The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-24
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Matters OF Minor Mention In and About
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Matters OF Minor Mention In and About
tho City. F.-A
Ar tho Grand to.night-"Dovil's
Nine" ifq VI f.Ne0F ',9
Ar the Opera House to.night-Mar.
garet Mather as Gretchen"
Mrs. N. A. BEowN offers q desirable
residence for sale in another column.
A Boron Ice machine has been con.
tracted for by Schenk 4 Son, the well.
known butchers, and will be put up In
abont two weeks In their establishment
at Fulton. 5=.N .ie
TIE Council Committee OH Markets Is
called to meet at the Second ward Mar.
ket house at 2 p. IN. to-day. The Com.
mitteo OH Fire Department Is called to
meet tonight to make up It's annual es.
Innate. EXILE ~ N
ABOUT ! o'clock yesterday morning q
young negro took an insane freak while
getting prescription filled at Logan'a
drug store, and fired two shots at n bot.
tie In the store. Tho fellow had evi.
IDENTIFY been drinking, and was hustled
home in back by friends.
ORGANIZER ScriENK, OF the Ohio Val
ley Trades and Labor Assembly OH lasl
Friday night perfected u preliminary
organization Of the employees ut the
"Rcd Letter" tobacco factory. The new
union will probably DO attached to the
American Federation Of Labor. n.
TIE German Insurance Company Il
contemplating extensive improvements
at tho Opera House, whereby its accom-
modations will DO moderately enlarged
and improved. Tho matter has beer
referred to tho building committee witt
Instructions to investigate into the feast
bility OF the question.
A CHARTER has been issued by the
Secretary OF State to tho State Savings
Dank, OF parkersburg. The bank has al
authorized capital Of s25O.oo Of which
$1,000 has been subscribed, and viii
begin operations at Parkersburg within
a few weeks. The stockholders art
prominent men Of Grafton and Parkers
burg. .,.5. t.t
| WHILE the parade was passing dow1
Main street Saturday afternoon sneal
thief entered Mrs. Stanton's home n
No. 2l45 and carried OH an album
Officer West arrested John Nolan 70
disorderly conduct later in tho day, ant
since he answers the description OF tn
thief, he will probably be held and triet
on that charge. G@. a.
SATURDAY morning ut II o'clock, Mgr
J. I. Sullivan, the Vicar General OF thi
diocese, received the following cable
gram from Bishop Kahn, dated at Liver
pool: arrived; all well; splendil
trip" The Right Reverend Bishop ant
his party sailed from New York or
Wednesday, the 18th inst. Their man,
friends will be pleased to learn Of th'
party's safe arrival.
JAMES SMITH, OF Etnaville, has re
ceived from Butte, Montana, q present o
Ia magnificent bucks head with wid'
spreading antlers, and beautiful,
mounted. The ornament is the gift o
Mr.. Sam Mofiat, formerly Of this place
and it's notable feature is that 1t is tn
head Of the largest deer ever known Il
have been killed in the State Of Mon
tana. The animal weighed $50 pounds
In Police Court Saturday morning.
three DRINKS received the usual sentence
Of 81 and costs. AT the matinee sessiol
three more cases were disposed OF
Clemens Herman, who had been arrest
ed by Officer He'll for kicking Blanch
Parker, an inmate OF Mrs. Miller's hous
of il! fame, was fined s. and costs m,
the girl was fined like amount, pre-
sumably, for allowing herself to b.
kicked. Richard Ryan, q vagrant, wa
sentenced to thirty days incarceration.
The report comes from Brilliant, O.
that eleven OF the puddlers who hav,
been working in the Spaulding mill vii
leave to-day, accompanied by their help
ers, for Findlay, where they will 60 te
work in the works OF the Findlay roll
ing mill company. More are expected
to follow them in the very near future
They have grown tired waiting for thu
Spaulding mill to start up again, which
it may not do for some time even should
the courts decide the pending trouble
in a few weeks.
JACK CEoGAN, well known base ball
player OF this city, will leave to-day fol
Houston, Texas. He has signed with
the club OF that city to play center field
and captain the team during the coming
season. Notwithstanding the fact that
"Parson" Tom Nicholson, one Of Bell.
aires popular and clever ball. players,
has embarked in the shoe business, he
has by no means deserted the ball field
and will so on the diamond the latter
part Of March, leaving his shoe business
in the hands Of Ills partner.
OK Saturday afternoon Mr.. T. N.
White, OF the German-Amerisan Rem.
edy Company, gave little celebration
OF his own in honor of Washington's
birthday, and Red Cross Oil and Red
Lion Specific. He Ind about hundred
boys in line, all dressed in patriotic col.
ors, aud headed by Mr.. Whites own
private drum corps. The boys made a
very creditable appearance, and marched
over the principal streets independent Of
tho big parade. A photograph Of the uni.
formed men and boys and their banners
was taken, and it will be made into cut
for ADVERTISING nurnosps 1882 rr=