The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16
LOCAL BREYlTIRs,
Matters Of Minor Interest in and About the
City,

Matters Of Minor Interest In and About the
City,
THERE is much complaint among the
farmers OF this section OF the rayages Of
the cut worn.
THERE were twelve good average cases
In the police court yesterday morning,
and all but one paid the fines assessed.
Work was commenced yesterday put
ting up the safety gates on the Balti-
more 4 Ohio road at the street cross
ings,
HENRY YAAs was yesterday appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Henry
Yaas, ST., deceased bond 5000; Charles
HirsCh, surety.
P%osToPTICE INSPECTOR HoLMEs has
been along the Baltimore & Ohio across
the river In the past few days investigat-
Ing some alleged tampering with mails,
JOHN GoRBY, OF Bellalre, who runs
Baltimore & Ohio engine No. 720, made
a run from GAINESVILLE to Newark, a dis
lance OF twenty-six miles, in twenty
eight minutes,
OFFICER DESMOND found a man in the
Second ward market house yesterday
afternoon, so drunk he could not tell
his name, and he locked him up so that
nobody would steal him,
FRANK MURPHY, q North Wheeling
tunnel worker, went TO sleep in the
middle OF the Pewiky railroad track, A
train was close upon him, when q
chance passer'by saw him and rolled
him oil,
Miss ANNIE DANEuARDT, ofthe South
Side, who took rough on rats and then
attempted to cut her throat, was report,
ed last evening to DO improving, and
the physician In attendance had hopes
Of saving her life,
RESIDENTS in the vicinity Of the Four
tenth street spring are complainingthat
the faucets put in the oak box placed
there, are no good, and that the arrange
ments for saving water are so incomplete
that about half the water Is wasted.
THE last will and testament oil
Margaret Cruise, deceased, was yester-
day admitted TO probate and ordered to
be recorded. John O, Miller qualified
as executor; bond $780, Ellen Cunning
ham and Charles A. Miller, suretles,
OFFICER BELL yesterday arrested three
women OF a family named Evans, living
in tho East End, for whom John Nc
Cannon swore out warrants for fighting
on Sunday. A warrant was also Issued
on his complaint for Mrs. Dan Richie
on the same charge.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re.
cord q deed made July 10 by Daniel
Lamb and Henry NJ. Russell, special
commissioners, to Joseph Weidner, in
consideration OF $3.50, for lot II in square
90 OF the last Caldwell addition also
two deeds oftrust.
TIE members OF the Dayton base
ball team improved their time in the
city last evening by visiting the Whit
aker Iron Works. They were shown
through the various departments OF tho
mill and expressed themselves as very
much pleased with their visit.
TIE track for the neutrality-suspicious.
go.as.you.please walking match which
opens at Healy's Garden Wednesday
night st . o'clock, was laid yesterday. II
Is q good track, requiring t~wenty-eight
laps TO make u mile. 4 great deal oil
interest Is manifested in the match,
LAST night a man named Baker stood
on Market street and proclaimed HIM
self the champion middle slugger
OF the country. A man named Andrews
tapped him one to see what sort Of a
slugger he was" Baker yelled Muir;
derm "Helpl" and Officer West locked
them both up.
The Beethoven Singing Society has
elected William Grewe, President; Carl
Killing, Vice President; Henry Ploch,
Secretary ;:..Henry schaier, Treasurer
Ed scheuter, Director; William uegge,
Vice Directors John Kunz, Librarian
Music Committee, II, Schalfer, O. Killing,
William Muegge.
A NEW gang OF workmen arrived this
morning to repair the bridge over the
creek below town. This Is the thir'
teenth attempt that has been made 10
repair the structure damaged by the
flood OF last July. Our people travelling
to Wheeling will breathe easier when
thn work Ia comnleted,- Weusbtf1 Local.