The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-18
be pushed with the same yigor It would
have been had the prisoners not made
their late preparations for escape.

be pushed with the same yigor 1t would
have been had the prisoners not made
their late preparations for escape.
OFFICERS TRuscHRL and Killeen last
night arrested two boys OF fifteen or six.
teen on charge OF stealing two kegs oil
beer from car in the Baltimore * Ohio
yards south OF the creek.
HENRY MEYN, who fell from the roof
Of the Fourth ward school house on Sat
urday and broke his arm, is progressing
nicely. He has about recovered from
all the bad effects except the broken
arm.
Mrs. ELIZABETH o'BRrES was exam
med by Squire Arkle as person sus::
pected Of being OF unsound mind, and
being adjudged lunatic,applicaLion has
been made for her admission to the Asy-
luin at Weston.
The miners employed by Patrick
Dougherty, in the Eighth ward, struck
Yesterday for an increase OF wages to
$2.25 yard for driving entry, and are
still idle. Mr.. Dougherty says nobody
in this vicinity pays S2.25.
THE Citizens Railway track is being
repaired all along Market street to pre-
pare for the introduction OF the electric
cars. The wires have been strung, and
the motors will be put on in a few days.
The Island car track is also being re-
paired.
FREDERICK AUGUST PETROL, a native
of Germany, received his second citizen.
ship MINERS from the Municipal Court
Yesterday, and was constituted an Amer.
lean citizen and voter. He will cast
his first vote for Harrison and Morton in
November.
TIE repairs OF the Hotel Windsor latt
the St..James) having been completed
the house has been inspected by severa
hotel men from other cities with view
to leasingit. The building is q mode
hotel, and its owners propose to SECURE
a model lessee.
TIE First ward school building, it IL
expected, will be entirely completed
within ten days or SO, and ready to b'
turned over formally by the contractor
to the Board Of Education. It is mo-
only handsome structure, but mode
OF arrangement.
THE "Jack Bass Fishing Club, unde
the Captaincy Of August Rolf and pi
Tote by Mr.. Anton Reymann went VI
yesterday to Canton, Ohio, where the!
will visit Meyers lake, the attractive
summer resort property lately purchased
| by Mr.. Reymann.
TIE Wheeling and neighboring glass
workers who were delegates to the Ma
tional Convention at Canton returned
home late night before last on u delayed
train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
road. They are much gratified over the
outcome Of their deliberations.
THE committee appointed to solici
funds for the relief Of Rowlesburg hooC
sufferers, report contributions in add
ton to those printed in the lNTELLI
GENcER OF Monday, as follows: Schmul
bach Brewing Company, $50; Rt. Rev
Bishop Kahn, $40; A. W. Kelley, s.
Peabody Insurance Company, s.; Sheriff
W. O. Handlan, S.; II. +. Nolte, y
Peoples Bank, $40. Several hundred
dollars still remain in bank to the com
mittee's credit.
The funeral OF the late Moses Hanaue
took place yesterday morning at II
o'clock, and drew together large con
course Of the friends and relatives OF til,
deceased. Ohio Lodge No. !, A. F. & A
NJ, attended in body. The services
the residence were unusually impress
i've. The pail bearers were Messrs
Henry Speyer, David Gundling, Captain
Samuel Kraus, Julius Brilles, Michae
Emsheimer and Israel Eisenberg. TIL,
floral emblems were very beautiful.
A SUIT was argued before Judge Jacol
yesterday morning, in which Bethan!
College was financially interested. Rob
ert Kerr, wealthy gentleman of Craw
ford county, Ohio, assigned his life in
surance policy, amounting to 5000, Il
the trustees Of the college, and the heir
of the estate refused to pay 1t over
claiming that the money should be con
sidered ms an asset Of the estate. TIL
case was arghed by ex-Adjutant Genera
L. B. Finley, OF Bucyrus, Ohio, and AT
torney General Caldwell for the estat'
on demurrer against the claim OF tn
college, and subbitted to the court.