The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-22
LOCAL BRBylTIES.
Matters OF Minor Moment in and About
the City.


the City.
IT does not get much cooler, but n
pleasant breeze continues TO make exist
ence possible, il not pleasant.
The Disciples Sunday School will give
their Children's Day entertainment next
Sabbath evening. A good programme
has been prepared.
TIE picnic OF the First Baptist Sab
bath school, which WIS to have been at
the Park to-day, has been postponed, on
account Of the death OF Il member Of the
school, until Tuesday, June 90.
W. A. KIRK was before Squire Ankle
Observation-Disclosures on charge OF dis
orderly conduct preferred by Mary A,
Klevis. He was fined s. and costs and
committed to Jail for ten days in default.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made January 10, 1887, by
A. II. Kilnmins and wife to William
kimmins, in consideration OF 81, 900, for
lot IL Of the Poor House farm at Elm
Grove.
TIE Ohio River Railroad will fill all
the trestles between this city and Par
kersburg without delay. Work was be-
gun at Round BOttem, four miles below
Moundsville, Wednesday, with patent
steam shovel.
JOmS CAMPBELL, who, as noticed in
the INTELIIGEScER yesterday, was found
guilty OF a felony in the Circuit Court at
Moundsville Tuesday last, was granted Il
new trial by Judge Boyd yesterday, and
held in 500 bail.
WoRE on the new high pressure reser.
voir on the top OF Wheeling hill pro-
crosses steadily in spite OF the fierce sun.
The reservoir will be $50 feet long by l20
wide and 90 feet deep, quite respecta-
BILE sized little lake.
In the Police Court yesterday Jennie
Mcbride was dismissed and RebeCca
Roach sent To Jail in default OF fine OF
81 and costs. james Judson, drunk,
WINS fined 81 and costa. William KRONE,
drunk, got 81 and costs.
THE laying OF the sixtcen.inch main
on Market street continues as speedily
as the character OF the work will permit.
The main ought to be completed and
the trench filed by tomorrow evening
if nothing interferes with the work.
An intoxicated individual was struck
by slowly moving train on the Cleve-
land 4 Pittsburgh railroad track We'd
nesday evening, and thrown to the
ground with considerable force. He
sustained only severe scalp wound.
TIE electrical poles are being placed
along the Citizens railway track prepar-
atory to superseding horse power with
the overhead electric system OF motive
power. The arrangement OF poles where
the track makes an angle is very clumsy
and unsightly.
LAST, evening man named Bach was
driving small wagon in which were
three children, when near Sweeney's
lower foundry in making quick turn
TIE wagon was overturned and the chill
dren thrown out, all alighting on their
heads. One little girl was badly cut aud
all were painfully hurt.
THE epieptic Seibert was released from
the lookup yesterday morning, and
finding his way over to the Island, fell
in another fit on Zane street, near Vir-
ginia, causing the report that a man had
been sunstruck there. DR.. Wilson at.
tended him. He should he sent to the
county hospital or furnished with trans
portation home to Baltimore.
TIE members OF the Arion Singing
Section and their friends who Went to
the st. Louis Sengerfest express their
surprise and satisfaction at the quality
OF the fare and accommodations at the
st. James hotel, st. Louis, where they
were quartered. They say however un-
satisfactory it might have been during
the Democratic convention it was all
that could be desired last week.