The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-22
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Mater. Of Minor Mention

Matters of Minor Mention in. and About
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TnE Belmont mill was of yesterday.
gsMArISKE performance lat the Grand
this afternoon. v !. " 55
Ar the Opera House to.night-The
Swedish Ladies' Concert Company. ~
SAT the Grand to.night-Last perform.
ance Of "Diogenes Tramp by Frank !.
Frayne and company. IL SS5,S
;LEo ERLRY, a decorator in the War:
wick pottery, Is suffering from badly
mashed loot. Tho member was injured
by a steel plate falling on II. II
HgSKY LAIRD, a plain drunk was ar
rested by Officer Daum on Seventeenth
street last evening. Officer Moran also
arrested a drunken individual on Mar.
ket street latC last night. The prisoner
was too lull to tell his name. 4 4:
ga MAlRRf GdE license was issued from
Clerk Hooks office yesterday to Andrew
Brown, aged 80, a native and resident Of
this county, and Katie Hill, aged 2l,u
native Of Clarke county, Indiana, now, 0
resident Of this county. /. .sg::ss
kTng literary section Of the Arion So
ciety was to have given IN entertainment
ut the society's club house tomorrow
evening, but Il has been found necessary
10 postpone 1t indefinitely, on account ol
the illness of several who were TO take
part. n g IL: Y
THE weather for the past two day
has been simply glorious. n Theisharl
air, bright sunshine and bracing windt
have braced everyone up and 5people
move faster and feel better generally
1t Is hoped that the present conditions
may continue. Z 4. .iel Y 4
Henry BAYHA will appear before
police court this morning charged with
violating Section 50 OF an ordinance In
relation 10 oflenses. Bayha has been
running a tallow rendering establish
ment on Sixteenth street, and the charge
is made by Charles Theis. 4.
" Y YESTERDAY morning n runaway horse
knocked down IN old lady named Kiln
mems ut the corner ofATwelfthI anG
Chapline streets. The lady was taken
into Hon. G.. L. Cranmer's Office, where
after a few minrtes rest she recovered
sufficiently 10 90 on her way. Il i. Il
Is HARRY O. WARRINGTON was before
Justice Ankle yesterday charged with
assault and battery, by his father, james
Warrington. q He was fined S. and costs
and in default Of payment was sent tc
jail. The fMarringtons live in n house
boat and arc located at present above
the Top mill. ~. ID
a STILL alarm Of fire was sent TO- Thu
lYigilant engine house from the residence
Of Samuel Cooper on Seventh street yes
terday evening. The company respond
ed promptly and extinguished the fire
with FBabcock. The fire originated
from a natural gas stove, and did damage
amounting to s.. y, i u. rs; 81
li6WiLLlAM WATKINS, the pauper WHIT
was arrested at the County Poor Hous,
by Constable Love on Monday, on
warrant sworn out before Justice Davi
charging him with theft, was yesterda.
held in the sum OF SlOO to answer, befor
the next Grand Jury. In default o
bail he will stay in Jail. 5s
IN Part I OF the Circuit Court yester
day, before Judge Paul, the entire, tim
was devoted to tho hearing Of Argument
ofScounsel in the matter OF the writ 0
prohibition 10 restrain the Board OF Com
missioners from examining into I til,
dockets and records of Justice w. II
Davis. There was no business transact
ed in Part H. Z; y! {
CHARLES SHEIsER and Thomas Her
cules were before Justice Arkle las
evening charged with hindering an OIL
Ger in the discharge Of his duty. 3 On &C
count of the absence OF important wit
nesses, the case was postponed until this
evening: Heiser and Hercules are the
two men arrested by Constable Lauchlir
at the Grand Monday night. Il
Nv GsHINdroN, Pa, it is reported Is; tc
have another manufacturing establish
ment in !. the shape of tube works
which will be removed from Boston
Mass. The local committee TO which
was referred the matter Of raising $50, 00(
by subscription, has gotten this amount
and the formal negotiations with Mr.
Tyler, who represents tho tube works
will be opened at once. ~ Al
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