The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-20
LOCAL BREvIrlEs.
Matters of AInor Moment in and about
the City.

the City.
TIE GRAND this evening -"oh,
What 4 Night"
oPgaA Horss this eyeRiRg-"she
Couldn't Marry Three"
A NUMBER OF houses OF i'll fame were
raided by the police Saturday night.
FRANK BAGas, for dsorderly conduct,
was locked up by Officer Watson last
evening.
sourH SIDERs will give q bail and hop
at Cyclers' hal, South Jacob street
Wednesday evening,
WEpSEipAY is Waahing!on's birth.
day national holiday. All the Wheel
ing banks will be closed.
A MEETING OF tho W. l., Wilson Tariff
Students will be held this evening to
complete the arrangements for the trip
to Washington March 4.
I'HE gymnastic exhibition Saturday
evening at the South Side Turner hall
under the anspicei OF tho Turner's, was
an unqualified success all around,
TWENTY-FIVE cases wore recorded
Saturday for the police court. OF these
all but thrcs were arrested at raids on
Nellie Whites, Ada Fosters and Anne
keim's houses,
LAST night late Lieut.. Gaus, Officers
Watson and Carney pulled the gamb-
ling house OF Webb & Duff, on Market
steoet, NrrestinS tho two proprietors
and fifteen players,
INsnturlay's police court there were
nine cases, all from the house OF i'll
fame Of Susan Hennegan, raided the
night before, and the customary $50
and costs and IS and costs were assessed.
WILLIAM SHEPPARD, South Slider,
was crossing the street car tracks at
Jacob and Thirty-eighth streets Satur-
day afternoon when he fell heavily,
breaking his wrist and sustaining sew
oral bad bruises.
A BoY named Louis Dunlap was ar
rested Saturday afternoon for throwing
brick at street car. lie was up on
trial before Msyor Caldwell Saturday
evening and on a promise TO throw no
more was allowed to go.
CAROLINE FREDERtcKs on Saturday
qualified as executrix OF the will OF Fer.
dinand Fredericks, deceased, Bond,
$500; no surety required, W. B. Simp-
son also qualified aa executor OF the
will oil Anna L. Johnson, deceased.
Bond. $1,000; no surety required.
Or account OF the heavy gale on the
river Saturday morning, the steamer
Courier had some trouble in backing
away from the wharf. The wind blew
her into the bank at the foot OF Twelfth
street, Where she struck the naphtha
launch float. and damaged one OF the
Shrlver sand boats just below.
RELIANCE lodge No. IS, A. o. U. W.,
which met Saturday night to complete
its organization, owing to the large
amount OF business did not finish its
work and recess was taken until
Tuesday night, All persons who have
not yet signed theapplication for CerIiii-
cate are expected to be present.
THE hotel beat, II. Valentine, who
did up the Mcclure house some time
ago, and was later caught up for sim.
liar otIense in Chicago, has slipped out
OF punishment there. but tho requisi-
ton papers from West Virginia will
again DO sent on, and Valentine will
probably be brought here to stand trial
for the Mcclure steal.
TIE buffers at tho Nail City Stamping
company were notified that after Febru.
airy l6 they must buy their own wheels
and polish, and work for the same wages
as before. The buffers have been get
ting from g to $3.50 a day, but under
the new arrangement they have to buy
wheels at 81 So each, twice each week.
and also purchase thirty cents worth of
polish every day. The buffers all quit
work. Some new hands have been en-
ployed.