The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-04
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The DoIngs Of Day BOILED Down for
10 .HRsty ReRders,
LtrttfJ Ed. NoRroS was beaten yesterday
In 4 one bundled yard foot race by Mr..
Fred Norton, OF the New Mcclure.
MusKMEloxs eau be bought now for five
and eight cents, aud watermeIons from
Thirteen to twenty-five cents, wholesale.
THERE were Al deaths in Wheeling in
july, and Weaver didn't speak there tiil
the iabt nightin the month.-Se'iOeartte
Herald. i y 'ill..i ~.
TIE Board OF Equalization and Appeals
met ayain Yesterday to hear petitions Of
persons claiming to be 0rroneously rated
by the City Assessors.
TuRP., W. 4 Ky. offers special induce
ments to thoSe wishing to attend the
funniest at Pittsburgh next week. They
issue round trip tickets, good for week,
for s. 90, beginning next Saturday.
The Kienar family in the Sixth ward
had lively misunderstanding among
themselves yesterday, which has not YET
been, adjusted. Quite a little disturbance
was raised in that vicinity in the attempt
TO reconcile the differences.
A WHEELING man writes to Yick's Month
wthat he planted an almond seed, Dut
instead OF the natural course oil things
| paat.h, tree grew and is now bearing crop
81 peaches. He says he will make aihda'
Vii that this statement is true.
The telephones were yesterday put in
the Work House and Wster Works power
honse.a Mr.. Wolf has now completed the
contract with the city, and we predict that
in wear from now the instruments could
not be removed for twice their price.
Owing 10 the advanced stage Of decom-
position, the Remains OF Rev. Father
Walters WILDE taken from the hospital to
Mt. Calvary Cemetery. The hour set for
the funeral is 0A. NJ. The Requiem Mass
will, however, be said at st. Alphonsus
at 10 AaM.gas announced. laE-
| A4dPotice ilCo1rt yesterday James
Williams was sentenced TO the Work.
house for 80 days, Robert Barrett, arraign-
ed on the same charge, was dismissed on
PAYMENT OF Tie costs, and WIN. Muldoon,
,larrested for participation in a fight at
Heller saloon Saturday night, was dis
enlarged.
Ar the regular meeting Of Enterprise
officers were Installed. W. O. T., Joseph
Degabt; W. ". III; Belle Wlnesburg; W.
r. s., Joseph Hubbard; w. I. S., John b.
Zeyeiy; W. T., Jsney McElroy; W. q,
4 Sadie Brooks; ". NJ, Charles Ward; W.
I.IG.9lAmela lH6s; W 0. g., John W.
Marshall.
| RESIDENTS OF North Wheeling were very
much enragei aud annoyed last Saturday
night byth wanton destruction of shade
| trees by vandals passing along the street
ON Main street some beautiful trees were
broken down. The law in such cases as
Ills is very. severe, and the residents Of
| this ss6aonsof the city willsee that 1t is
enforced.
Az Island boy was sent on an errand
Yesterday morning, and at noon when the
lboy came back bis mother asked whether
] he had attended to her erfand or not,
.sI"Oh, l forgot it, said the boy" but will
do it. after dinner" mo; sir" said the
parent, dyou will go now" Mother
thinks am regular DR.. Tanner" growl
ed the boy, as he got up and LETT
LAURENCE CLARK went to the United
Engine house yesterday, and while there
vot into an slt6tcation with John Cooper
Results, a badly damaged nose and one o
: the worst draped eyes In the Sixth ware
i. for Cooper, while CLARK left with his mouth
Twice its natural size and his teeth very
shaky. Judge Cranmer has made arrange
ments to hear their apologies Thursday
morning.
John DUFFY yesterday complained be-
liore Squire John +. Miller that one Mrs
Mcdonald and her two sons had com
! United breach OF the peace. The Nc
Donald family was accordingly arrested,
and upon hearing the evidence the justice
held them in bonds 10 keep the peace iol
year, Mrs. Mcdonald thereupon swort
out a warrant for Duffy, whose case viii
be tried to-day.
WM. RooF, a German laborer, fftY.nint
lyears old, met with q serious accident yes
terday afternoon while at work in the
East Wheeling stone Quarries. He was get
ting out stone, and in turning one over i
f, rolled upon him, breaking his leg ant
bruising him badly. He was taken t.
his home on German street, above Iwen
ty.second, where Dr.'s Frissell and Ed
| wards reduced the fracture.
4 "A DRUNKEN man was arrested on Watel
street yesterday BY Officer Miller, and con
! yeyed to the lookup In wagon. lie wal
too drunk to give any intelligent acCoun
81. himself, but claimed to have been rob
: bed OF $l2. From some attending circum
. stances Miller suspected man living II
!, tUentre Wheeling Of having committed thu
n robbery, and he went after him, but fount
:. that the whole family had decamped.
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