The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-06
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters of Minor sIonon. in and about
the City.

plenty.
ALL the Western Union telegraph
poles in the city are to be painted black
at the base and white above.
BEFORE Justice Arkle on Saturday
James Holmesiwas fined $40 and costs
for assault and battery on Maggie Smith.
IT is likely an adjourned meeting of
Council will be held Tuesday evening
at the call Of the electric light commits
sion.
The Mozart singing society and
Mayors band gave an excursion to
Cresap's Grove, on the steamer Liberty,
yesterday.
JOIN KUxsrIa had his leg broken
while unloading ties for the Terminal
company Saturday, the ties rolling over
on him.
THE houses Of Fannie Preston and
Nellie White were raided by the police
Saturday night, aud total Of seventeen
cases arrested.
REPUDMcAEs should remember the
suggestion meetings in the several
wards this evening, the official call for
which appears elsewhere,
THERE was large attendance at all
the open air services on the State Fair
grounds yesterday, given by Rev. ]. j.
Jones. Of the Peoples Congregational
church.
HEALTH OFFICER sPRAdd, as a measure
Of protection against the smallpox, has
directed that all tramps be driven out
Of the city instead OF being arrested and
locked up.
YESTERDAY afternoon boy whose
name was not learned fell in East
Wheeling and cut,a terrible cash in his
head. He was taken TO his home in the
patrol wagon by Officer Carney.
1IR. CONRAD, tho ex.garbage contrac-
tor, is great deal annoyed by com.
plants OF the bad garbage service. He
wants to remind the public that he no
longer has anything to do with the con-
tract.
Mr.. II. S. PARMALEE, a New York
commercial man, addressed the Y. n.
G. A. meeting yesterday afternoon and
spoke in the Episcopal churches in the
morning and evening.
Mrs. AL. MEREDITH, OF Zano street,
who, with her husband, has been per.
forming a trapeze act with Mains cir
Gus, met with an accident which caused
a broken limp at Piedmont, W. Va, and
was brought to her home here Saturday.
Mr. FRITZ, of East Wheeling, reported
to the police yesterday that the night
before while party was in progress ut
his house, some person climbed over the
fence and stole an ice cream freezer con-
tanning about a gallon OF cream. He
thinks he has a clue to the thief which
will enable the officers to make an ar
rest.
A MARRIAGE license was issued on
Saturday to James II. Fulton, a native
OF Wheeling, and Fannie T. Creme, a
native of Washington county, Pa, also
to Charles McKelvey, a native OF Bel
mont county, o., aged twenty-one, and
Mary Kinds, native OF Tyler county,
aged sixteen.
The Council committee on railroads,
the committee on wharves, the wharf
master, the directors OF the Panhandle
Railroad company and number Of
property owners, are called to meet at
the City hall this evening, to consider
the proposed new depot building at the
foot Of Eleventh street.
LABELLE lodge No. 2, A. O. U. W.,
has elected the following officers: P. NJ.
W., Thomas Degnan; M. W., n. F.
Coulter; F., W. K. Shaw; o., George
Charnock; recorder, Charles Steinhaus-
err; financier, F. N. Flood; receiver, w.
F. Graebe; G., Fred Shaefer; l. W., John
Pebler; o. W., August earle; trustee, L.
A. Nolte. n
ATS o'clock Yesterday morning Officer
o'Brien arrested Allie Clarke, with six
towels, a razor and number Of other
articles which were evidently stolen. It
was found yesterday that the towels
were stolen from Tim Dolan's saloon.
A number Of other things have recently
been stolen under circumstances which
point to Clarke as the thief, and he will
be sent to Jail by justice OF the peace
to-day, pending thorough investiga-
ton.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year at the meeting of the
Sunday School Board Of Wesley NJ. E.
church yesterday: Superintendent,
John Walford; assistant superintend-
ent, Edgar Charnock; secretary, H. s.
Cunningham; assistant secretary, Irwin
Gould; librarian, ]. Edward Cunning
ham; first assistant librarian, E. E.
Bowman; second assistant, Thomas
Holdcroft; Sunday school treasurer, ].
R. Burge; missionary treasurer, Miss L.
Caldabaugh; chorister, George Hop
wood; organist, Tllie Lewadag.