The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-20
LOCAL BRRYITLRs.
Matters Of Minor Interest in and About tn,

matters OF Minor Interest II and About the
City.
CLERK Hook admitted one deed OF
trust 70 record yesterday,
Tue international walking match at
Healy's Garden closes this evening.
YESTERDAY was an old time summer
day, the mercury dancing about in the
nineties,
THB continued delayin paving Market
street, above Twelfth, is enough TO drive
residents on that street to drink.
GABRIEL sadie, an Italian who was
peddling without a license, was locked
up by Officer Prettyman yesterday,
An Italian employed on the North
Wheeling tunnel approach wal struck
on the head by q stone yesterday and
badly hurt,
GARFIELD CASTLE, X, OF G. E., will
give Its first annual picnic at Seibert's
Garden to-day, Mayors orchestra is to
play, and the committee has spared no
effort to make the affair attractive,
R%AsPBERRIRs are still coming and are
selling at g per crate, The early APP
pie crop in this section is not very good.
Late apples are reported to be only q fair
crop, Peaches, pears and plums will be
very plentiful.
LAST evening a lot Of boys were play,
ing ball on Water street, as usual, OH,
Ger Shorts chased them away, and
caused a ripple OF excitement by pur'
suing mi away up Fourteenth street,
He did not get him.
Mr.. HARRY HASTINGS, OF the South
Side, has presented the Mark Twain
Rod and Gun Club with a handsome
silk flag. The boys are proud OF the
banner, and voted their friend Harry q
prince OF good fellows,
THRlate entries on the blotter at police
headquarters last night were Benton
Reach, arrested by Prettyman for being
drunk on the street, and James Charles
Chase, arrested by Moran for peddlIng
notions without q license.
THE Pan.Handles had the Ohio Val.
10y Stars beaten yesterday by a score Of
Is to 9 when the ball was lost, The
Pan Handles challenge the Wheeling
Athletics for u game Wednesday, the
cath, on the Tunnel green.
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN, who was ar
rested by Constable Lauchliu night be-
fore last for profane language on the
streets. was yesterday fined 81 and costs
by Squire Arkle, and in default Of pay
ment went to Jail for ten days.
GEORGE s, BELL, who was struck by Q
G. & p. passenger train at Mrs. Nolan's
place, Just east OF the Bridgeport passen'
ger depot, Wednesday evening, Is getting
along nicely, and the physicians enter
tain strong hopes Of his recovery.
A TRAMP worked cute trick on q
South Side shoe shop night before last,
: lie asked for q drink OF water, and laid
his coat on the counter while he drank,
In leaving he picked up with his coat
, pair OF shoes under 1t, The theft was
discovered and the shoes recovered.
REV. @. @. HAYES, Of Bridgeport, will
conduct the Sunday afternoon meeting
: at the Y. NJ. @. A. building, Market and
/ Twentieth streets, ut 4 o'clock to-mor'
row. The Saturday evening meeting
! will be held as usual tonight, All mer
are cordially invited to be In attendance
A CHILD fell through tho board walk
on Charles street yesterday and wa
badly hurt. The accident happened a
the same place Mrs. Brlnker broke hel
ankle the other day. The city vii
probably find 1t cheaper TO repair the
walk, as 1t should, than to defend sev'
eral damage suits.
HERE Is another story going thu
rounds OF the press Of the country: A
Wheeling merchant recently received II
cents by mail from q man in Montana
who said he had been owing him thai
. sum for fourteen years. The merchant
had forgotten the transaction, and II wa
4. only by going over his books that he re
membered the man Us one Of his tormei
cnstnmnra.