The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-07
LOCAL BRRYETIgs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

dnttsrs of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
lsrEuDEXyILLE has the burglars, too.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
The LaBelle glass works, at Bridge.
port, are to be again offered for gale next
Saturday.
TIE German societies have decided TO
give no roik4fest for the benefit oil the
flood sufferers.
TIE oppressively warm weather con- on;
tinues, but is tempered by beautiful
breeze at night.
FLAGS were displayed at half mast
Yesterday on the city and county DulId-
ing and the custom house.
TIE first kiln Of ware was fired at the
West Virginia China Company's big pot
terry on North Main street yesterday.
TIE postotiice and custom house are
being fitted up with the wires prepar.
atory to introducing the electric light
there.
ADAM MOWER fell from trestle at the
mouth Of Boggs' run Saturday and was
pretty badly hurt. DR.. Ford dressed his
injuries.
GEORGE ExoLE, formerly Of the Secre-
tary OF States office, wants it distinctly
understood that he is not the George
Engle who cut Baxter Saturday night.
Az electric car jumped the track at the
Belmont mill corner yesterday attern Don,
and broke wheel. Travel was delayed
on the road iorsome time in consequence
CLERK Hook yesterday issued mar
riape license to John Phillips, aged %
a native Of Triadelphia and resident Of
Ohio county, and Lizzie Preston, aged lsi
a native OF New jersey and resident OF
Wheeling.
%THREE young girls, said to be re-
spectable, were seen last evening on the
corner OF two prominent streets, smoK'
ing cigarettes and chatting gaiIy
Young man. Had they known the com,
ment their conduct created they would
have fled.
TIE Sunday School OF st. Stephen't
church, in the Eighth ward, will go oul
to-day and hold its annual picnic; a
very pleasant time is anticipated. There
nre several private picnic parties arrang'
iug to spend merry day OF it at the
Park to-day.
ARLAzE broke out in a cinder bank nj
the Whitaker mill yesterday just before
noon, and as it was feared that the fire
might spread and do serious damage
the Hone hose reel was summoned by
telephone, and subdued the flames after
throwing Il good deal OF water on.
Mn. w. NJ. CLEMENTS, General Mana
ycr OF the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad,
has advanced the wages OF way tram
conductors from $50 to $40 per MONTH
and brakemen from 81 70 to 81 30 pei
day. This action was in response to
committee asking an advance oil wages
ABOUT fifty members Of the German
Methodist church on ChapIine street
LEFT over the Baltimore 4 Ohio road last
evening for Lakeside, pretty resort q
short distance above Sandusky, where
conference camp meeting to which the
church in this city belongs is being
held.
There were twenty-iour cases i'll the
Police Court yesterday morning. Gems
Williams was fined $50 for keeping
house OF i'll fame, and the five girls ana
six men found in the house % each
All had paid in advance. The session
resulted in an addition OF three mem
beers to the population OF the city work
house..
THERE were three car loads OF Bellaire,
ties left via the Baltimore & Ohio roaG
to-day for Findlay, o., where they vii
work in the Ohio Goblet factory. Next
week there will be three car loads q
Pittsburgh glass workers come TO Bell
airc to work in the Ohio factory here
Belaire is a good place for glassworkel
to get good job just now.-Beila"
Tribune.
LAWRENCE HELLER desires it STATED
that the fight in Fulton on Saturda!
evening did not occur in his saloon n
mentioned in yesterdays iETELLIdENS
GER, but on the National road above hl'
house. The name of the man who wa
so badly cut is Lew EnsellGr, living
near Bethany. The man who did the
cutting is named Mitchell, living in the
same neighborhood. .--.
PREPARATIONS are being made at all O.
the flint glass factories to resume opera
tions next Monday. Some Of them arc
tolerabIy well fixed with orders, while
most OF the factories are only moderately
we'll supplied, notwithstanding report
ed good demand for some lines OF goods
The fires were started in the fifteen poi
furnace at the Hobbs glass works sun
day, which indicates that glass will be
melted in about another week.
TIE Knights OF st. George annual
election resulted in the choice Of ottiGcri
as follows: President, T. S. Riley; Vice
President, John A. Howard: Secretary
). Alexander; Assistant secretary, Q. X
Miller; Treasurer, j. J. Sheeky; Cap
tain, 4. G. Hadlich; First Lieutenant
Adam Blum; Second Lieutenant, Frank
Ricster; Third Lieutenant, NJ. Whclan
Sergeant, A. J. McGarrell; First Ensign
q. N. Guthart; Second Ensign, j. Des
mond.