The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12
LOCAL BREYITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in md About
the City,

CRY TAXES are due and payable atthe
,tiice Of City Collector Myles.
The Benwood nail works will resume
operations on Monday, All the other
are busy.
BASE BALL at Island park this alter
loon-the Pittsburgh League club VS.
picked nine Of professionals, Game
called at $3.50 o'clock.
The baltimore L Ohio Company have
again put on their lust special oyster
trains for the transferring OF the Juicy
bIValye from the coast 10 the West.
GEORGE ]. MATHlsoN, the real estate
agent, yesterday sold the residence at
the upper end OF Twelfth street that Mr..
]. Dallas Ewing has been occupying, to
MIR, John Wclty, for $4,000.
THE glass packers have declared their
strike of US Il was predicted they would
do a few days since, and for the reasons
given at that time-that they failed to
receive the support they expected IRON
other organizations.
WoRD comes from Belaire that the
Bellare steel plant will 20 on In tull
operation next Monday, Nearly all the
old strikers have been given their old
jobs. 1t is not known when things VIII
be in condition 10 start the nail factory
COMPANY D, Of the First West Vir-
ginia Regiment, comprising thirLy,nine
men under command OF Capt. W, d
Sine, were in the city part Of Yesterday
and left for Wellsburg at 0i4O p M
where they take part in tho shaun battle
to-day.
WoRD was received here last night to
the effect that Frank West, better known
rs "Dutchy" West, who was sent to the
penitGntiary about two years ago TO serve
a fifteen year term fir Chlorctormlng
and robbing people in East Wheeling Is
dying
GEORGE PRICE, an old offender, was
before Justice Arklo yesterday, charged
with carrying off stove belonging u
Dennis Gardner, the well known color
ed teanlster. George was sent to jul! ~
default OF the payment Of a tue oil p
and costs.
CHEF DELBRUGGI has prepared and
served notice on the propIiGtOrs OF shanty
boats lying along the river front, that
they must move to other quarters a.
once. He has ordered the police to raid
all boats found along the shore, alter
sufficient time has been allowed them IN
which TO move.
Tng remains Of John 0'Corner Opop,
ular South slIeglassworker, we're buried
In Mt. Calvary cemetery yesterday, Ihe
funeral services were held ut the Church
Of the immaculate Conception. 4 large
number OF his iellow.wOrkmen followed
the remains to their last resting place
TIE Past Chancellors aud representa-,
tives from this city who attended the
sessions OF the Grand Lodge, knights
Of Pythias, at Huntinytond have returned
much pleased with their trip aud the
hoqpitable treatment they received at
the hands Of the Huntington knights
and citizens,
ERNEST MARsCuUGR, a lbyear Old boy,
was struck on the head by n brick,
thrown by another boy named Marsh,
NJ the Hobbs glass works early yGster.
day morning. The brick cut n small
cash in the scalp and happened to sever
small artery. The boy bled prolusely,
but physician Lgd 20 trouble in stop
ping the hemorrhagd.
YouNG mems meetings will be held at
the Young Mems Christian Association
building at 1880 O'Clock tonight and ut
4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. These
meetings are always interesting, and all
Young men are made Welpope, The
diagram OF reserved seats is now open
at the Association building for tho lee
ture next Tuesday evening
Henry GERsTMANHEIMER, the man
who came near killing Policeman
Frohme, was taken to the Insane Hos
nital a Weston yesterday. The bulldog
revolver with which he shot the oiict
aud the strange, foreign knives and dag
gers which were found on his person,
have been attained by the attorneys who
defended him, rs souvenirs.
On Thursday afternoon Of this week
Mr.. Michael DiDger, while out on q
hunting expedition down in Marshall
county, bagged twenty.one quail, His
handsome white pointer prince" an
imported hunting dog with grea. rec
ord, which Mr.. Dinger secured at con.
siderable expense, is deserving OF credit
for the splendid part he took in stirring
up the birds,
Nix. HENRY BEU called at this office
last evening and explained that he Ind
kept his little ones, now dead, at home
from school from the time they FIRST
showed symptoms Of diphtherin, and
that he had reported their illness 10 the
Health Officer rs soon ms the physician
in charge stated that their disease wis
diphtheria. LILO also told Miss Harper
not to allow the children from school to
call to look at the corpses. Mr.. Beu's
premises are in good sanitary condition
and his children contracted the dlserse
elsewhere.