The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-17
LOCAL BRRYITIRs.
Matters OF Minor Moment IN and About the


houses Saturday night, but neither one
put In an appearance
AN electric car had the dynamo burned
out on North Main street Saturday, de-
laying travel somewhat.
THR city crematory was shut down |
Saturday for repairs, It will be in order
and at work again by this evening
A SLIGHT FIRE in the residence Of A. ].
Clarke, Esq, on the Island, was discoy-
cred in time to prevent serious results,
THE Carpenters picnic, at the Park on
Saturday, was a great success, nearly
fifteen hundred people being in attend
ance,
A SETTLEMENT OF the dispute between
the Coopers' Union and Reymanl Brew
ing Company has been effected Tor the
present,
The Wesley NJ, E, Sunday school had
an excursion to Cresap's Grove on the
Ohio River Railroad Saturday and a pic
mic there.
AUcTIoNEER HALLER, on Saturday,
sold the Ritter property, on Market
street, near Twenty.third, to g. O. Payne
for $500,
THE difference between the carpenters
and Beltz, Flading & Co, having been
amicably settled, the men Will resume
work this morning.
THR lastNwills Of s. Horkheimer, de-
ceased, and Emily Pollock, deceased,
were admitted to probate and ordered TO
be recorded on Saturday.
TIM Bellaire Independent says that Ma
than Banks, OF Benwood, q photographer,
committed suicide by taking poison,
Business depression was the cause
THE wheelmen meet at the corner Of
Main and Twelfth streets this evening,
at I o'clock sharp, for q run over the
north end OF the city and the Island.
An excursion was run yesterday by
the b., q. & @. railroad from Caldwell,
Ohio, 10 Bellaire and Wheeling. Only
few OF the excursionists came up 70
this City-Bellaire offered enough at
fractions for them.
A NUMBER OF comrades from Temple
ton most, g, A. r., OF Washington, Pa,
will be down next Saturday night JUNE
22d, to pay iraternal visit to j. w. Hol'
lilay post, g. A. K. The visitors Will re-
Ceiye q warm welcome.
In the Circuit Court at st. olairsyills
last week Alex. Linn, Of Martins Ferry,
was given q Judgment OF - 200 for In
iuries sustained on the railroad at the
time George McKirahan was killed near
the Elson Glass Works.
In the police court Saturday there was
only ono case, that against the Wheel
| ing Butchers Association for harboring
vicious and dangerous dog, 1t was
continued. Only two arrests were made
| by the police Saturday night
THE Cleveland, Loraln q Wheeling
railroad has made cut OF about sixty
men, and reduced the pay OF all em-
ployes receiving over $40 per month ten
per cent, the reduction and cut being
caused by the coal trade falling of.
THERE was serious run.of at the
head ofTwelith street Saturday even.
inc, and four boys who were in the
wagon were hurt, one Of them quite SER
iously. It could not he learned TO whom
the wagon belonged or who the boys
were.
THERE was big rush OF people to the
Park Yesterday afternoon to enjoy the
sacred concert by the Opera House Or
chestra and get q breath OF fresh air
among the trees. The rain came so late
II did not interfere with the enjoyment
Of visitors.
In the Supreme Court this morning
the cases OF Anderson against McGlnnis
and Fleming against Got, in regard to
the vote OF Kanawha county, will be
heard. The vote OF this county viz
rually settles the question in both cases,
and they will be watched with consider
able interest.
THE Carpenters Union has elected the
following officers: President, !. j. Moss
burg; Vice President, Henry Rose; Re-
Cordlng Secretary, Alex. Bebout; Finan-
cial Secretary, Ed, Gosscurth Treasurer,
Theodore Wagner; Conductor, Robert
Danaway; Warden, E. w. Shaw; Trus-
tee, Herman Hess.
THERE was lively scene on the sus-
pension bridge yesterday afternoon,
when a resident OF the Island who, the
toll keeper claims, had not paid his toll,
attempted to 90 over the bridge. The
collectors refused, but he went over al.
ter some trouble. It Ia said q warrant
will be sworn out for him.
A HORSE belonging to seibert, the Ice
man, died yesterday. Keeper serlg, Of
the crematory, complains that 1t was
hauled 10 the top Of the hill and left
there when the Crematory was cold for
repairs. He objects 10 having to handle
dead horses without assistance from
those who bring them up or from others.