The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-01
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City.
IHE bar mill at the Etua will resume
Tal days are growing p~ercepably
THE Petty oil well al oadiz has been
shot and Is doing twenty-five barrels per
day,
The nineteen cases in the police court
Yesterday made the total for the month
OK Of the men working at the Union
bridge pile driver had his hand mashed
yesterday.
Two plain druuksComposedth the docket
at police headquarters at midnight for
this mornings court.
THE Grand Lodge Of colored Odd Fell
lows Of West Virginia will meet in Park
ersburg next Wednesday,
THE Board Of County Commissioners
met in committee session yesterday and
audited the monthly bills.
The St, Alphonsus Society will cele-
brate its eighteenth anniversary at
Wheeling Park next Monday,
WORK was commenced on the interior
repairs OF the Custom House yesterday,
The whole inside Is To be torn out,
JAMES FLAN, the South Side saloon
keeper, was fined $50 and costs yester-
terday for selling liquor on Sunday,
THR last will and testament OF Fred
erick Weigelt, deceased, was yesterday
admitted to probate and ordered to be
recorded.
PLAToPP Hoes, aged %, and May
futile, aged 90, both natives and resi-
dents OF Ohio county, were yesterday
licensed to wed.
THR funeral OF DR., w. H, Woolery
President OF Bethany College, who dice
late Tuesday night, will take place II
Bethany this afternoon.
The Germania Gesangsyereln o
Parkersburg will have a monster Sunda!
excursion to Wheeling over the Ohi'
River railroad in about three weeks
TRE laying OF the little piece OF asphal
block pavement on Market street aboyl
Twelfth was completed yesterday. ant
the square pieced out with fire brick.
THE Board al Gas Trustees are layini
a gas main on Eof street, between
Twenty.seCond and Twenty,third streets
This piece Of main will be about RyI
hundred feet long.
The picnic to be given at the Stat,
Fair Grounds on August 22 BY. tn
Sisters OF st. Joseph, Is to raise funds 10
the purpose Of painting and repairing
the Convent on Eolf street.
THE funeral Of Jacob schweiker
whose death was noted yesterday tool
place yesterday afternoon. Virginiu
lodge, /. o. o. f., oil which he was
member, attended In a body.
JOHN SuMyER's sand boat Is nearl,
enough completed to dredge for sand
s and after a thorough test OF her ~intriCatl
8 machinery she will be towed up TO thu
upper Island bar and commence work
A TRAN belonging to George X. Nc
MeChen & Son, hauling a wagon wei
laden with glassware, ran oil on Nortl
Main street, and broke nearly oil thu
glass before the horses were caught OF
Sixth street.
AT special term Of the Circuit Court
: held yesterday, Judge PAUL presiding
William P. Chambers was appointed
special receiver OF the firm OF w. T
Chambers 4 Co, OF Elm Grove. Cour
adjourned TO court in course.
JOHN MONAGHAN, the young man &C
cused OF stealing tools from the B. 4 Q
, shop, and held In $500 bail by SPUR
: Davis, was released yesterday on S2CI
bond, his bail having been reduced b!
Judge PAUL, Of the Circuit Court.
CLERE Hook has in his private ofllc'
a large frame containing photographs
cabinet size, OF all the members oil tn
Board Of Directors OF the State Fair As
. sociation. All are remarkably Helix
portraits, and the collection attract
much attention.
LOUIS WALTER fell down q stairway
about eight feet high, at the residenC
Of his brother-in-law, F. Horper, OF
Ohapline street, South Side, Tuesda,
night, and broke his right wrist, beside
sustaining severe injuries. DIR, SChwinl
dressed his wounds.
ONE OF the blasts that wa discharge
at the Benwood blast furnace blew
piece Of chilled metal weighing abou
i've pounds across the river last evening
the piece landing in Judge Anderson
yard, MASKING the brick and boundinI
within ten feet OF the chair the judg
was occupying.-Balaire Tribune.
TnEnew reservoir Is almost cOmplet
ed, and Contractor Chisholm promise
to have IL ready for water In about I'll
teen days. All the pavement In tn
inside OF the basin except q few yards
down, aud the men are at work on II
A good part Of the stone coping isii
place at the top OF the walls, and tht
: connections with the pipes to the cit.
are made.
Mr.. LEO RIRsrER, who while out Will
: the Jack Bass Fishing Club on their an
nual encampment, fell and badly sprain
: ed his ankle, was out yesterday for tn
first time In two weeks. He had u
make his way slowly with the aid Q
two canes, for his ankle Is still painful.
SWOLLEN, and 1t will be some time be
fore he can get about as lively ag b,
used 10. His friends, however, will b.
pleased to know that he is improving
even IL at a allow rate,