The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-25
BRIEF MENTIoNINGs.
Events in and About the City Given
in Nutshell.


in q Nutshell.
The new trial motion In the Colts
case may be decided later in the week.
L. G. Stab was elected member OF
the city water board by council last
night.
The water supply is on permanently
now, and no more trouble is antlci-
pated.
Louis King. OF the East End. was ar
rested yesterday, charged with wife
beating.
The Wheeling pottery resumes oper-
atoms this morning. after two days
idleness on account Of the water fam
Inc.
Maggie Bryan was arrested yester-
day by the police on the charge OF
using abusive language ut Tommy Moo
mans place.
Jack Jones was placed In durance
vile yesterday. on the charge Of Gre
ating 4 disturbance ut Agnic's saloon,
in the North End.
Mamie Joyce was arrested yesterday
on the charge Of fighting, preferred by
Ollie Toole. The scene OF the trouble
was 1924 Market street.
Eleven marine corps recruits were
taken to Pittsburgh yesterday by Lieut..
Rask They were as fine lot OF men
us the recruiting officers had ever seen.
Rubc Hazelt!ne was caught looking
through the window OF q Sixth ward
residence last night, and was brought
to police headquarters by Officer Hin
kleman.
The one hundred yard foot race be-
tween Gala Morgan and Charles Cole
on the South Side yesterday. resulted
In victory for the former, in close
and exciting finish.
The funeral OF the months -old
child OF Sam Hodgkiss will occur from
the family residence on Thirty-fourth
street. this morning. 1nterment Will oc-
cur at Mt. Calvary.
child of Joseph Korsch will take place
from his residence on South McColloch
street, this morning. Interment will
occur at Mt. Calgary.
Mrs. R. Welshans, of . South York
street, Island. will give lawn social
Thursday evening. proceeds for the
benefit OF the Second Christian church.
The public Is cordially Invited.
The gospel meetings are continuing at
the Tabernacle. corner OF Forty-tirst
and Water streets. Elders Goodrich
and Mcdowell are talking to interested
auditors. Primitive Christianity Is the
theme. Elder Goodrich speaks this
evening.
Miss Eva Bolts pleasantly entertain
ed crowd OF her friends at her home
on South Eon street last evening In
honor OF her eighteenth birthday.
Dancing and kindred ADJUSTMENTS were
INDUCED In and at late hour luncheon
was served.
Clerk Mosfat, OF the county board OF
commissioners, yesterday completed the
official count OF the late railroad bond
election. There was no change as com.
pared with the complete and unofficial
returns PRINTED In the 1ntelligenccr
the vote for the bonds being l.S99. and
3,957 against them.
A very valuable French poodle owned
by James Travis. was killed by q
street car near In Belle street, yester.
| day. The dogs name was Dixie and
his canine. career extended over per.
Tod OF twenty years Dixie was vel
known over the South Side on accoun,
of his ability TO perform many tricks
/ SOIUt VI tIleil ulSpihyliib iiEhNoi PSA
captions almost human.
Last night committee OF the He
brew congregation called Mt the hom'
OF Mrs. Henry X. List, on North Mali
street, and presented finely cngrosset
resolutions passed recently by tbs
trustees OF the synagogue In memoir,
OF Henry *. last, whose benevolenc,
had been felt and appreciated. TIL,
committee was composed OF Messrs
Henry Baer. Samuel Kraft. Joseph En-
sheimcr and Louis Horkheimcr.