The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-03
LOCAL BREYITIRS.
Matter. Of Minor Moment In and About
the City,

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the City,
Tue Belmont mill resumed operations
again yesterday.
AT the Grand to.night-the "Kinder-
garten" company,
TuE stonework on the new bay, at the
Custom House, is about completed,
JgPP DAVIS became too numerous at
Louis Carl's saloon yesterday evening
and was arrested by Officer Moran.
ED STAPLRToN, the base ball player
who has been with the Springfield, w.,
club during the past season, is IN the
city.
THOMAS YOUNG broke screen, and In
other ways acted In an unseemly manner
at Scott Richards saloon last night,
Officer Moran locked him up
KATIE CoFPIRLD and George Shlat
were found In compromising position
| in an alley in the Fifth ward last night
by Officer Wilkie, They were arrested
YESTERDAY morning a slight fire oc-
Cured in package OF clothes In a closet,
in South Main street tenement II was
extinguished without calling out the de-
partment.
BUSINESS Is lively at the Sheril's office
these days, Business men and others
are paying their taxes and thereby saw
ing the discount, Only q few more days
OF grace are left. f...
YESTERDAY Hugh Devinney was fined
500 and costs by Justice DAVIS Tor
assault and battery, on the complaint OF
Frank Smith, IN default of payment,
he was sent to jul for 10 days,
SUPERINTENDENT CUMMINGS, Of the
Water Works, was at work yesterday
with q force Of men putting in new
line OF water pipe on Coal street. 1t
will be connected with the Fifth street
main,
Work on the Union bridge and It's
terminals continues TO progress rapidly
The stone masODS Rre at work on the
two channel piers, and the structural
iron work over the Top mill is almost
completed.
TIE Citizens Railway Company have
provided cory, comfortable winter quar-,
ters for their employees at the Island
stables. They have fixed up q room,
put ii stove, &C., all OF which the boys
greatly appreciate,
The steubenvile GdlstLe says: There
Is rumor to the effect that the Albania
mill people will build q large iron works
OH the Crescent farm opposite the pres
cut mill property, to be run in connec'
ton with the Alikanna mill.
TIE ladies' OF the Arion Society will
hold their first RGgserisite OF the season
at the club house on the South Side ibis
afternoon and evening. A very pleas
ant time Is anticipated. In the past
these social gatherings have been very
popular.
FOURTEEN cases OF typhoid fever are
reported from Jeddo, a hamlet on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad, above
Steubenvile. The Ohio State Board OF
Health has been advised OF the preva-
lence OF the disease aud will probably
order an investigation as to the causes.
A wELL.KNowN and popular gentle.
man Of tho Island who for several
months las experienced occasional,
strange sensations, yesterday morning
extracted from bis anatomy q good sized
needle; 1t was black and Corroded and
tho head or eye had disappeared. He
says he feels relieved.
JUSTICE DAVIS yesterday committed to
Jail rs lunatic, James W. Howell, OF
) the Island. He Is q man about forty
years old, and las been peddling water
melons about OF late. He talks about
General Grant being still alive and In
other ways demonstrated to the satistaO'
ton OF the Justice that he was badly oil.
TIE members Of the City Water Board,
: Capt. NJ. T. Carr, the civil engineer who
has been the Boards representative in
overlooking the construction Of the new
and leaky reservoir, and William CHS.
holm, the contractor, met at the Office OF
=. the Board yesterday morning and talked
the situation over. A visit was made 10
the defective basin, but nothing definite
in the way Of q conclusion was arrived
at
YESTERDAY Phillip Medert complain.
ed before Justice Davis that Mrs. Han.
nah Spooner had used prolane Language
toward him. She was arrested, but at
the hearing proved her innocence, and
was dismissed, and the costs Of the case
charged to the complainant. Medert
appeared at the hearing in an intoxIcat-
ed condition, and was tued 81 and costs
=. for being drunk in court. In default Of
payment he was sent to Jail for ten days.
SOME time since a young man with
the initials j. W. N. tatooed on his arm
was killed on the Baltimore & Ohio road
at Benwood. Mrs. William Harter, OF
Steubenville, became impressed with
. the idea that the victim was her grand.
son, and accordingly had the remains
disinterred and reburied, and mourned
. his death. Yesterday she received u
letter dated at Chicago from the young
man whose death she was mourning,
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