The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-31

Matters Of Minor .Io.nvnt In Rmh About
the CITY.
George Crawford was arrested yes
tcsday for drunkenness.
To-day is a city pay day. The flremen,
policemen and city officials Will receive
{6,149.
Mary Jackson was arrested yesterday
by Glficer Holmes on the charge Of
prostitution.
Mills No. 4, and 6. OF the LaBelle
were laid on yesterday on account OF
the men not being able to work in the
lntense heat.
The attachment case OF William VOL
vlngton vs. the Eastern Tea Company.
was dismissed yesterday upon the de-
PENDANTS paying claim.
on the charge OF obtaining money
under false pretences, c. Ed. RInehart
had entered a plea OF guilty. Yesterday
in the criminal court, Judge Hugus SEN
fenced RInehart TO serve thirty days In
jail and paV fine OF $50.
Milton Fry, Of South Chapline street,
met with n serious accident yesterday.
He was driving a load Of hay through a
gate ard was caught by n board above
the gate ard badly crushed. He was
taken to his home in helpless state.
Many tickets are being sold for the
American Boy" entertainment at
Wheeling Park, and the boys expect to
raise a goodlV sum for the patriotic
purpose OF giving to the national gov
eminent the battleship, American
Boy"
Howard kline. former clerk at the
Pan Handle office. was buried yesterday
from the home Of his father. Rev. w.
II. Hayden, former pastor OF the First
Christian church, assisted Rev. c. NJ.
OlipkAnt in conducting the burial SER
vices. The remains were taken TO
welisburg for intermeRt
Yesterday morning. In the criminal
court, Judge Hugus sentenced George
Emblem to eight years in the peniten-
tiary for the Hiener robbery. a stay OF
execution for forty-fve days was grant
ed, and II is said Colonel Arnett Will
appeal On his former trial, Emblem
was sentenced to five years In the pen.
Mrs. Louise Gutenberg swore out
trespasS warrant against George II.
welghar ard the case came up last
Saturday, but was continued until yes
terday evening. AIr. John o. Pendle-
ton appeared for the p,alntln and Mr.,
NJ. F. Dryden for the defendant. SQUIRE
Dunnirg gave n decision for the plain
tin, but the case wns compromised be-
fore the parties left the office.
In another column the opening OF the
select school OF Misses Jane Best and
Laura Cooper, at 1878 Market street,
formerly Mrs. Harris school, Is an
nounced for September u. Miss Best Is
now az the Ohio Normal University, OF
Ada, and Miss Cooper Is at Philndel-
phiR, taking summer courses In the stu
dies In which they will instruct. Both
ladies' are well and favOrablg known
and will no doubt maintain the high
standard OF the school.
Squire Rogers has received an order
from the pension department. which re-
Qures the widows Of soldiers TO bring
their pension certificates with their
vouchers and two witnesses who can
write their names. The witnesses must
be from the neighbOI'hOOd In which the
rensloner lives. They must know that
the children are alive and with their
mother All soldiers and widows must
bring their pension certificates or their
vouchers Will not be signed on pension
day
o. II. Wood, travelling passenger
agent Of the Cleveland. boraln y
Wheeling railway, Is at Macklnac and
northern Michigan points, and while
there is locating the best fishing and
health points, securing special hotel
rates and adding several desirable fea-
lures for the special excursion he VIII
arrange for over the Cleveland, Lornln
4 Wheeling aud the Detroit & Cleve-
land. leaving here September 6. He
will be at his office. Mcclure House
block. on and after Saturday morninE
to give full particulars OF this fine trip