The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-26
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City,
An the B. 4 o, trains from the West
were delayed yesterday.
ACCORDING 10 the almanacs the days
are now growing shorter,
RIPE cuFrants and green apples are
among the late additions to the fruit
market,
CoScRlT and commencement Of the
seguin College Institute At the Opera
Houseto.night,
TIE Andes got an enormous lot OF nails
1t the BenWood landing yesterday, also
good big lots here and At Bellaire,
IT rained pretty steadily yesterday,
and the atmosphere instead OF being
4rare June air. was pretty nearly raw.
Tar Board Of Commissioners Court
House and Jail Committee held 0 brief
session yesterday. To-day the Board
meets to audit the monthly bills and
accounts,
OFFICER CRUISE last night locked up
y, w, Morgan on charges Of drunken
ness and carrying Q concealed weapon
Officer Bell arrested Thomas Fletcher
for drunkenness,
THERE We're three cases in the police
court yesterday, one OF them run in by
Officer MGNichol and two by Bell, One
Of these was Bridget 0'Donnell, the
vel Unknown colored woman.
CHIEF or Police DELBRuoGR received
o telegram from PaTkersburg yesterday
asking him 10 look out for q yellow
pointer dog, stolen there by q man who
was thought to have eome'to Wheeling
PRoP, JoRN VoRsATz, who was musical
director OF q number Of German singing
societies at Johnstown, and finds his
occupation gone there for q long time 70
come, has located In Wheeling and will
: teach music,
, A TRAM belonging to Kyle & ziegler,
the Eighth ward plumbers, ran of yes
terday morning, and colliding With a tel
graph post on Woods street, near Forty
fifth, wrecked the wagon. The horsei
were not hurt.
, TnR officers elected by Excelsior Lodge
mo. 40. /. o, o. f., are as follows; Noble
Grand, Joseph Purcell; Vice Grand,
!, William @. Clark Secretary, Eugene II,
Deiters; Treasurer, John Daughertyi
Trustee, Raymand Bauer,
TINS Is the last week Of work at the
glass factories, and the boys are making
preparations to 60 down the river fish
Ing and hunting. A number OF glass
workers from Fostoria and Findlay will
spend their vacation here.
Ton HILL was yesterday arralgned be'
: fore Squire Arkle ona charge. Of assault
and battery preferred by Charles Fahren'
bach, and was fined 50 and costs, and in
default Of payment committed 10 jail,
Fahrenbachi was fined 81 and costs fol
profanity, which he paid.
CHARLES DANNENBERd, q son Of Henry
D|annenberg, Of the Eighth ward, fell In
a swoon while at work with the horses
In his fathers stable yesterday, and at q
late hour last night was still unconscious
DR.. Ford, who Is attending him, Is In
doubt as to what ails him.
Mr. MornEusTAMMosIAN, oiAnttoch,
Syria, will speak in the First Baptist
church, corner Of Twelfth and Byron
streets, this evening at 8 o'clock. He
. will wear the full dress worn by the
native Syrians during his lecture. There
Is no charge for admission, aud an In
teresting time is expected.
AccoRDINa 10 the steubenville Herald,
another young woman from this city has
been arrested by the police Of that place
as an immoral character. She was ar.
rested at the instigation Of her father,
who went up from here 10 look her up,
and at his suggestion she will be given O
long term In the Cleveland workhouse.
Her right name Is not given.