The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-23
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Matters OF Minor moment ia and About TN


MttE race for amateurs at the ohapline
street rink this evening. gt1
IT is saidiaH tie Baltimore & Ohio train:
men will hereafter wear gray instead Of
blue uniforms.
ALICE MORRIS, the sixteen.year old girl
who was SO badly burned Thursday even
ing, died yesterday ttom the effects Of her
injuries.
WILLIE oLNAX, a boy living in East
Wheeling, yesterday got his arm caught
In u revolving belt at Beltz, Fading &
Co. 's planning mill and the arm was roken.
THURSDAY afternoon about 2 o'clock the
frame house Of VIM. Gregg, Of Marshall
county, w! Va.J opposite PoWhntan, WAS
|desttoyedby fro. LOIS 81 200; no inspr-
ance.
TuE students OF the seguin Collegiate
Institute are very busy preparing for thelt
concert and commencement. which taxes
place at the Opera House Tuesday even
Ing, June 10th.
TnE body Of Shelby 7. Haines, the
Young man drowned on Wednesday, wal
recovered yesteyday morning. The Coun'
ty coroner considered aninquest unneces
sary. Thefemaius will be taken to the
family home in Ohio for burial.
Tnr mail carriers made their appear
ance Yesterday in a new style Of head'2eal
IA the shspe OF gray helmets. They wert
sent on for use last summer, but the boy
lwere, never able before ito muster ~
lenolIeh nerve Ia be seen with them on
1.-THE helmets are mot pretty, but they AR
cool and much moro comfortable than
cap. $50
JONI N. earle, JR., was yesterday ap
pointed administrator OF the estate Of Geo
| 4. Carrie, deceased, and gaye bond In thu
sum OF S300,gwith q. IF: McSregor q
surety. B. S. Allison was appointed ad
ministrator OF the estate Of Mrs Name!
Stanton, deceased, aud gave bond in thu
sum OF 5000, with Kat, Allison as surety
THg funeral Of Mr.. James Maxwell, whit
dropped dead in Schellhase's grocery stor
Thursday night, will take place from hi
late residence at No. 2l00 Market street
tat.3 O'clock this afternoon. His sudden
land sad death was the leading topic Q
leonye,sation on the street yesterday. Ht
Oldest daughter, Miss sallie, who was yisit
| ing in New York, left that city yeBterda!
morning at 10 o'clock on the limited ex
press, on tho Pennsylvania line, and ar
rived here at IL o'clock last night via
special on the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
Kentucky.
TuR Bellaire Independent says: It i
stated on what seems TO be reliable author
lity that there has been an advance Of s
per ton in the price Of steel used In TIL
Manufacture OF nails, aud thatthe River
side,works in Ben God shas orders for al
| the steel they can make over What the!
use themselves, at this advance: Ut y tn
only plant in this neighborhood, and tht
management is making hay while the SUI
Shines Whatever else may be said Q
Frank Hearne, he is evidently the shrewd
est business, iron and steel man in thu
neck O. the woods.
TIE owners Of tie upper ferry ihRvl
foundia new source sof revenue. Ihey
| have fenced up their road to heiery o.
the West Virginia aide and charge TIL
owners Of night soil carts 20 cents q, loat
for the privilege ofidumping their I'LL
from privy vaults tntp the river a. tha
point tits said that they are making ~
much as three or four dollars per liight,iI
this way. As the dumping Of this altt
into theiiyer Is a violation oil law, it is
question whether the ferry company ~
this action does not become q party 70 the
l.crime. -Bellaire Tribitsli: ;..ss
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