The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-30
LOCAL BRRyITlEs.
Matters Of Minor Ia.ste.1ipaaa About a

AAAtNFA ~ AAlHof AhteFeht mana Apppt llo
City,
Two deeds Of trust were admitted 10
record yesterday,
THg Benwood ferry has a wonderful
run Of tTayelthese days,
THE steei Works at Benwood started
up IN full yesterday morning,
THR County Commissioners Court
House and jail Committee will meet to-
day,
TwRSTY,PoUR cases we're added to
this months already big record in the
police court yesterday.
HANCOCK county has paid out during
the year ending June !, 1889, for Baker
triaIexpenses, the sum Of SS,654 SO,
TMR Standard Axle Works people COM
plain OF the wholesale piltering from
their coal bins by people living in the
neighborhood,
SEyRRAL needed showers have fallen
since early yesterday morning, but the
growing vegetation Is still In need Of a
good drenching rain.
The letter box at the corner OF Mar,
ket and Twenty'third streets was broken,
presumably by boys, Sunday evening,
II was replaced yesterday,
A coon many cases Of diphtheria are
reported in North Wheeling, and several
deaths have resulted, one family losing
two children from the dread disease,
The fifty feet OF Market street next to
Twelfth which Is to be paved with as
phalt blocks Is still untouched, the stone
foundation even remaining to be put
down,
JAMES THOMAS, who lost his all in the
Johnstown flood, and has since been
living with his sister in North Wheeling,
left yesterday for Denver, where he ex'
poets TO make his future home.
4. NJ. GARyIN, ESQ.,, was yesterday
appointed guardian for William Will
ting, minor orphan OF J. D, Whiting,
deceased, and gave bond in tho sum oil
$500, with j, B, Garvin as surety,
In the First and Second wards the city
is growing so fast as 10 push the houses
up on the hill. Several new building
are going up near the top OF Wheeling
hill, and others farther down the slope
ALL along the river from Benwood "a
MouudsyilIe the banks are dotted with
fishing camps. There arc not less than
dozen. Fishing In the river and creeks
is said 10 be good, now that the water Il
low.
TGE buildingsof the Wheeling Ice and
Storage Company, on Waterstreet, south
oithe creek, begin to loom up. The ex'
terror work is nearly done, and the ma,
I chiaery will soon all BIO in place and
ready for business.
OFFICER DoNLEY yesterday arrested an
Italian whose name Is entered on the
docket rs JOSH SaCkuni, who was
frightening oil the women inthe vicinity
OF his boarding house in East Wheeling
A charge Of diserderly conduct was pre-
ierred against him.
TiEE heavy reports heard for a day Of
: two past, and mistaken at times for pc
culiar peals OF thunder, were the sounds
OF blasting at the Riverside. furnace, al
Benwood. The caked clnder in tue fur
mace is being blasted out preparatory to
tearing down the cupola.
A rwRLyE.YEAR.oAD son OF William
Nolan, who lives in the Sixth ward, In
diving in the creek yesterday, struck hiE
head on a big stone, cutting an ugly
cash and stunning him for a time. Com
panions helped him home, where
physician dressed his wounds.
on Thursday, August 90, the Sisters o
st. Joseph will give a picnic on the State
Fair Ground for the benefit OF the two
Children's homes In their charge, an In
teresting feature OF which will be twt
running races, ono for ponies, aud bott
open to all Ohio county horses.
TIE contract for building the new
large warehouse described in the INTEL
MGINcER some time ago as To BIO erecteC
BY Bloch Bros, for the accommodation
OF their growing business in West Wiz
pinia Mail Pouch tobacco, has been lei
to Beltz, Fading 4 Co, and work is Il
commence at once.
. YESTERDAY morning between ! and
o'clock, Mrs. Joseph Nolte, who lives a
! 25l2 Chapline street, was awakened y
some noise, and saw q man standing II
IN adjoining room with his hat pulled
down over his face. She raised al
alarm, and other inmates Of tho houst
were aroused, but the nan had tled
leaving the front door wide open. Moth
ing had been stolen.
SATURDAY night the fast west-bopnt
Panhandle freight was compelled tostoI
between Wheeling and New Cumber
land functions, says the Steubenvillt
G1sEiip. and before a llaRman could BIZ
sent out, freight No. q, which wal
following closely, crashed into the real
end, demolishing the caboose and dam
aging four cars. Two cars loaded with
sugar and alum had to be transferred
and as the wreck crew had no hoistns
apparatus 1t took about twenty.foul
hours to clear the wreck away. The ca
hnnua vau hnrnpd