The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-04
LOCAL nl,EylrlEs.
Matters OF Miner Mention In md About

Matters OF Miner Mention In md About
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Coon Friday.
THE Council Committee on Railroads
and tho Special Electric Power Plant
Committee are called to meet this
evening. t
CoHARD & Co. will open their Dase
Ball Exchange ut Louis Carl'g place, No.
1925 Market street, to-day. Sam Hymns
will be the pool seller. "a.
The Public Library will again be open
to-day for those who desirO to take out
books MS well as H.! those who desire TO
avail themselves Of the reading room.
A SPECIAL open meeting OF tho Labor.
ers" Union will be hold this evening nj
the Second ward market hall, to which
all laboring men OF the city will be wei.
come. = 0T .-,7l.. G.e n,
OFFICERS GAus"and Watson found
Maggie kays In state OF bcastly intoxi.
cation IN the Second ward market bo,lse
late last night. She was hauled 10 the
lookup In II hack. 10 Il
MARTHA MiLlRR yesterday qualified
in Clerk Hooks office rs the administra-
tfix OF tho estate OF Scott Miller, deceas.
Nd, giving bond Of $500 with Q. A..
O.tcrson as surety.
COLONEL GrNrliEn, tho clever manager
Of tho Grand, is anticipating \ big busl'
ncss during the week OF April 81, when
the Wilbur Opera Company, fifty strong,
will appear ut his popuinr house. 5
Tns Finance Committee Of the Board
Of County Commissioners met last even.
Ing aud put in about three hours Of hard
| work making preliminary draft Of the
annual appropriation ordinance which Is
to BIO considered at next Mondays meet.
ing OF the Board.
CHARLES L. BRowN, colored, tunnel
worker, who was sent TO jail by Justice
Davis three weeks ago to await the action
Of the Grand Jury, he being charged
with tho theft Of a valise by fellow
worker, died shortly after o'clock yes.
terday afternoon Of typhoid fever.
Tux Board Of Directors OF the Weston
Insane Asylum will meet on Tuesday
next,ior the purpose Of determining the
best means OF relieving West Fork river
Of tho sewerage from that institution.
It now flows into TINT river, and $4,000
was appropriated by the Legislature to
relieve the trouble.
THAT oddly.named production, "lIe,
She, Him aud Her." was done at the
Opera House lust evening to about half
house. George II. Adams and Toma
Hanlon, the principal people in the
skit, were quite clever in their special
ties and received fair support. Miss
Hanlon sang very nicely.
TIE Wheeling base ball club did not
play yesterday. To-day and tomorrow
they will appear at Toledo. Judging
from what tho boys have already done
the team as a whole is going to prove a
mighty hard hittingaggregation Of talent.
The opening games here will be played
with Columbus next Monday and Tues.
day. George Barnum, OF the American
Association, will umpire the games.
A LARGE number Of blanks arc be.
ing received here almost daily FROM
tho Census Bureau at Washington.
They arc addressed to private persons,
officials, firms and corporations, and ask
for lodge statistics, tonnage OF various
kinds, liquor consumption statistics and
many other interesting matters, all OF
which indicates inat the coming work
will be very complete and exhaustive
one.
The new boil received from Pittsburgh
for st. Johns German church.. at the
corner OF Market and Seventeenth streets,
was raised to its belfry yesterday and
placed In position. About o'clock it
was ruug for tho first time. It's tone is
mellow and far.reaching, not at all un.
like that OF the bell in tho tower OF St..
Matthew's church. The work Of hoist.
ing the heavy weight was watched with
interest by large number.
A LETTER has been received by Chief
Of Police Dclbrugge from D. G. Wilson,
OF No. 322 Front street, Memphis, asking
Tor q detailed description Of Eva stogal,
the young woman who appeared ut head.
! quarters three or four nights eInle and
told a pitifnl story about having been
married in New York by bogus preacher
10 q villain OF gambler, who brought
her to this section and then, after the
birth OF ker child, abandoned her. The
authorities helped her from here to Pitts
burgh, - s
THERE were nine cases disposed Of at
Yesterday mornings session OF Police
Court. Madame Maggie Conroy, whose
place was pulled by squad the night
before, was fined The usual $50 ana costs
levied against keepers Of houses Of ill.,
fame, and three girls and four men
found in the place were fined IS and
costs each. William Tomlinson, the
Moundsvilie. nan who refused 10 move
on when ordered to by Officer Moran,
was tined Stand coats. All OF these fines
were paid.
MRs. MARY DALEY was arraiened be-
fore Justice DAVIS last evening charged
by her neighbors, the Guyers. with
using abusive language tending to a
breach OF the peace. The complainants
were the evening before fined Tor like
ofense ON complaint OF the Daileys. 1t
was developed at the hearing Of the
case against Mrs. Daley last evening
that it was her husband, Hamilton
Daley, whom the Guyers were after and
the case against his wife was accordingly
dismissed and q warrant issued for him.
ArOuT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City ind Wheeling People
Abroad. : - =
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taos,lala 1.ft loot