The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02
LOCAL BRlyIrIEs.
matters of Minor Moment In and AbOu
the city.

THR "Iop' MIL Will not gu VI tV-uay'
COUNCIL meets in special session to.
morrow evening.
IT is rumored that Williams, the small
pox patient, will BIO discharged some
time this week.
THERE were no cases in police court
Saturday morning, the first whitewash
since the election.
"DASIEL BOONE" had a crowded house
at the Grand Saturday evening, when
the engagement closed.
WILLIE, a little son of Dr.. W. E
stathers, broke his arm by falling from
a chair on Saturday afternoon.
A NUMBER OF Wheeling people go t
PaTkersburg to-day to attend the session
Of the United States Grand Jury.
SOME one threw a stone through &
Quincy cab window on Eof street late
saturday night. The offender was moi
caught.
FRED HAHNE, the Benwood saloon
keeper, who was found in the mud the
other day almost dead, is still in crit
cal condition.
HARRY KAsIEY has leased the Man
chester coal works and will operate 1t as
union mine. tits his intention to in.
crease his force gradually.
TIE 2randchild OF Mrs. Moran, ofSouth
Chapline street, which inadvertently
drank dose OF Croton oil on Saturday,
Is improving, aud ia out OF danger.
GEORGE ANDERSON, Of the Island. who
was recently vaccinated, fell on his arm
recently and in consequence 1t is badly
swollen. combining him to the house.
A MARRIAGE license was issued Satur'
day to John W. Kidd, q native Of Ohio
county, aged IS, and Lulu Black, native
Of Washington county, Pa, aged %.
THE Council Committees on Police,
Fire Department, Accounts, Cemeteries,
Real Estate, Salaries and Markets are
called to meet tonight for organization.
AT last the death trap in the B & o.
depot is TO be repaired. The company
has put force Of men to work to com.
plete this aud other badly needed re.
pairs.
A RECEPTION was rendered John Ault,
recently elected guard at the city work.
house, by his friends at the Central
glass works. all enjoyed a pleasant
time.
JOSEPH McKowHEN, employed at the
Riverside steel plant, had bis left foot
almost mashed of by q 1000 pound
weightfalling upon it. Amputation may
be necessary.
HIau water will again delay tho work
on the retaining wall at the. Whitaker
mill. It is expected that the wall will
be completed in six or seven weeks, the
weather being favorable.
The Board OF County Commissioners
at the regular monthly meeting to-day
will elect a Superintendent OF the In
Urinary. There are more candidates
than you can shake stick at.
IT'S said that the old house recently
purchased by Schaefer & Driehorst,
wholesale liquor dealers, from Isaiah
Warren, is to be torn down and new
and fine building erected in Its place.
THE Circuit Court, on Saturday, set
for February 10 the hearing on the
writs OF mandamus against the Inde-
pendent school district OF Fulton, ap.
piled for by Isaac Bogard and Henry
Fink.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY HOWARD will
lsk the court to send Jack Conners To
The penitentiary, to serve out his FIVE.
year term for burglary. Col. AEnett,
counsel, will object TO this ar
CAMP Six, s. s., will give their first
ghost dance at Turner hall this evening.
There is every indication Of o large
crowd, and everybody will surely enjoy
i, as the committee Is doing everything
IN its power to make things pleasant.
R. Cooke, the purchaser OF Dunlap's
bottling works, will erect new building
On Jacob street, between Forty.second
and Forty.third streets. The house Is
10 front the street, and is not TO 20 in
tho rear Of his mothers house, as stated
IN another paper.
SATURDAY night party was given OF
The old Myers homestead, up Boegs run,
1OW owned by tTeu NleuefnaYet, ex'
manager Of the forge department Of the
Benwood iron works. A large number
II young people took part, and spent q
very pleasant evening.
FRANKIE LIE and ALA Bolan, mem
beis Of the interdieted class, were ar.
rested last night for being out after
lark. John Kroeb, Of Steubenville, was
sscoTting the women around and was
llso hauled in. John put up for the
Bolan girl and himself and frankie
wandered 10 the cooler.
G. B. BoRES, the well known street,
having contractor, has been appointed
General Superintendent Of the John
Porter brick works at New Cumberland
1t good round salary. No better man
or the place could be found. Boren ls
IN enterprising, pushing, sagacious
business man, whose capabilities are
10Th native and trained.
Another Highway Robbery.