The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-02
BRRyITIEs
Matters OF Minor Moment in and About
the City.


THERR are thirteen cases doCketed for
this MORNINGS police court,
HoYpMAS's tannery rs working night
Turns on account Of the unusual press oil
orders,
Mrs. CHARLES WAsERR, Of T~wenty'sixth
street, fell down stairs Friday evening and
fractured her arm,
WILLIS MAsoN, the Colored hotel porter
fell of an express wagon Saturday night
and fractured his right wrist.
A HoRsR owned by q countrymRn iell
dead at the corner Of Chapline and TWen'
~ty.seysnth streets Saturday afternoon.
tbs funeral OF Charles Stanien, Of the
Eighth ward, was largely attended yester,
day afternoon, fully 200 Red Men and
Odd Fellows being in line,
FRIDAY evening Mrs. Wagner, who lives
at 27S0 Jacob street, in going down stalra
missed a step and fell, fTRCluTiug her right
arm between the elbow and wrist,
IDA HoLLIDAY's house Of ill'fRme was
raided Saturday night by Officers Watson,
Dunlap and McNiChol, who arrested the
Ilandlady, three girls and three men,
GEORGE HOFFMAN was committed to j9il
Saturday night by Squire Arkle, In de-
fault OF 500 bond, 10 Keep the peace Tor
threatening TO kill Gus Brown Both are
colored,
SEVERAL Island, Bridgeport and Mar
fins Ferry bows rode out to ST, Clairsyille
: Yesterday on their bicycles. Russell Me-
dill led into ST. OlairsyilIe and Harry
= Northwood on the home run.
THOMAS CRAWFORD, the %shOyeunder q
u the Riverside mill, who was severely
burned Friday by bringing his leg in con
tact with q bar OF red.hot iron, was sent tC
his homo in Pittsburgh Saturday,
Ton WILLIAMS, Of the Central GlasI
house, returned home Saturday evening
aiteriour weeks visit in the East with hi
uncle, Thomas Watkins, patentee ant
manufacturer oil the patent pipe iolnIer'
The management Of the Belmont irol
works on Saturday reduced the wages. 0
the laborers. Those who were receiving
50 per week will get IS those receiving :
o' will get 81, those receiving " will get "
A FURTHER search Of the cells in til
9 lower corridor OF the jail Saturday brough
y to light two more pieces Of hack SAVE
slowed away in the cell occupied by los
!. Stotsbery, One nearly whole saw wa
found the day after the escape.
RICHARD WuRMBAuoH, said to be a stree
- car conductor at Pittsburgh was peatlnl
bis wife on the B. so. excursion tram Jus
before It left for PittAburgh last evening
= when oliCeH Glenn and Beli GrresIe,
! him and lie spent the night In the Lookup
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad traC.
was flooded last evening Immediately. be
low the pottery to the depth ottwo fee
tho drainage being insufficient to carry, o.
the large amount Of water that rushcI
down from the hillside during the heav,
Train storm.
UMBRELLA sToLEN-Tho person VIII
Rneaksd into the hallway OF No. Oh Foul
tsenth street last night and stole a hne
void handled umbrella was seen anu !
Known, He can avoid trouble by return
ing il to this office. In case this Is don
no action will be taken.
goSE twenty-five or thirty persons spenL
nearly the whole Of Saturday night look
ing for the ghost, an account Of which wa
given in tho Register q fow days ego. 4!
Shostship did not appear, however. TIL
shows that approximation still fingers II
the mind OF somes,of tho children OF men
CaRsr VoLaRR, President Of q Canton
10, Catholic society, was on his way to thi
city over tho O. 4 P, railroad saturda.
afternoon, when no got of st WellsyilIe +
get q lunch, and the train moving od,Rs h
went to board 1t, he was thrown TO tn
track and his lett arm was cut OIL at TN
elbow.
THERE was a large gathering Of old sol
diers ut the hall OF Holiday Post Saturda!
evening 10 further discuss the coming re
union. There was a very satisfactory re
port brought in from the Finance Com
inittee, It being understood that quite
large additional sum had been collected
during the day, anu 1t was agreed that thu
outlook was much brighter than beiot'
during the week.
The steamer Princess has been engaged
for en- excursion to Steubenville tonight
which Is 10 BIO given under the direction
o: that well. known Colored citizen, Joshul
Scott. The boat will leave Bellaire al
GEO o'clock; Wheeling at $3.50, and Mar
tins Ferry at 0. Returning will leave
s%teubenville at / A. NJ. There will be re-
i~reshments, music, anla prize for the best
Walter, and fireworks on the wharf be
fore leaving.