {
local union be formed at Elm Grove, Il
being too far from the city for the MINER
to come here 10 attend meetings. q
| JOHN GALLAaugH;,'aS1 4-year-old sor
OF Thomas Gallagher OF No. 2227 Eoil
street, shot himself In the the hand while
playing with a 22.calibre revolver yes
terday. The bullet lodged between the
second and third bones OF the hand and
was removed by DR.. Taylor.
n CHARLES PORTER, n workman Mt the
Benwood mill, fell on an iron plate and
cut his head severely while going to
work yesterday morning. The snow
clogging on his heels caused the misha,,,
He was brought to his home In this city
where Dr.. Taylor dressed his wound. b;
TIE gang Of workmcn who are cut.
ting away tho north bank OF Caldwell's
run. for tho Terminal Railway Company
has been increased in number, and Ii
doing very effective work. The grading
which has been begun, Is really the lead
to the thportal Of the Chapiine hill
tunnel. y K. 4
Ell GRAND CHANCELLOR "A. G. 2FRosr, O
Welsburg, attended an initiation al
Black Prince Lodge, No. 10, Knights o.
Pythias, last night. After the meeting
| The members Of the lodge and their guess
repaired TO Mrs. NJ. Walther's dining
rooms, where sumptuous repart wa
enjoyed. ssSIt.
|TnE State Council, Order United
American Mechanics, will meet lin
Trades Assembly hall tomorrow at 4 II
a. m. This is the annual meeting, and
1t being the first meeting ever held in
Wheeling the local councils and mem
bers will do all in their power to make
it pleasant for the delegates. 1. "
THE only conveyance Of real estate
admitted to record In ClerhHook's Office
yesterday. was deed made October %
1880, by James Mckinley to John Y.
Gavin, both OF this city, for: the north
half Of lot No. 9 in square No. -, front
ing on the west side OF Eou street be-
tween Twenty.eight and sTwenty.ninth
streets. Consideration 5000. 33 III
The Good Templars Of Bridgeport
have secured the services of Hon. Lon
J. Beauchamp and wife, who arc now
engaged in Bellaire, for series Of meet.
ings to be held in the Bridgeport City
Hall, beginning next Tuesday evening,
January %. The various church cnoirs
are expected to add considerable interest
to the meetings by consolidating into
one large choir. y; *
The male infant left on the doorstep Of
Capt. CO.. Rawlings residence on North
Main street, on Wednesday evening Of
last week, and which was adopted by a
family named Sweeney, died last night.
The night the infant was left on Captain
Rawlings steps was n very stormy one
and it is a surprise that the poor unfor-
tunate survived its exposure so long as
1t did. s. rs III
The cause Of the delay Of the B. 4 O.'s
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati express Wednes,
day night was not, exactly a landslide,
as reported in yesterdays issue. A
large section Of rock fell from the top OF
the deep cut between Mont de Chantal
station and Elm Grove, which required
the work Of u large gang Of men to re.
move. The express did not arrive here
till ! o'clock yesterday morning.
THE Tri,State Sanitary Convention,
which is to meet in the Second Branch
Council chamber on February q and %,
will be quite IN important affair. Letters
have been received from a number OF
the most prominent sanitarians OF Ohio
and Pennsylvania, all expressing their
intention to be present. Quite num-
Der Of interesting discussions of the
Flood subject are promised, and there is
no doubt that the meeting will result in
much good. *. 4 5 5.Sg
&ANEEr1Ne Of the Council Committee
on cAcounts has been < called for this
evening for the special purpose Of open
ing the three bids that have been rcceiv-
ed for compiling the city ordinances.
These bids have been in for several
weeks, but the committee has never had
the opportunity at any; Of Its regular
meetings to open the same. The 8ordi-:
nances have not been compiled for eight
or nine years and are sadly in need iof
such "a work, provided it is properly
done. ;S55sI. ,@@f3 y .ji5
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