The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-19
LOCAL, BREylTlES.
Matters OF Minor Mention In and About
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Matters OF Minor Mention In and About
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A MUD car on the Twenty.ninth street
tram road Of the Terminal hallway Com.
pany, ran into milk wagon yesterday.
The damage was slight.
TIE b. & O. pay car made It's monthly
visit to this city and section yesterday
and distributed about $4,000 hero aud
at.Benwood and Bellajre.
WILLIAM CLIFFORD, OF Smith town.
ship, Belmont county, aged about O., was
found dead in his carpenter shop on
Monday. The supposed cause Of death
Is heart disease.
TIE certificate Of incorporation issued
by Secretary Of State Walker to the
"Title, Insurance and Abstract Company
Of Wheeling" was filed In the office Of
Clerk Hook yesterday.
"A MOTOR on the Elm Grove road struck
a horse hitched 10 Jacob Els milk
wagon, but fortunately the motors force
was almost spent, and the horse did not
suffer serious injury.
An alarm OF fro was turned in from
box 40, at the Crescent mill, ut . o'clock
yesterday afternoon on account OF the
roof Of the mill having taken fire from
an overheated stack. Tho damage was
triiling.
"DuMp" SHERMAN, n Bellaire ciarac.
ter who Is pretty well known In this
city, has been bound over to answer at
court In the sum OF 500 by m East
Liverpool Justice Of tho Peace for
gambling.
A MARRIAGE liccnge was issued from
Clerk Hooks office yesterday to Frank
Garrison, aged q, native and resident
OF this county, and Leeanna Billy, aged
IS, u native Of this State and now resi-.
dent OF this county.
SOME gentlemen from Bellaire, inter.
ested In stone qttarrying, we're In the
lower portion Of this city, negotiating
with the owners OF some valuable stone
land located just at tho southern bound.
ary OF this corporation. e
A LARGE pane OF very heavy glass in
the window OF Mrs. Seabright's grocery
on Nineteenth street, was broken yester.
day morning by the conclusion OF an
extra heavy explosion OF dynamite in
the Chapline hill tunnel. Il
ABOUT 7 o'clock Monday evening the
roof OF Mark Clark's house on North
York street, Island, was found to be
burning. Box No. 70 was pulled but
failed 10 work, and before Il further
alarm could be sounded the fire was put
cut. @ i,
FRANK WEsrLAKE had his left wrist
spraincd about year ago while working
rs deck hand on an Ohio river steam
boat. At the time, the injury was not
supposed TO amount to much, but it has
grown rapidly worse lately and on Mon.
day DR.. G. F. Ulrich amputated the arm
Just below the elbow.
a REGULAR monthly meeting OF the
| Woman's Union Benevolent Society will
be held at the Y. NJ. q. A. building at .
o'clock this afternoon, and at 3 o'clock,
ut the same place, there will be held a
regular meeting Of the Ladies' Hospital
! Association. a full attendance is re-.
quesled at both meetings. ,
TIE Kirkwood Athletic Association
gave one OF its pleasant semi.montbly
assemblies at its quarters in Bridgeport
last evening. Music for dancing was
furnished by Killmyer and among the
guests were several from this city. These
entertainments OF the kirkwood Asso-
citation are becoming more and more
enjoyable.
Two deeds OF trust and the following
conveyance OF real estate were admitted
to record in Clerk Hooks office yes
terday: A deed made February IL, 1890,
by Frank C. Marshall and wife to Will
helmina Retter for the east Is feet OF
lot No. 1877 situated on the south side
of Sixteenth street, east OF Woods street.
Consideration $1,000. f..
THE meeting Of representatives OF the
eight clubs belonging to the Tri.State
League for the season Of 100, that was to
have been held at Akron yesterday for
the purpose Of preparing schedule and
transacting other business, was post
poncd by President cDermith till next
Tuesday. Nate Fell will DO Wheeling's
representative at that meeting. 10
JAMES BARTON, hook up employed at
the Wheeling steel works, at Benwood,
was yesterday struck OIL the breast by
the handle OF the hook he was using,
with sufficient force to injure him severe
ly. Barton was brought to his home at
No. 2703 Jacob street, where DR.. J. G.
Hupp attended him. Last night Barton
was still in serious condition.
| A COUNCIL OF the new order of Daugh-
| tiers OF Liberty, auxiliary to the O. u.
A.. NJ, was organized in tho hall OF
Washington Council of the latter named
order, in the Eighth ward, Monday even
ing, with forty.two charter members. A
Council from Allegheny City installed
the new Council, and the ceremonies
and paraphenalia are highly lauded by
the ladies. .ll s. .3ss...t.
THE practical talk delivered at the Y.
NJ. @. A. building by DR.. John L. Dickey
was one OF the very best OF the series.
1t was very plain and practical and ex-
cited the liveliest interest among the
audience Of young men who listened to
him. His subject was "What to do in
Emergencies" and he had his audience
assist him by asking questions as to
what should be done under certain con.
ditions.
OFFICER JACK WEST, the popular Mar
ket street patrolman, found pocket.
book yesterday containing $500, be-
longing 10 a Mrs. McGrail, an old lady.
Officer West reported the find to Captain
Delbrugge, and the money and purse
were shortly alter returned to tho owner,
who was naturally in much distressed
frame Of mind over her loss, and was
overjoycd over the recovery OF the
money. rF5, ~
TIE Chief Of Police has been notified
that party Of swindlers will arrive in