The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-29
O nnEvIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and Abou'
tho City.

alnttorb Ot 1iiuor sluWcnt IN anu AOoup
tho City.
SATURDAY tho Kermoiso Indians gave
a horseback street parade,
Tng Benson ferry boat was laid up
Saturday whilo undergoing lts annual
inspection.
THE new Main street bridge Ia al.
roady much usod as q thoroughfaro for
pedestrians.
A FORCE Of mon havc boon at work
for several days cleaning the mud of
South Jacob street.
T1n choir OF the WesleyM. E. church.
will give IN entertainment this evening,
in which some OF tho bost local talen.
will participate.
TuyEvEs got into William %sclaofor's
saloon on tho South Side Friday night,
and stolo some bottlos Of wine and some
cigars, to tho value Of $40.
OK Saturday morning George Auch, q
boy living on South Woods streets, fell
out OF bed and dislocated his tight
shoulder. DR.. Ford attended him.
JAcoB LucxSgR, n Marahall county
farmer, brought a team to this city sat-
urday morning, which ran of at Cald.
wolrs run, badly mashing tho wagon.
EMERY scuABrEn, IN employe OF tho
Whitaker mill, was painfully burned
about tho face and body Saturday. by
tho splsshing Of molten metal and hot
chemicals.
THE big smoke stack ut the city's cleo
trio plant was completed Saturday, and
Mr.. Capps climbed TO tho top and
placed an United States flag on 1t, whore
It still waves.
SEvEHTr.rIvE Of the Hobbs glass
works employees will DO able to make
only n few turns per week, as one OF
the two furnaces shut down indefinitely
on Saturday.
NEsBITT& DEyISE on Saturday sold to
Sam B. Mckoll a house and lot on South
jacob street for $500, also o half lot
on South Chaplino street to J. v. Hoo.
ven for 1925.
SrLAs NJ. HATHAWAY was on Saturday
appointed tcstamcntary guardian for
Harry s. Hathaway; bond $500. No
security required by the terms oil Gath
ar!no Hathaway's will.
THE project OF q bridge across the
Ohio to reach the upper end OF Dellaire
would not meet with much opposition
here, Judging from the tenor Of expires,
sions SO far.-Bsllaire Independent
THERE were but three cases, all
DRINKS, In police court, Saturday morn
ing. At tho evening session Frank
Harris got q dollar and costs for drunk
enness and 81 and costa for contempt OF
court.
An alarm OF fro was scnt in from box
3S, at Eighteenth and Wood streets,
about 10 o'clock Saturday morning.
The causo vas q chimney blaze in a
house belonging to Mrs P. Bachman.
No damage was done.
ALIMARIHDo JrsQUA, an Italian laborer,
while loading steel rails on a car at
Benwood Junction Saturday afternoon,
got his hand caught between the car
and one OF the rails. DR.. Burchinal
dressed the crushed hand.
THOMAS CALLAHAN, Tor disorder, was
arrested yesterday by O'Brien; John
Williams and Thomas Hays, vags, by
Minkemyer, and Thomas Hallam, disor-
derly, by Carney. Ea!lam blackod the
eye of Mandc Wilson, Of Alley lG
JOHN GILLIGAN, James Low and Pat
Ara were arrested by Officer Carney Sat
urday night for kicking in Nellie
Whites door. S. B. Householder, n dis
orderly, was run in by West Toncy
Malloy and Jacob Smith, Tor fighting,
were locked up by Moran.
THIS evening Sheriff aStcensod; and
Deputy Sheriff Bentz will leave for Lin
vile, Georgia, in charge OF an insane
man whose name is supposed to be Ed
ward Fillingim. This person was re-
Gently captured in North Wheeling in
a state Of insanity, and has since been
confined In the county jail. :
JACK CROWLEY, the well known light
weight fighter, writes to this paper
from Martins Ferry, o. stating that no
will either fight Barnes or Shcchan to 8
finish with bare knuckles for a purse.
He prefers Barnes and will fight tho
latter under any rules. Crowley also
offers to fight any 125.pound man in
Pittsburgh.-PHtsGurgt Dispatch.