The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-01
LOCAL Bpgylrlrs.
Matters OF Minor Mention in and Abou

Matters OF Minor Mention in and About
t43 the CITY. ~
MovlSo day.
sER 10 Il that you are not made the
victim Of an "April Fool' joke.
TIE seeley-b borrowed pipe investiga.
ting committee is called to meet tonight
AT the Public Building.
Ar tho Opera House to.night-ihc last
Of Bottoms illustrated travels; subject,
Russia and the Romanois."
SPECIAL matinee at the Opera House
this aitcrnoon-''The Lands Of the Mid.
night Sum-" illustrated, by Bolton, the
famous lecturer. ,
A TRAMP, stealing n ride on a d. 4 0.
freight train, had a thumb mashed OF at
Benwood yesterday by having II caught
between the bumpers, 3.RI' 5.N. =
sUHsCRlDERs to tho lNTELIh.
GENCEft who contemplate moving,
will please call or send 10 tho Office
their old and aew address.
NELLIE WHITE, tho head OF m Eotr
street house Of Ill fame, was out on the
street creating a disturbance late last
night aud was arrested by Officer
Carney. an Ht ~
JonS SlpE, n clever fireman on pas.
senger run over the Pittsburgh division
OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio, Is able TO be on
duty again after having had quite u siege
with typhoid fever.
The lining OF tho cupola OF tho Ben.
. wood blast furnace at Martins Ferry,
fell Ia yesterday mad thereby neces.
STATED the shutting down Of that indus.
try till the break eau be repaired.
TIE Wheeling Title and Trust Com.
pany announces in this issue that 1t Is
now ready for business At its office In the
Reilly building. The objects and aims
OF this company have heretofore been
explained. tgts4
A JOINT meeting Of the Memorial Day
committees appointed by the G. A. K.
posts and kindred organizations, was
held at G. A. R. hall last evening ut
which some OF the preliminary work
was mapped out. 'ag
CHIEF DELnRuGGE arrested plain
drunk on the South Side last evening.
He was too full to toll his name, and was
, still occupying the whole lookup at mid.
night, there having been no other
arrests during the day. r
JAMES u. GRAHAM, we'll known
freight conductor on the Baltimore (
Ohio, fell under train at Glenwood
near Pittsburgh, Sunday and had both
legs and one arm cut of. He died while
on the way to the hospital.
II TIE Public Library, which has been
closed since Thursday last for the pur.
pose Of taking the annual inventory Of
books, will be open again to-day fol
the benefit Of readers, bot no books can
be taken out till next Friday.
CHEF DELnRuooE's report for the
month OF March shows the tbtal number
Of arrests for tho month was 244, oil
which liz were men and ~ women
: The total amount Of fines aud costs as
sessed in Police Court was s., lG7 50, OF
which $l,G44 90 was paid in cash.
DESPITE the disagreeable weather thai
prevailed last evening, there was u good
turnout OF the members OF The Wheeling
; Club and their lady friends at the regi.
lar "club night" assembly. Prof. Kill.
. mycr was present and furnished music
for dancing, and the evening was made
to pass very enjoyably.
TIE game Of base bail that was 10 have
,, been played at Columbus yesterday by
the Wheeling and Columbus clubs, had
to be declared of on account OF the dis.
agreeable weather. The mere thought
Of base ball on such day as yesterday
was, is enough almost, to chill the en-
thusiasm OF the greatest crank.
THOMAS A. LITTLE, the plumber, who
was awarded the contract for fitting up
the Custom House with gas fixtures,
has commenced the work Of putting in
new pipes and replacing the old brack.
cts and chandeliers with new and hand.
some ones. Most OF the new hangings
are of brass and OF pretty design. :,
FRANK N. ESoLE, who has been fill.
ING the position OF advance agent for the
Kindergarten" company for the past
season, and John Boyd, who has been
asslstant stage manager for kirafy's
'Iagadere" company, returned to their
homes in this city last evening. Both
Of the companies named have closed for
the season.
I A MEETING was held in the South Side
Turner's hall last night for the purpose
OF forming q new Council OF the il. O.
U. A. NJ. Quite a number Of members
OF the order were present, and thirteen
names were placed on the charter list.
The name "Rttchie Council" was adopt
ed and charter sent for. The new
Council will be instituted by the State
officers as soon as the charter arrives.