The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-18

oun coal merchants say business iSlOOk-
ing up.
SATURDAY /. pawpaw day now for the
average school boy.
"RIpERs" are the bane Of the Fourth
ward sewer project.
TnE heaters and manufacturers icon.
ferenced" last night.
THERE were seven persons In the lookup
ct midnight last night
EVERY mandatory in town is taxed to
It's utmost to gil orders,
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
terday by Recorder Hook.
TaE new sewer in Alley B, Centre
Wheeling, Is nearly completed.
The Herrmann.Armstrong ''concertists"
held rehearsal OF the Opera House, last
night.
THERE will be a glass ball shooting
match on the Island Saturday afternoon at
Tingle Range.
REGULAR fare to Pittsburgh Is now only
s. by the "Pwiky." Reduction went into
effect yesterday.
JoHS DERRINoIR, Of No. IS Sixteenth
street, was not the one fined In Police
Court Tuesday.
A PLEASANT party was held at the resi-.
dence Of Noah Hunter, on Zane street
Island, last night.
TnE Sheridan Rifles gave q ball at the
City Armory last night. About 100 people
were in attendance.
Nh. FRED WIENER, the Fulton butcher,
received a fne lot Of porkers from Belmont
county, O., yesterday.
GEORGE ScHELL, an old offender, was
locked up last night by Officer Maloney,
for disturbing his neishbors.
THE active and real sportsmen Of this
city contemplate rigid enforcement OF
the game laws. A good movement,
A MEETING Of the Council Committee on
Equalization and Appeals, Is called for
2:30 p. N. to-day at the city building.
The Fourth ward school Is now fairly
attended. No children in whose families
sickness exists are permitted to attend.
The man Daniel Wood and his wife, who
were 80 terribly burned Tuesday at the
Ere at their residence, are slowly getting
better.
A NAN named Chaboudy, a Riverside
roller, had his eye badly burned yester-
day by q spark. Dr.. Muhleman ex.
tracted it.
THE knights Templar Of this city did
not go TO Parkers6urg as intended, we
suppose on account Of the low river, as
no boat could be got.
A BOY fell of Mahoney's sprinkler yes.
terday at the Mcclure House, and rolled
under passing street.car, but the driver
stopped before he was hurt.
THE new glass furnace at Hobbs, Brocku.
nier 4 Co.'s South Wheeling Glass Works
Is operating like charm. Glass will like.
~ be'taken from 1t tomorrow.
JONI RHODES, the ticket agent Of the G.
4 P, r. R., at Bridgeport, has stretched
the name Of Foster from the pole to the
ticket office in large green letters.
LAST night witnessed the opening OF the
winter campaign in an old.iashioned TEN.
perance meeting at Parker's Hall. They
! will be kept up during the winter.
MISS LILLY McCoMBs passed very cred.
table examination before the School
Board at Moundsville, and will open q
school up Caldwell's Run next week.
MEssRs. KIMBERLY, Hamilton and
Nichols were taking the status OF the Fifth
ward sewers yesterday. They think that
ward pretty well off in this direction.
; TIE horses attached to wagon belong.
ing to countryman frightened at some
) cattle passing, and ran of, breaking the
: wagon up considerably before being
caught.
6 THEREis some talklof a special Injecting
j OF Council tomorrow night, for the pur'
pose OF receiving the bonds ofthe recently
elected gas trustees, and transacting othel
: business.
YESTERDAY one Of the workmen EN-.
ployed at the sewer laying down in Alley
49, was covered completely by fall o.
earth. His companions pulled him oul
with great difficulty.
: TIE cases against Messrs. Cracraft and
Dovener were dismissed by Judge Gran.
mer, yesterday morning, at the Police
Court, he holding that the other Judge
boyd had.settled it.
MIS-. OSCAR Sicily (nee Miss Eva Rice),
will have charge OF the Grammar room Of
the It'll Ward school, to-day, to allow Miss
Moore to visit Wellsburg. Her old schol.
ans will welcome her for only day.
The reception given to Misses Alb. and
Ida WATSON, at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Ingram, on the South Side, last
evening, was most brilliant affair, and
one long to be remembered by all who
were present
GEORGE BoYCH, the veteran hummer,
who escaped from the Fourteenth street
cut last week, went over 10 Bridgeport and
was arrested under the new Ohio tramp
law, and will likely serve year or two in
the peniteniary,
; The following committee has been ap.
pointed 10 take measures for the repair Of
the Catholic cemetery in East Wheeling.
: Fred. Snyder, VIM. Foose and G. K.
behler. A meeting will be held next
Sunday to determine.
MAYOR SWEENEY received a dispatch
from the Chief OF Pittsburgh police YES.
terday, announcing that the four men ar.
rested in that city as suspicious characters,
had been sent to SteIbenville, as it Is
thought they are wanted there.
A TwELvG.YRAR.oLD son Of Philander
White, living six miles southwest of St
, Clairsville, fell from an ox-cart and was
run over by wheel OF the vehicle, crush.
ing the boys head in fearful manner
Tuesday. He died in about three hours.
THERE Is q man living out near Harris.
| vile, Ohio, who has not missed attend.
log every circus that has visited our city
tor the last twenty years, and every time
ne comes down he Is like Dan Rice. Il ia
MS lastcall DE came down to see Barnum.
TnE funeral Of Conrad Gaus will take
place IRON st, Alphonsus' German church,
south Side, to-day. Requiem mass will
be celebrated. The Harmonic Singing
Society will attend and give some appro.
PIRATE selections at the grave, at Mt
JOHN R. MESDEL, whose house on the