The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-27

Brief Notes ON Current Events OF Minor
NJ Interest.
THI strawberry season q rapidly drawing

TIE BtraEbeTy season MtaPiuly utamA"s
TO olose. i-tl
LIN WELLS, q we'll known Baltimore & Ohio
engineer Is the happy father Of . new boy
baby.
TEL eermsnIs singing society will have
big picnic at the State Fair Grounds on
July 4th. ..
EIGHTEEN car loads OF export cattle from
Chicago passed east over the B. q o. road lat
night for BALTIMORE.
TIE Zane street N. Z. Sunday School had
an enjoyable picnic out at the Park yestef-
day, which was largely attended.
TIE completion OF the Hempheld and
Pittsburgh Southern connection Is now
promised by the end OF this week.
TIE Committee on Police at It's next meet
ing will have before It for consideration, q
resolution calling for Eve more policemen.
TIE 81. ClAirsville printers nine can get .
game OF base ball BY addressing VIII d;
Faris, the manager OF the wheeling printers
nine. I'tELtS-
R.V. ANKLE has been engaged to paint the
tall spire on the church OF the Immaculate
Conception. He Is skilltul climber ana
not affected with dizziness. r..L
A rLolrxR was found In the river at the
foot OF Fourteenth street Yesterday forenoon,
Nothing by which the dead man could be
identified was found on his person.
Mr.. WV. BEARpMoRE, aformer well known
Wheeling boy, especially on the South Side,
now OF French Creek, Iowa, sends word that
he was married last month and Is happy.
The glorious Fourth has already commene-
cd TO arrive. The boys Of the street are not
happy nc less each one has package OF tor
pedoes to throw at the heels OF the paSsefs by.
THE Wheeling Opera House Band left yes
terday afternoon In one OF Shallcross's Tour
horse teams for New Athens, o., where they
will play for the college commencement e1-
ercises.
The Eightsenth street Mission Sunday
School will picnic over at Walnut Grove,
Mar tins Ferry, to-day, and the North Street
NJ. e, sunday School will have an excursion
over the Hempfsld TO Washington, Pa, TO-
morrow. 4-h. tsr0-L.
A CONCERT was given by the Wheeling
City Band ut that we'll known resort out t1e
road, Frank Walters Two Mile House, last
night. Agood SEED crowd went outin pri'
yate conyeyauces and the Elm Grove can
we're crowded. Everything passed oil pleas
anty.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
a deed made June Goth, by Albert A. Franz.
helm and Mary Ann Franzheim, executrix oil
@. W. Franzheim, deceased, in consideration
OF 81, 800, for part OF Lot 1888, on the corner
OF ChapIine street and Market alley, with the
two.story house thereon.
The Active base ball club met ct Frank
Healy's saloon last evening, and formally or
ganizsd by electing the following officers
Joe Balzsr, President; John Thompson, Sec
rotary, Frank Healy, Treasurer and Mana
ger; Joe BalZsr, Robert Riddle, Stephen
Warehouse and Thomas Fry, Directors
Peter krass, Captain.
IT having been decided that the claim oil
ex- Chief Marshal Eccles against the city for
S2l2 20 must be paid, his late attorney,
Messrs. Pendleton, Robinson, Doyener aud
Russell have fled claims for 1t and pro
pose TO have 1t. As there Is not enough to
70 arouud fight will be made for il. The
city's interests are In the hands Of the Com
mittee on Claims.
Two men giving the names OF @. B. Knox
and Frank Iallett, and claiming to be com.
mittee from tie striking mines OF Bellaire
WHO are now living in tents, were circulating
among the workmen at the pottery and La
Belle mill, soliciting aid. A considerable
sum was subscribed, to be paid at the next
pay day. Some OF the men were suspicious
that the committee was bogus one.
TEE Board OF Education Committee on
Buildings aud Grounds made a tour OF In.
spection yesterday and found everything
generally In good shape. While on the
leland the committee finally induced Mr.. ].
B. Shepherd to accept 81 900 for his property
adjoining the school property. The dwell
ing house on the same will at once
be fixed up and three school rooms made. :.
TIE teens OF the Garden SPOT are getting
mad, and II the marauding bovine don't
keep out OF front yards and back gardens
shot guns will be purchased. Last night
Mr. Hildreth introduced resolution in the
Second Branch asking for an ordinance pro-
hibiting the running at large OF cows on the
Island and In other wards, II the Committee
ON Ordinances so desired, but 1t was defeated
by vote Of II 10 10.
VICE PRksIpKsr q. D. THoMrsos, OF the
AmaIgamated Association, returned ytsteI-
day morning from 0 trip among the mills
about Ironton and Ashland. He reports |.
prosperous state OF affairs everywhere, and
that the very best Of feeling is existing BE-
tween the men and employers. The ten
hour system Is In force in every mill. At
Ashland Mr.. Thompson organized new
lodge under the name OF "Chattaroi." 1t
starts out with good membership and I'M
der the very best auspices. 'si; .tii
The Bellaire Indedendent Is hard on the
Wheeling contingentof Salvation soldlera
Hear 1t: "What Is there in a name2 The
Salvation Army Of Brooklyn has been pulled
In for disturbing the peace. When the
small branch taat occasionally comes down
here returns, It should DO given fair warning
and treated accordingly. This singing and
begging on the street lisa reproach upon
reiiSio.temperance organizations that should
not be allowed. First, because 1t does no
good, and second, because II Injuries worthy
and deserving causes."