The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-06
BRIEF MENr1oN1Hds.
Events in and About the City Given
In a Nutshell.

be called by Judge Hugus this morn
ing.
Acting Mayor James p. Maxwell pre-
sided in police court yesterday morn
Ing.
The state supreme court OF appeals
cOnvenes In the chamber OF the hfst
branch Of council to-day.
Hannah & Wills circus viii pitch
its tent at Twenty-nlnth street on next
Saturday for a four days stay.
The potterles that were idle by rea-
son Of the employees excursion 20 New
Castle viii resume this morning.
City Clerk Thomas o'Brlen. Jr., VIII
pay the board Of public works employees
tomorrow, amounting TO 1856 q,
Virginia lodge No. I. 4. A. Of S. and
]. W., have arranged for picnic Tor
July 2lst, to be held at Mozart park.
The Wheeling TurnvereIn is making
preparations to celebrate the forty
seventh anniversary OF the society by
an outing.
In police court yesterday morning.
W. 2. Clouse was fined IS and mosts
for disorderly conduct. the complain
ant being Ernest Hartman.
Evangells: Randall stIll IS "in need
Of funds TO put him on his feet, SAID
he last night. but he feels grateful or
favors received yesterday.
The Sunday school OF lions Luth-
eran congregation gave a picnic az
Pleasant Valley park yesterday Which
was very largely attended.
The channel OF Wheeling creek at
Fulton has been plowed by Contractor
Coffey to aid in carrying on the refuse
from several slaughter houses.
Squire Rogers has continued until to-
day the case against Theodore Richter,
charged with absconding with s2 given
him to hold as wager by w. NJ. Deb
nur.
]. II. Mooney has purchased the ice
cream making plant owned by George
E. burst, and with his brother has
opened an ice cream parlor on Eleventh
street.
Contractor L. G. Hallock is pushing
the completion OF the abutments at the
old Baltimore s. Ohio depot with great
energy. The work has advanced far
enough to be out Of the water lines.
Yesterday morning the Atlantic hose
company was called by still alarm to
extlngulsh burning rubbish on the creek
bank near the Exley, Watkins co. plant
on Nineteenth street No damage was
done.
The West Virginia Savings and
Building Association of Wheeling elect
ed the following board OF directors;
President, Jospeh Baker; vice presl-
dent, Joseph Welsgerber; secretary
Charles Carenbauer; treasurer, Charles
Hanan.
The North Glade club stockholders
will meet tonight at the Mcclure house
to vote on the proposition Of purcn as,
ing 575 acres OF ground adjoining their
present tract in West Virginia and
Maryland. Other business Of import
ance will be transacted.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
and the shriver Grays will assemble
at Young's drug store, corner OF
Twelfth and Chapline streets. this aft
ernoon, after which they will visit the
cemeteries and strew flowers on the
graves Of departed Confederate SOL
dlers.
Chief Clemans completed his report
for the month OF June yesterday, os FOL
lows: Number of arrests, l22; white
males, lO2: colored males, u; white fe-
males, Z: colored females. !. Fines as
ssssed, Sl,0l5 10; fines collected, 1853 SO:
So fines were paid. 10 suspended and .
appealed.
The school children Of st. Rlphonsus'
church gave musical and literary en-
tertainment last night in the basement
Of the church for the benefit OF the or
phans' home. The AFFAIR was in charge
of Prof Schiller and was very success
full and largely attended. 1t VIII be
repeated this and tomorrow evenings.
william Ellsworth was buried yes
terday afternoon at o'clock in lions
cemetery, from the residence Of his
brother, on the South Side. Rev. Hart
mann. OF the Second English Lutheran
church, had charge OF the funeral.
Local Union No. Q OF Glnssworkers,
with Mayors band, attended the flu
neral.
James Allen. -year-old boy.
living at 225l Market street, has been
missing from his home since Sunday
afternoon, and as there is no clue to
his whereabouts his family are alarm
ed. He is described as being small Tor
his age, OF delicate appearance, with
dark hair and eyes.
A special dispatch TO the Intelligen-
Ger from Washington, d. c., last night
said "A small boy. named Leonard
GeFgeT' giving Wneehns dS mo HOLAS'
was in the police court here to-day as
u vagrant. The Prisoners Aid SoeietJ
took charge Of him pending correspond
ence with his friends" The boy or
friends OF his are not known to the po-
lice.
Three hundred feet Of chemical hose
was yesterday received at the Atlantic
hos company to be divided among the
y1rIous companies Heretofore the
chemical hose could not be used in the
fourth story OF n building, being too
short. This drawback viii be over
come very handlly with flfty-foot ad-
dition to each company.