The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-30

A DOG belonging 70 james DHn'AP'
who lives on Eof street near twenty
sixth, bit James Burt while be was pass
ing along the street, Chief Delbrugge
has ordered the dog shot.
SATURDAY afternoon Mary Walton and
Jennie Mcbride were before Pelices
Court, aud in default Of fines imposed
we're sent up. Drunkenness and disor'
der was the charge in both cases.
THE shamrocks defeated the Regulars
at the Island ball park Saturday alter
noon by a score OF II to 0. The game
was for $5Oa side, Batteries, Shamrock,
Snider, Miller and Buckley Regulars,
johnson, Manley and MuIlarkey.
The new reservoir continues to leak
In very undesirable manner Friday
night about six feet Of water was pump
ed In, but by Saturday evening was
all gone. Two new leaks are SAID 10
have been discovered on the east and
west sides.
CRY taxes are payable, beginning TO-
morrow, and continuing till November
/, All payments made before Novem'
ber l will be discounted at per cent,
I.and where taxes are not paid before
November /, 10 per cent additional VIII
BE- charged.
YESTERDAY evening two mon driving
bucpivs, attempted to pass between a
street.car and the curb on Market street,
and as a result one buggy..wAs badly mash
ed, Alex Linn, Of Martins Ferry, drove
one buggy, and Wheeling man named
Kalterbach, the other.
TIE work OF putting down new water
gauge marks on the levee was COM
menced Saturday. Had this work been
done when the river was at It's low stage
| It could have been completed. Why u
was postponed till the river commenced
to rise does not appear.
The steamer Bellaire will make a
special trip from here to Bellaire on the
night OF Thursday, October 10, to ac.
commodate those who will want to 90
down and hear Governor Foraker speak:
The indications are now that there will
DO O big crowd 60 from here.
A SERVANT girl employed at Neu.
hardt's boarding house, in North Wheel
ing, threw the dirt she had swept from a
room occupied by tunnel workmen into
the FIRE. There was an explosion, and o
fragment OF q dynamite cartridge struck
Mrs. Mary A. Terrell, who was sitting
ner, in the left arm, making q painful
wound.
The funeral OF Capt. Hiram Young
which took place yesterday from his late
residence on the Island, was very largely
attended, the attendance being ono that
attested In very marked degree to the
estimation in which Captain Youngs
worth as friend and citizen was held
The services were quite affecting. The
interment was private.
YESTERDAY evening a small boy was
knocked down by buggy at the corner
Of Sixteenth and Main streets and con-
siderably bruised about the knees. DR..
John r. Pipes happened along at the
time and examined the boy, finding
that no bones were broken. The Child
was too badly frightened 10 give his
name, and limped oil crying.
The number OF people from out Of
town who were on the streets here Sat
urday afternoon and evening was notice.
ably large. All the outgoing evening
trains were crowded, and as nearly every
one carried a parcel, the day must have
been a good one for the stores. II was
a lovely day, and the woman who failed
10 get out and do some shopping must
have been in avery disconsolate frame
OF mind.
SATURDAY AuCtioneer Hervey offered
at public sale five lots, belonging to the
Elliot estate, on Wabash street. Island.
Lot No. 100 was bid up to 5000, lot No.
100 TO $3.50, lot No. 7, In square No. 80,
TO $500, and lots Nos. and 2, In square,
No. 81, 10 $575. The sale was postponed.
The same auctioneer also offered the
MCGEE farm Of los Ncres on the river
north OF the city. It was bid up TO sos
per acre and then withdrawn.
SUPERINTENDENT woLFF, Of the Tele.
phone Exchange here, has engaged W.
L. Calm to prepare book containing q
full, well arranged list Of all subscribers
10 the telephone, including only Wheel.
ing, Bellaire, Martins Ferry, Bridge.
port and Moundsville, 1t wifi be very
handily arranged and will simplify the
new system immensely. Subscribers
having suggestions to make should send
them In before this evening.
SATURDAY Mrs. Annie Costello was
given q hearing before Justice George
Ankle at the office OF Justice Davis, on
the charge Of assault preferred by Davis.
In default Of 5000 she was sent 10 jail 10
await the action OF the Grand Jury.
Before going TO jail, however, she was
arraigned before Justice Davis on the
charge OF stealing goods 10 tho amount
Of S66 preferred BY Mrs. Moran. She
was held In $500 10 answer this charge.
An iron gray pony hitChed 10 buggy
became very much excited on Sixteenth
street yesterday evening. When near
the city building he lifted his heels and
knocked the dashboard clear over the
buggy top, and, not being satisfied with
this, kept up the iusilade with his heels
until one leg got behind the cross bar Of
the shaits, placing him In a helpless DO.
siuon. The buggy contained man and
woman, both oil whom we're frightened
almost out Of their senses.
The surviving members OF Battery ID,
Carlin's) at their reunion al New Gum.
beTland last week, adopted q resolution
10 hold their next reunion In this CITY
during the next State Fair. They wifi
endOavor 70 get the survivors Of Inc
First aud Twelfth Infantry to joln with
them aud possibly interest aolne other
commands Ia the movement 10 meet
here and have Q big reunion. Cheap
rates on the railroads can DO had that