The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-09
CITY HATTERS.
Brief Notes ON curreat Events OF Minor
IutsreSI.

Interest.
THE Crescent mill will resume work to-day
after weeks suspension.
YErERpAY's rain caused the postponement
Of the sacred concert st the Park.
The Council Committees on Fire Depart.
ment, City Prison, Scales and Police oil meet
this evening. y.
BALTIMORE & OHIO passenger train No. 2:
due from the east at l0;4e A. NJ, was delayed
about four hours yesterday by the breaking
down ofan engine, east OF Grafton. Fe
THERE were ni'e cases on the slate last
night for this morning spolice court. Six OF
them were disorderlIes, enc plain drunk one
carving concealed weapons and one abuse
OF an officer. -
THE weather yesterday was decided
change from that OF the pist week. Cool
breezss, a cloudy sky and no dust was an
agreeable state OF affairs after week Of
parching weather.
Tar State Board OF Health, Of which Rev.
j. E. Reeves, OF this city, Is Secretary. meets
at Martinsburg on Wednesday, atwhich time
and place those desiring license TO practice
medicine In the State will be examined.
A MRy. HoDB, and George Eogle, son OF
Mary Clark, who lives IN Meriben's row, in
Alley G, we're making things lively In that
locality Saturday night, about eleven O'Clock,
and officers Junkins and Dunlap locked
them up.
The late IsAac Freeze was buried at the
Peninsula cemetery Saturday. His former
fellow workmen and members OF the Anal
gRmated Association followed bis remains
TO the grave, accompanied by the Opera
House band.
A DEAF man from Nashville, Tenn, called
on Capt Bennett Saturday, and said his
daughter had eloped with colored man, and
he thought had come here. A search showed
that the parties had been here, but had gone
TO Pittsburgh, where the father followed. y
The alarm Of fire Saturday afternoon was
caused by the explosion OF kerosene stove
at the residence OF Jas, Banks, corner o.
Twenty-lourtha and Jacob streets. Nomaterial
damage resulted. In going 10 the fire the
Clator lad or, used as hook and ladder
truck while the broken truck Is being re-.
paired, broke down. Nobody was hurt. ,
MARSHAL ATKINSON and Deputy HsgGerty
brought 10 MOundsville penit4nuary Satnr.
day morning, Edward Bauman, who was SEN
fenced by Judge Jackson at Parkersburg, a
few days ago, to two ye.rs' Imprisonment, at
hard labor, for ro6bing tbs Tostofice at
Rodamers, Preston county, a few weeks since.
Otner parties were eubhBeu Will oAuthhn ~
the robbery, but he refused to give them
away.
THE Nat'ona! Convention Of the Window
Glass Workers will begin It's session in
Kauffield Hail, South Side, Pittsburgh, on
next Tuesday. Delegates from all parts Of
the country will be preseat. The Convention
will be held with closed doors, and nothing
will be given to the public. II will likely
remain In session for five days. According
TO President Cline Of the Association, no
Business OF any importance 10 be brought up
has vet been adduced. The Convention will
not Interfere in the wage question, 1t Is said.
MAJ ELLEN HUNTER, Of Esnayille, a well
known and handsome widow, was married
Yesterday at West Alexander, Pa. 10 Mr..
Walter Aurelius, OF Wheeling, Alabama,
This couple were accompanied to West Alex.
ander by Mr.. James Terrell and wife aed,
Mr.. Myers and wife, OF K.nav lie. Squire
Mayes performed the ceremony, and the
party returned to E:naville in the evening
where a pleasant reception was held at Mrs
Hunters residence. Both The parties are
we'll known and highly respected people, snd
their lar:e circle OF friends all Joined In the
sipcerest congratulations and hear'iest well
wishes for their future, all OF which they de-
serve and will no doubt realiZs.