The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-23
CITY EATERS.
Brief Notes ON Currept Events Of Minor
Interest.

w. P. WILEY, E'o, Regent OF the West
virginia University, has appointed Harry W.
Litten, OF this city, q cadet
The chicken house Of Michael Dolan, al
Benwood, was robbed on Thursday night o.
a number OF young chickens.
Mrs. KELLY 4 highly esteemed lady o.
Benwood, died Saturday. She was over sc
years old, and had been ailing for some
time.
Mills No. and Z at the Crescent work.
will start up ts-day. They have been OF
daring the week, while repairs were being
mAde.
MUNICIPAL CouRr met Saturday, but there
beilg no business of importance TO transact,
It was adjourned over till tomorrow morn
ing al II o'clock.
SATURDAY afternoon the Healty base ball
club aeleated the North End Quickstepper:
10 the tune II 10 to II. The game was played
on the old fair grounds.
raE picnic for the benz fit OF the locked out
miners OF Bellsire, which took place on the
Fair Grounds Saturday, vas u successful
affair and a neat sum was realized.
A CONSTRUCTION train will be sent out the
Hempfield to-day for the purpose OF cleaning
out cuts, lengthening side tracks and grad
Ing, preparatory to making the Hemptield 4
through line.
WILLIAM DEvLts, q young man employed
fever Saturday, and was buried yesterday
from bis home on the South Side. His fel
low workmen turned out in q body.
The weather yesterday was simply unendur
BILE. The Thermometer got up TO 30 once, ano
ranged among the ninetles for several hours
II was close and hot till long after midnight
was not iattering.
A DELIGHTFUL concert was given at Vince!
Ing Park by the Opera House orchestra yes
terdsy afternoon. The Park was crowded
with visitors. The Elm Grove cars wert
filed and the National road covered will
ayers all afternoon.
GEORGE LENAsTERs was arrested by Office
Dunlap Saturday evehing, on q charge Of dis
orderly. 1t is said by those living in tht
North End, who had him arrested, that bill
crime was. q nameless one. II such be the
case he should be severely dealt with.
WORD has been received at this office from
Nick Laybsrger, one OF ~Pittsburgh's oarsmen
He says that the report that he would row
Ell Clator OF this city, provided he was giyer
u start, Is not correct; that he has never
asked for u start, and will row even will
Clator.
Jusr before noon yesterday an alarm Of fire
was sounded from oox o., Eighth ward hos,
house. It was occasioned by the r.of OF VIM
seaton's house, 81 uated on Eofl below Thirty
seventh street, catching fire from sparks tina
fell from the chimney. 1t was quickly e1
t nguished.
A GAME OF base ball wss played IN the new
fair grounds Saturday morning, in conhet'
lion with the miners picnic, between tbs
Lilly CLUB, OF B~.llaire, and the Riversides, OIL
South Wheeling, resulting In a victory for the
former. Score, IL 10 8. The Riyersides were
weakened by the absence OF their regular
pitcher and catsher.
SATURDAY about noon Gen'l l. H. Duval,
Collector OF Internal Revenue, and Mr.. Wal
ter Duval, his son, were teat.d In theirotice
at the Custom House, when suddenly q bul.
let came crashing through the window aud
lodged In the ceiling. 1t was evidently q
random shot and from its direction must
have been fired from the Sixteenth street
pavement.
The gold watch presented to the Anal
gamated Association OF Iron and Steel Work.
ers, over a year ago, by Hon O. W. seabrigHt
OF this city, and drawn at the last Beaver pit.
mic, has been decided by experts TO belong To
q party named McGowen, living at. Young.
town. His ticket, No. 1850, was blurred,
and at first 1t was thought that he bad tam.
pered with It.
LAST evening about s o'clock some one
br Ike into a house on Thirty third street, &C.
cupied by o family named Martin. No one
was at home at the time. The bold operator
was yelled at by some %neighbors, ss he was
working at q rear door, but cody replied that
he had been s,nt there by Mr.. Martin. Get.
ting inside he pried ope. drawers and dis.
turbed things generally, but 1t is believed
took nothing.
"TBE Wheeling Creek Workingmen's Sick
aud Accident Fund Association" Is the title
OF a new organization compos d OF the en-
ployes OF the Wheeling Greek Coal Works,
situated two miles west OF Bridgeport. The
Association numbers t72 members, and Is OPP
Grating 10 the satisfaction OF all concerned.
The dues are fifty cents per month, and s. .
week Is paid in case of sickness or injury and
$50 at the death OF a member.
A VERY pleasant picnic was given Saturday
by the Olive tie society OF ''~Stonetown," Is
land, which consists OF Misses Jessie Oliver,
Annie Goodwin, Sue Oliver, Sue Good
win, Lizzie Stone, Lettie Marsh, May Ward
and May Young, and, Messrs. John kImmins,
John kalloure, John Armstrong, Charles
Thomas, Lou Stone, Numa Seely and win
Bell. They went out to Sycamore Grove in
wagons, and spenta most delightful dsy.
JosEpH scHULEa arrived In the city satur.
day afternoon, In charge OF Captain Bennett.
He was taken before Justice Cald.
well, and IN default OF 5000 bail,
sent to jail until to-day at 2 P. NJ, when
q preliminary hea'ing Will be granted. This
Is the young man formerly employed by
NELL & Ellingham, and VINO, It Is Alieged,
embt zzled about 500. He went to Cleys.
land and waS working as a barkeeper under
the name OF Joseph Thomas. An account OF
the case was printed in Saturdays lErELLI-
GRSCRR.
FRANK CofLE, who wss recently released
from the Workhouse with the understanding
that he should leave town inside OF seven
days, did not leave. He remained In town
anu laughed At those who undertook to have
him arrested at the expiration OF the seven
days. A man oree pafdoned cannot be re-
arrested because he does not conform TO the
provisions OF the pardon, ana Captain Ben
nett knowing this did not arrest Coyle,
although urged TO by those who had secured
bis pardon. Saturday evening Ccyle was
arrested In Rist Wheeling by Officer Ma
honey for fighting in kress' saloon.
THE O., L. & W. railroad has put It's track
In good repair under the new regime, and
trains now make excellent time andrun very
smoothly. The train which brought the
Mennerchor from Cleveland Saturday made
the run In good time, in spite Of the heavy
load and numerous stoppages, including an
extra one OF IS minutes at phrichsville for
dinner, It arrived at Bridgeport s minutes
ahead Ct time. The thanks OF the passengers
are due 10 II, e. Holman, the conductor, for
the ARRANGEMENTS for dinner, and 10 him and
Lowell Rddy, the engineer, for the good tins
and shape 10 which THY brought the party
through.
INCREASING THE CAPITAL.