The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-13
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Matters Of Minor Mention In and About
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s AT the Grand to.night-"Esc
from Sing Sing.'i
JusuIcg ScnuLrzE placed two irate fe.
males under peace bonds Saturday night.
THE Council Committee onYAccounts,
Real Estate and Fire Department meet
tonight. n 81 \
II THE will of Michael ;Bertschy was I'D.
mitted to probate In Clerk Hooks office
Saturday. 4. ~
Gar the Opera House to.night-Bac:
caccio@by the Standardization Opera
Company. 4 X; q
4 Mr.. HgSRY spEYER was presented with
q handsome Office desk by his employees
on Saturday evening" N n q.
" JAMES AloRnowy was injured Friday
evening by an electric car colllding With
his wagon at Tenth street.
Il JOHN @. / DUR and Edith NJ. Hurd,
both OF Darlington, Ohio, were licensed
TO wed by Clerk Hook on Saturday. sS
4 Mucu com plaint Is heard concerning
the fact that the oil street! lamps In the
Tunnel ( Flats do not burn nearly all
night lately! K q I, 4.
Two wellknown characters pitted two
game hens In a Second ward saloon ION
Saturday and furnished very novel sport
for crowd ofspectators. III /. "A,
TIE funeral OF William J.. Blum takes
place at $3.50 a. m. to-day from his late
home on the South Side. The Knights
Of st. George will conduct the funeral.
OFrlCRR Snonr returned from parkers.
burg Saturday evening with Jessie Yves.
ley who is charged with stealing clothing
from another girl at Mrs. Ditty's house
in alley, G. 4, 4
2 SrIrEL & Co. dry goods store will be
closed from 0 10 l2 o'clock a. IN. this
morning, for the purpose OF attending
the funeral Of their late, salesman, viii!
lam Blum. Il
AT the afternoon session OF Police
Court Saturday Charles Jones and vii:
liam Lee, colored, were fined s. and
costs each for creating q disturbance at
Dumas livery stable. q. y
John FRiLfNd charged with assault
and battery was tried to a jury in Squire
Ankles court Saturday night, A verdict
Of guilty was returned, and a fine OF 81
and costs was imposed. u " I 7
Mas. WALTON, the aged mother oil
John Walton, Clerk I Of the Z! Circuit
Court, is confined to herr home with
severe q injuries received by falling
down stairs short time since.
Mr.. o. S. PHILror, who has for some
time had charge Of the architect,s office at
Beltz, Flading & Co., has severed his
connection with that firm, and will
open an office at the corner Of Four.
tenth and Market streets.
OK Thursday night last Mr.. S. S.
Leonard, OF Benwood, was horribly cut
and beaten by three .toughs in Ben.
wood saloon. One cut on Mr.. Leonard's
head extended from his ear to his chin
and required ak stitches to close it. &
Mn. HITcncocK, bookkeeper for Paige,
Carey & Co., had n valuable overcoat
stolen in the Opera House Saturday
night. He went out Of the house and
lett the garment in his seat, but tho coat
was gone when be went back Z to look
for it. Il! I; Y (. q
Mr. JOHN :RoDREcIT has returned
home from Washington, D. O., having
completed contract there for the Balti.
more & Ohio railroad. He also superin.
tended the construction Of large gutter
in Washington City. Mr.. RobreCht will
remain here until spring. u
SoNE time ago Messrs. s. Baers' Sons,
the wholesale grocers, offered prize Of
IS to the driver whose wagon should be
.'in the shop the shortest period in
three months. Saturday the prize was
awarded to VIM. Gardner, whose wagon
didn't go into the shop at all in that
time. :..s Is, !: :
The report that was in circulation Sat
urday to the effect that there had been a
freight wreck on the Baltimore & Ohio
east Of Moundsville, was occasioned by
a freight car jumping the track near
Cameron and causing a delay Of about
three hours to the regular passenger
trains. e! "a n Il ' 81!
~. Q. BLOWERS, blacksmith employed
at the Wheeling boiler works, is justly
proud OF record be recently made. !. He
Hanged four hats in thirty-six heats, nine
heats to each that, including the fitting
OF them to circle Of 42-inch boiler and
Ss-inch pipe. y Diameter Of hat, 5inches ;
material, boiler plate steel; time, 6hours
and As minutes. ~ Ss I. ,lfl
= Monk WRIGHT was arrested by: Officer
Wilkie for disorderly conduct late Sat.
urday night. Florence Falkland /, an in.
mate OF Minnie Zulauf's house, was run
in by. Officer Buch early yesterday morn.
ing for creating a disturbance in East
Wheeling. w. Hamilton, plain drunk,
was arrested by. Officer Short yesterday.
Susan Miller, an .''old.timer, was locked
up by Officer Daum last night for being
on the street after shutdown. s!
y EARLY yesterday u morning Harry
Waters, a resident OF the Island had a
racket at the bridge with w. L.iWeitzel,
the toll taker, who refused to allow him
TO pass without paying toll Waters
assaulted him, and succeeded in passing
over the bridge. "a warrant was sworn
out for Waters and he was arrested at
his home yesterday morning. 1t is said
by the police that Waters assaulted
Weitzel under = similar circumstances
early Christmas morning. 2 Z 81, q
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Strangers in tho City md Wheeling People
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