The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15
LOCAL. BREylTiEs,
Mnttors OF Minor Moment In and hbo
.E. tho City,

tho City.
THE GRAND this ovening-Rentz.
santloy Company.
GEORGE A. TAPrAN hns been appointed
substitute letter carrier by Postmaster
Cowdon.
MARTINS FERRY merchants aro get
ting trade from points along tho Wheel
ing and Lake Eric kailroad.
TERMINAL ticltots arc good on tho
Wheeling and Lake Eric trains between
Martins Ferry and Wheeling.
JAcoD VodLER, South sidc saloon
keeper, was arrested by Officer O'Drien
yesterday for selling on Sunday.
A MARRIAGE license was issued satur-
day to John Kullman, n native OF Ohio
county, aged 20, and Mary Mauers, q
native Of Wheeling, aged 80.
WILLIAM Booru was on Saturday ap-
pointed guardian for Emma Lyons, Or
phan Of Carolina Lyons, deceased.
Bond 500; Leander McGill, surety.
OLD Mns. JOHNSON WAS arrested again
yesterday by Officer Creighton. She
was drunk and in her baro feet on the
street sho will DO arraisnod before u
justice to-day.
YESTERDAY was St. Valentines day.
Being on Sunday 1t will last for three
days. About tho average number OF
missives wero sent through tho Wheel
ing poatoflico.
SATURDAY night thcre was as brilliant
and beautiful display Of tho aurora
boroalis as Is over seen in this latitude,
and 1t was observed and admired by
largo numbora of people.
TIE Wheeling Press Club has con-
cluded to rent the third story corner
room OF the Reilly block. 1t will mako
excellent quarters, and tho facilities for
increasing tho room arc all that could
DO desired.
THE Travellers Life Insurance Com
pany has paid over to Mrs. D. NJ. Carey
tho sum Of ten thousand dollars, insur-
ance on the life OF her husband. This
was done, Notwithstanding the body
has not yet been recovered.
ABOUT $500 worth OF clothing and
things were burned in tho house Of
Mrs. Seabright, on Nineteenth street,
Saturday morning, BY blaze in closet.
The Atlantic engine responded to a
still alarm and put out tho fire.
The wills OF Ludwlch X. Luckel,
Susan G. Thompson and,,M. Reilly, were
admitted to probate Saturday and or
dered to be recorded. There WAS no
contest In the Reilly will, and it was
proven by H. NJ. Russell and G. Lamb.
CHARLES SMITH camo to police court
yesterday with broken jaw. He said
no walked into turn table pit at Par
kersburg and hurt himself and the au-
thoritios there refused to do anything
for him. a physician fixed him up and
he will DO sent to Pittsburgh to-day.
RAIN fell nearly all day yesterday,
but last night cold wind blow, and
there was every indication OF the near
approach OF cold wave. 1t was an all
round beastly spell OF weather, but
there were almost as many people on
tho streets as on an ordinarily decent
day.
THE thirty days required by law to
clapse before will can DO admitted to
probate expired Saturday from the
time Michael Reilly's will was filed with
Clerk Hook, and the will was admitted
10 probate without a protest on the
part OF the heirs, and ordered to be re-
corded. Tho only proceeding in conHec-
ton with it was the taking OF tho formal
proof OF the two witnesses.
A CHILD five or six years old, whose
parents are named Singer and live near
Jacob and Sixteenth stroots, WIS lost
last night and was brought to the city
building, whore it was coaxed, threat
ened, hired and all sorts OF Inducements
offered to get tho name OF its papa, but
the kid persistently refused to tell, and
would be there yet but for the accidental
discovery Of q neighbor whore it was.