The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-23
MINOR mgsrIoN.
Tho Doings OF the Day Boiled Down for
Hasty Readers.

BOARD or EDUCATION this evening.
The St. James will be reopened to the
public next Monday.
NEXT Tuesday will be the biggest day
in this city since 1910.
TIE last OF the Pittsburgh ercursiohists
left for home last night
ONE deed: of trust was received at thu
County Clerks office yesterday.
TnR Nail City Glass works will start NJ
as soon as blowers can be procured.
KRAMRR's BAND left at 4 o'clock this
morning for the GAINESVILLE, o., Fair.
THE colored Odd Fellows showed off Il
a good advantage yesterday in their street
parade.
An accident 10 the machinery at thu
Riverside Mill yesterday, deranged mat
ters for awhile.
A MAN named Thoner fell over an EN-
bankment in East Wheeling yesterday
and was severity injured.
TIE Ohio county Medical Society ha
recognized for the winter. DR.. r. w
Hazlett Is the President.
The La Belle Mill having received sui
ficient coal to run them several days viii
go on single turn this morning.
JoHN WILLIAMS was injured at one o
the quarries on McColloch street yester
day morning by huge stone falling OF
his foot and leg.
The excursion which was to have beer
made to Parkersburg and Marietta on Sat
urday next has been indefinitely post.
poned on account OF low water.
TuR Independent Order Of Rechabite,
held au ice,creRm social at Peterson's
Hall last night. The attendance was large
and all enjoyed good time. Financially
it was big success.
An ATTEMPT was made last night &c
burplarize part OF the Hornbrook building
on Main street, but the burglar was dis.
covered and pursued, Major Sweeney
shooting at the thief twice as he fled or
street.
FERDINAND MElsRER and Thomas Kahn,
natives OF Greece and Rome respectively
were granted their frat naturalization
papers yclterdsy. Christian Richards
took out his second papers at the same
session Of the County Court.
The mule drivers strike Is still going on
They held meeting at Caldwell's run
yesterday, but nothing was done. The
La Belle Mill is receiving coal from out
the 3. & o. R. R., aud other mills are ar.
raigaiDg TO get coal from other sources,
The manufacturers say there Is no dis
position TO accede TO the demands OF the
drivers.
NIdHr WArcHMAN MURDOCH discovered
a man go up a ladder to the roof Of Greer
& Laing's hardware store on Main street,
at midnight last night, and notified Lieut..
McCully. The two made q search, but the
would'be burglar escaped to the Horn.
brook building on Twelfth street and
thence to the street, where he eluded bis
pursuers.
Miss BILLIE THosuRS, lately from India,
E. Church this evening at 1880 o'clock.
We cordially invite all who wish TO hear
this faithful Christian worker describe the
scenes through which she has passed In
ten years missionary service in India. A
reception will be given TO Miss Thoburn
In the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church, after
the address, by the ladies' Of that congrega.
ton.
A CRY Of fire was heard Just at eleven
o'clock last night and bright blaze near
the Market Street Bridge indicated Its 10.
cality. It was soon found 70 be an old
shanty OF stable on the bank OF the
creek below Eighteenth street, used by
Martin Friery as stable. The shanty was
soon destroyed with whatever OF value It
contained. The loss will not exceed $50.
The Department turned out very
promptly, but their services were hardly
necessary. The stable was owned by Mrs.
Cahill.
EARL odLEBAY made Bridgeport happy
Yesterday by breaking ground on the old
Belmont House corner for the foundation
OF new business block. The house will
occupy the entire corner, and will make
the best Improvement that town has en-
joyed for a long time. It's joke on some.
body though, when enterprise has TO be
imported from Kansas City. Earl sees
money In the investment, and the wonder
Is that their own people don't 60 and do
likewise. There Is great want oil good
store rooms and dwellings in Bridgeport.
TAG bicyolers Of this city met at the
stamm House last night for the purpose
81 organizing bicycle club. The follow.
ing named gentlemen were present: I. A.
Hoge, @. W. Welty, 4 Robert Hazlett, Frank
Stamm, W. E. Hoge and ]. II. Kirk. A
club to be known as the Nail City Bicycle
Club was organized with the following
officers: President, 7. A. Hoge, F. A.
stamm, Secretary and Treasurer aud O.
W. Welty Captain. Joe He's, Robert
HSSlett aud I. A. Hoge will compete at
he Barnesville Fair tomorrow. The
prizes will be SIS and s. for the first and
second prizes respectively.
oaIrp TOBACCO is the "bOss." II you