The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-02
LOCAL BREylTIES.
Matter. of Minor Mention In and About
3 INV the CITY. &,

aIattcrtsof Minor Mention In and About
9 &NsI the CITY,.
!TnE Council Committee on Health has
been called to'meet this evening.
THE hot nail machines at the LaBelle
mill have been of since Saturday last.
Mus. MEoLicH, mother OF Jacob Meg.
Itch, Of the Niagara Engine Company, Is
critically i'll. ~ III
WILLIAM HoERsrER was badly hurt at
Wheeling Creek mines, back Of Bridge.
port, yesterday by fall Of slate. n
WILLIAM RlDpLE, n resident OF North
Wheeling, was locked up by the police
last night on charge Of vile beating.
a. SMALL BoY had finger taken or
while playing about the metry.go.round
at the pos.olllce corner yesterday after.
noon. .EsEss r4.ttF Ii. "
THEODORE WAuENER, ono OF the own.
ers OF Wood Bros, mill, hada finger cut
from his left hand yesterday bya mn.
chine he WINS operating.
TIE Irregular" base ball club which
made m enviable record among ama.
teurs last season, will DO known Us tho
"Red Gross" club this season. = r
SUBSCRIBERS to tho ,INTEILI.
GENCiSit who contemplate moving,
VIII please call or send to tho Oilicc
their old and now address, 4. Y
TME Wheeling Base Ball Club played
In Columbus yesterday afternoon before
a fair.sizel, cool weather audience.
Score, Wheeling 70, Columbus 80. /
MICHAEL Rorn will begin q new house
at once on Jacob street near Thirty.
eighth. Eugene Marshner will also
build two houses in the same neighbor-
hood. ~ @ ri1R
A REGULAR meeting OF the Ladies'
Hospital Association will DO held at the
y. N. @. A.. building ut 3 o'clock this
afternoon. A largo attendance is earn.
cstly requested. ''
In the Benwood municipal election
held yesterday tho entire Democratic
ticket was elected. Joseph Mahood, the
present incumbent, was elected Mayor
and Louis Cooke Sergeant.
TnE Board OF County Commissioners
will hold IN auditing session to-day for
tho purpose OF getting all business in
shape 10 be acted upon at the regular
monthly meeting to DO held next Mon.
day.
WASHINGTON, Pa, and tho country
around that place is reported TO be over.
run and infested with vagrants. Impu-
dence is not the least OF the faults Of
most OF the gentry and not unfrequently
they steal.
FRANK CoYLE was registered at Gem
trail station last evening rs disorderly,
and q man who gave the name OF Dean,
was brought down by one Of the blue
coats patrolling the North End, and
locked up on the same charge.
TIE attention OF leo consumers is d.
rected to tho announcement OF Roth,
Lavey 4 Co, to be found in this issue.
They Say they are prepared to furnish
the best quality Of ice in any quantity,
promptly, and ut the lowest price. /
ELLA MILLER, the keeper Of an Alley
Q. dive, was arraigaed before Justice
Davis on State warrants charging her
with keeping house Of i'll, selling beer
without license and also selling to mi
nors! She gave a bond of.S75 in each
Gaze. to appear before the Grand Jury. i;
CGAwroRD, GooHER & Co. have pur-
chased the general store Of W. B. Hicks
at Cameron. THE new firm has greatly
increased the stock carried by Mr.. Hicks
and will extend their business over a
much larger territory. Their store is
now probably the largest retail house in
the State.
Yesterday John; Baker, Waterman at
the LaBelle mill complained before
Justice Manion that Frank Earp had rs.
saulted him while he was at work. The
Justice heard the testimony and fined
carp S. and costs, and placed him under
$50 peace bonds. Is, i
YEsTERDAytev the Islani hose
company was called TO extiuguish q blaza
in the roof OF house belongingfto the
Stone estate. The blaze had gotten we'll
under way and was discovered from this
side OF the river. a new family was
moving in, and had been burning straw
in the CRATE. sl.--..ss,
JOHN Thomas, the colored mule driver
engaged in the Chaplino hill tunnel,
who cut O'Day, the stable boss, during
the course Of dispute Monday night,
has not yet been caught. Thomas re.
turned to the tunnel that night and en-
deayored to sell his pay claim so that he
could skip out with some money!
IL Police Court yesterday morning
Nellie White, the landlady OF al Eoa
street house OF ill.fame, who persisted
in being out on the street at "A IL nseeln-
ly hour, despite Officer Carney's warn
ings, was fined $50 and costs, which she
paid. The only other case was, a plain
drunk, who settled on the usual basis 81
and costs.
TIE Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
roads freight and ticket Office, which
has been maintained in this city for the
past two years, has been removed from
the Hotel Windsor block to No. 200
Main street. Captain George B. Turner,
the company's clever commercial agent,
will continue in charge Of the office at
its new location.
The sale of reserved seats for the en-
gagcment OF George II. Adams and
iona Hanlon, and their comedy COM
pany, in "He, Him, She and Her." at
the Opera House tomorrow evening,
will commence at Houses music store
this morning. The alleged play has
some plot, much business, novelty and
fun about it, and to cum it all up has
about rs much excuse for being as any
OF Hoyrs productions; yet everything
about it is said to be remarkably " eli
performed. Ie 81