The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-10
LOCAL BREvtrIEs
Matters OF alaoF aoasai in aaa Assa
. the City.

Matters OF MlnOr nOmont N aad Aoout
The GRASD this eVening-"FauIL"
MATINEE at the Grandto-dsy.
STEVE and Carl Meyser were run In
last night by the police on q charge Of
diSordehy conduct.
TIE city tax collections in the past
week we're az follows: in the general
fund, 1854 So; ten.cent levy fund
sl.4s7 95.
YESTERDAY Mr.. W. D. johnson cole.
brated bis fity.seventh birthday, and
was pleasantly remembered by his
friends on the occasion.
Tine city board Of public works has
promised 70 clean the streets over
which the parade is booked TO move
this evening. This will be G-good deed.
In the police court yesterday morn
ing two disorderly cases and drunk
were let go, and oue drunk sent to the
hill for thirty days in default oil 81 fine
and costs.
SQUIRE GiLLEsPY yesterday committed
A. D. MacIntyre 10 jail TO await final
inquest as to his sanity. It seems TO be
assured that he Is 8 lunatic, but with
lucid intervals.
THE contractors OF the Benwood
Southern street railway have notified
the officers OF the company that they
will be here on Monday aud commence
the work Of construction.
"FAUsr" was again presented BY John
/ GEtRNb ~ Nha HRnnA laak NIGHT IN n
large aud we'll pleased audience. II
will be repeated at the matinee to-day
and this evening the engagement closes.
The council committee on elections
met last night and authorized the city
clerk to procure whatever was needed
for the city election in January. An
other meeting will be necessary TO pro-
vide for the ballots, etc.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie railway
has made half fare rate to Cleveland
next Wednesday aud Thursday for the
national convention Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, with o
weeks limit oL the tickets.
o. R. WooD received information last
evening that the Wheeling and Lake
Erie Railway had secured the transpor.
tation Of the Tippecano club from Cleve'
land to Wheeling tomorrow. The spe-
cinI train will arrive in Wheeling about
$3.50 p. M. city time.
Il. B. DRABELLE yesterday paid for
the shirt he obtained under false pre-
lenses, and paid the costs Of his case
before Squire GilleSpy and Of the search
warrant Issued TO examine his premises
for the missing stuff. Execution was
then suspended on the fine aad he was
allowed to go.
IT is automatically recorded that sew.
eral weeks ago John r. Handlan pre-.
dicted that Capt. Dovener would have
1900 majority for congress. This 10
probably the closest guess anybody
made. He also predicted the defeat OF
the Democratic legislative ticket
OxE OF the severest billiards. ever ex.
perienced here last night between 8 and
o'clock for just about ten minutes.
Sleet, wind and the rain made il very
unpleasant for pestrians. Clear weather
is predicted for to-day, and that were q
contamination devoutly to be wished.
TIE rolling mills at Cambridge, O.,
have been shut down for the past week,
owing to scarcity Of water, and the Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad Company Is
hauling water in tank cars from the
Muskingum river, at Hanesvtlle, to
water tanks between that point and
Wheeling.-Iron dye.
TIN horns do not 90 tonight. The
Republican celebration committee asks
that they be suppressed. The citizens
do not want them. They spoil good
good brass band music and are nuis-
ance from every point Of view. They
should be suppressed, and the police
have promised to try to suppress them.