The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-01
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AUGUST irst.
ONLY three fires in July.
BOARD Of Commissioners to day.
THEER we're ssvsnty.fOur deaths 10 the
city during July. :.
CHAS. TAPPE will answer q charge Of
last ridinG this morning.
THE hay crop ID reported "a the largest
ever gathered In this locality.
THR Benwood Mill will run right along
and will not "lay Of" this summer.
The glass works In North Wheeling are
running fall time and business is good.
JACK GREEN and James Dugan were ar
reated Saturday night BY Officer Fugate Tor
disorderly conduct.
THB NJ. E. Sunday School will go TO
Washington on Wednesday and spend the
day in Shirl's Grove,
TuERE was q terrific fight at the camp
meeting yesterday, In which Wheeling
parties were interested,
ABMALL child Of VIM, Underwood was
badly scaldsd Saturday by pulling q kettle
OF hot water over on herself.
IT Is reported that B. & o. agents are Sc
curing the right Of way from Washington,
Pa, east by way Of Greenfield.
The picnic at Wilbsrt's garden satur.
day was the largest ever held in that
place, over 100 couples being in attend
ance.
SADIE young daughter Of James Nc
Gee, Island, fell through the jolsts oil .
building Saturday and was badly injured
thereby.
Tbs ST, Alphousus Benevolent Society
will celebrate their tenth anniversary by q
grand picnic to-day on the new Fair
Grounds.
A VERY large crowd Of persons were
over to Point Mills 10 camp meeting yes
terdsY, several train.loads Of people leSv'
ing during the day,
AN alarm Of are last night was caused
by a slight blaze In the dry house at the
IN Belle Mill. This makes the third or
fourth time that the same building has
been aire.
Mr., l., DUNLAP, one Of the helpers OF
The Top mill, and who was 80 badly burnt
last Thursday on the back by coming In
contact with y hot ball, 10 doing as well ga
could be expected at present
Mn. WM. RoDaRRs, who was struck by
Mike Moran at the picnic, last Saturday
evening, says that he was standing ont
side OF the platform looking at the dane
ing when he was struck without a mo-
msnt's warning and In q ~Cowardly msn-
ner.
The P, O. & St, l.. Ry. 90, changed
time Sunday, July 81. The train that left
At 9;27 A, NJ, now leaves at 9:G7 A, NJ,
/ making stops at Short Greek and Wells.
burg only, arriving Of S~teubenvllle 81 Sod
Ia. u. and making close connections ior
points west. Sunday express leaves al
1862 A. N.
IT 10 rumored that @ marriage will soon
, take place In newspaper circles. Editors
are determined 10 ba behind In nothing
r Space item in Sunday LEADER. The field
has been carefully scanned by our mRlri'
monial reporter, who finally concludes
that all sigma point TO the Leader office
and in oil sincerity we hasten to congrat'
ulate the victim.
MARTIN CLARK, formerly foreman at thu
Vigilant hose house, had one Of his eye
, badly hurt a few evenings since. HI
was standing ID the crowd at the hose
house during the recent trouble,and 0 par
lty standing in front OF him put the rim o.
biz hat in his eye, sCraping the ball, or
which account be has been unable 10 DE-
any work Tor several days.
The Wathin0ton Reporter says: 1t 10 pro
posed 10 have = centennial gathering =
regular 9cotCh.lriah meeting Of the clam
In September, Of which the whole Yves
will be represented, from the Panhandle
OF Virginia to California and Oregon. AL
q the old boys and girls will come back ant
bring their children and grandchildren
and have Q rouslng good old fashioned
gathering.
The picnic at Carpenters orchard OF
: Saturday afternoon and evening last was
large aifAir, and enjoyment reigned su
lpreme. T. T. C~ockayne, with orchestra
played Of Carpenters until evening, when
on account OF 0 previous engagement, hi
had 10 70 10 Wilbert's Garden, NORTH
Wheeling, where over one hundred couplel
we're waiting, and dancing was continued
until 1880 P. NJ.
: LIEUTENANT 5YLvIs' police report show
the number Of arreSta Tor the month end,
ing Yesterday to be 100, exactly the SAINT
number as for the previous month, o
. which IS paid their fines. The arrest
we're made as follows: Bennett 4, Sylvil
II, Dunlap IS, Junkina 7, FugAte 8, Morri
10, Brady s, Williams 4, Combs Q, kenne
dy 8, S~teinblCker Q, Liston 9, and u By
: speCial policemen appointed by the Mayor
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