The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-31
LOCAL BREYITlgS.


!Hk glass factories are making large
PEARsotnumerous varieties are abund-
mt in the market.
Yesterdays rains were worth big
money to the farmers,
THE travel on the B. 4 o. isaboye the
average for this season Of the year.
THE tile floors in the corridors Of the
County Court house are being partially
EuDoRA CIRCLE No, / OF Druids will
give o picnic at Wiedman's grove on Sat,
urday next.
The new badges and clubs for the
force have arrived and are very
handsome.
JUDGE PAUL. will hold another special
term OF the Circuit Court to-day, for the
transaction OF chancery business,
sQUIRR PuILLIPs will to-day move his
justice shop back to No. " Twelfth
street, In the new Mcclure block. This
is his old number,
THR Wheeling Light Guards will hold
an important meeting Tomorrow even
ing, Tho order appears in the adyertis-
ing columns this morning,
The Opera House Orchestra has ar
ranged for q moonlight picnic at Wheel
ing Park on August 8, for the members
OF the orchestra association,
Tue pneumatic pumps were adjusted
to the Baltimore 4 Ohio safety gates yes.
terday and the gates painted, They will
be ready for service next week at
tarthest,
The Second Presbyterian Sunday
Wheeling Park Thursday, They will
leave the city on the Elm Grove motor
cars at 10 o'clock a, M,
TIE Brilliant Iron Works started up
yesterday morning after a short stop on
account Of broken machinery, The mill
has orders ahead to keep It running on
muck iron until January.
A WORKMAN named Christ Meyer fell
from an elevation OF about thirty'five
feet at the Benwood blast furnace yes
terday, and was pretty badly hurt, al.
though his injuries are not serious,
TnR hearing OF James McCauley, &C.
cused OF biting part OF Tom Richards
ear of, was yesterday postponed by
Squire Phillips till August 8, to enable
the prosecution to get It's witnesses here,
JouN BONNER, an aged colored in
dividual with a londness for red eye
liquor, was run in again yesterday on a
charge Of disorderly conduct, anda white
man was locked up for being drunk in
public.
TIE boycott placed on MCConnells
cooper shop by the Trades Assembly on
Sunday, turns out to have been due to
q misunderstanding, and everything
having been amicably arranged, the boy
colt was declared OF.
@. sRiBRRr's Sons have about ex.
hausted the supply OF ice harvested by
them last winter, and have contracted
for 1000 tons OF Lake O"hautauqua Ice,
which they will deliver at thirty.tiye
cents per hundred. The first car will
arrive Saturday next.
MYRTLE, q two-year old daughter oil
Mrs. Cox, who lives In Alley A near
Twenty.drst street, upset q kettle oil
boiling water on herself yesterday while
her mother was out OF the kitchen for n
few minutes, and the Child's hands,
arms, legs and feet were terribly scalded.
A MASS meeting Of the maSons and
bricklayers' unions OF this city and the
towns across the river Is called for this
evening in the hall at the corner oil
Water and Twelfth streets for the trans.
action OF business ofimportance, and the
officers desire as full an attendance as
possible.
1THE 6. A. r. men from this vicinity
who are going TO attend the q. A. r.
Day servicec at Mountain Lake park on
Thursday will leave Wednesday night
at 1850. Among those who will 80 are
G. W. DagGS, James Waiter, r. L: Tay-
lor, Frank Stanley, W. s. Meek, Judge
Melvin and perhaps Others.
The blasting at the Riverside furnace
in Benwood jars the houses in this city.
They arc blasting out s%alamander and
some heavy charges arc made. One, Of
forty pounds OF dynamite, shook the
country for miles around. The last
time the furnace was cleaned out in this
manner two men were killed.-BsNlairc
Independent.
OFFICER SHORTS yesterday arrested a
South Side boy, aged IL, accused ofbreak-
ing the seal on freight cars and stealing
watermelons and. other fruit. He was
arraigned before Squire Davis, who sent
him 10 Jail in default Of $500 bail for his
appearance. Last night the same officer
arrested three othersfo the same oAense.
A PEW days ago Miller & Mccain, con-
tractors with the Wheeling & Lake Erie
Railway, for the building Of the Long
Run tunnel, compiled their work, had 1t
inspected by the railway oliCialsAnd ac-
Cepted by them. On Saturday night
thirty.hve feet OF the timber and roof
fell in, blocking the tunnel completely.
JACOB swElrzRR, for years a driver In
the employ OF Isaiah Warren 4 Co., and
later with P. Welty 4 Co., and NELL 4
Ellingham, died yesterday from the ef'
ieCts OF q stroke Of paralysis suffered on
Sunday. He was Al years old aud had
been a great sufferer from rheumatism,
for which nothing seemed TO afford relief.
A cAYrMEErlNo will be held on the
beautiful grounds at Bethel, on the line
oithe Bellaire, ZaDesyille.& Cincinnati
railroad, commencing next Sunday, un.
der the auspices Of the A. N. H. church
Of Bellaire. The railroad will run special
trains from both directions At exceed.
ingly low rates, and the people attend.
Ing will be well accommodated.
IT was stated several days since that
tho BenwoOd company was getting rid
Of It's stock OF muck iron, and that II
was probable tho puddlers would soon
have another chance to exercise their
muscle. This will come about next Mon.
day, when the pudding department will
resume operations, very likely for q good
run, as the stock Is about all closed out.