The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14
LOCAL pRBylTIgs.
matters Of Minor Moment in and AbOut
the City.

MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
OPERA HOUSE this evening-"A Brass
Monkey"
away Wife,"
TaE bar mill at the Riverside has gone
on double turn.
CONRAD YAHE reported to police
headq uarters that he lost horse last
Monday morning.
THE County Commissioners mat at
the Infrmary yesterday and made the
annual inventory.
LOUIS swARrz. boy who works at the
Wheeling laundry, while coasting, Ieli
and broke his left wrist.
JOSEPH REYNOLDS, aged twenty.eisht,
and Theresa Long, sged twenty six, ee!a
Of this city, were yesterday licensed 70
wed.
A pox car ran of the track on the Ohio
River trestle at the foot Of Thirty'thlra
street yesterday. Traffic was somewhat
delayed. 4.
THERE is a doubt as to the legality Of
the recent election In Fulton. 1t was
held week later than the day named in
the charter.
THr Natural Gas Company of West
virginia will put cable arch across the
crees near Mt. de Chantal to support
its gas main.
August WARNEKE, Of Main ana
Twsnty.third streets, yesterday informed
the police that he bad q horse and wagon
stolen Monday.
The machinery is being moved TO ths
new electric light plant. One battery o.
boilers has already been moved, and is
nowin position.
REAL Estate AGENT W. H. HALL4E
has sold the Fasnacht property, on
North Main street, to Henderson q Nc
Cam, for $3.50.
TuE police authorities here have re:
ceiyed a description Of John G. Ryan, OF
Jamestown, Pa, who has been missing
since November 8.
THE work Of laying the floor on the
new Back river bridge has been begun
and Ia pTorressing nicely. Thare will be
sideWalks on both sides Of the bridege.
THE B. & o. trains, Nos. and 3, due
here on the main line from the East az
8 $50 a. N. and l2:45 p. M. respectively,
came in together yesterday at $3.50 p. IN.
JACOB KoRx was yesterday appointed
guardian OF Clara, minor orphan OF Carr
aud Barbara Laizelder, and gave bond
in the sum Of $500, with Joseph kuniz
as surety.
YESTERDAY boys sled collided with
@. Kalbitzsr's meat wsgon on Twenty.
third street. The wagon was somewhat
lamsged, and the three occupants
thrown out
The Canonsburg, Pa, iron mill ships
every week to o firm in Syracuse, n. W
two car loads OF sheet iron, which, when
received in New York, is made into bar
rels in which to ship potash.
LIEUTENANT DEKu, Of the city police
force, received a present from John l..
Smith & Co. yesterday in the shape Of an
unique club, which is displayed at head.
quarters. 1t keeps Visitora guessing
what it is.
BEITz, FLAD1Na & Co. have secured
the contract for putting up the Mutual
bank building on Market street. The
plans were prepared by N. F. Giesey,
architect, and will makea handsome i'm.
provement.
A HACK upset at the corner Of Market
and Fourteenth streets yesterday, and q
woman in 1t was somewhat cut by q
broken window. The other woman aud
a man in it escaped, as did the driver
and his team.
THE G., L. & W. company have agang
Of Italians o work filing and leveling o
large territory north Of their present
KirkWood yards. When hniSheh, the
new territory will be Used for an add.
ton Of new switches to that Company's
present yards.
NIKE MURPHY was arrested yesterday
by Constable Becker, and arraigned
before Squire AIkle on charge OF
bastardy preierred by Annie Heating,
and in default OF Slo0 ball was sent to
jail to secure his appearance at the
Circuit Court.
In the Police Court yesterday Barney
bTAuyt Oh Lue ehLue Olu CnM ~ VI ufuuAI
was dismissed by the Mayor, for the
third time in as many days. "Jim, the
Penmsn," a piano player in houses OF
Ill repute, was sent to the hill for thirty
days in default Of . Gne for drunkenness.
WHEELING authorities have some very
practical notions. They have arranged
TO care for a smallpox patient in a tent
located in the Peninsula cemetery.
This under the circumstances must be
quite suggestive to the patient. His sur.
roundings may not be cheerful, but he
will have a quiet and resttul place in
which to get well or die.-Bellaire hide.
pendent.
On account Of a shortage Of natural
gas the heaters OF the Benwood mill
were idle, and the factory was partially
of yesterday. This will cause shortage
of material and the entire factory will
probably be idle the rest Of this week.
It is rumored that the coope. shops 81
the Benwood mill will BIO rebuilt, and
will be managed by Mr.. Barton, a cooper
OF Benwood.