The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19
LOCAL BREYITIRs
Matters Of Minor Momspt in and About the
City.

SlxTy'HouR female walking match
Capitol rink this afternoon and evening,
HUNDREDS OF men and boys are to be
seen going fishing every day just now,
A BOY named Harden fell on broken
bottle on Main street and cut his right
hand badly,
THE house adjoining the sChenCk
building, endangered by the caving In
Of the ground, Is being torn down.
The Council Committee on Accounts,
called to meet last evening, failed to get
a quorum, and adjourned until this
evening,
TRMBLE & LuTz recently booked a
contract for piping the County Infrma-
ry at WoOdsiield, Monroe county, Ohio,
for water and gas
The funeral Of August ZoeCkler took
place yesterday afternoon from his late
home in Fulton, and was one Of the most
largely attended ever seen here,
The Ohio river train due here yester.
day at II a. IN. was two and a half hours
late, on account OF big slip OF earth on
the track not far from Sistersvllle,
CAPT, NJ. I. CARR, civil engineer, was
appointed Engineer in charge OF the
new reservoir, by the Board OF Water
Works, vice Bert Hazlett, resigned.
WILLIAM JOHNSON, accused OF cutting
the Pittsburgh Randall Club member
Crowley, was yesterday released on bail,
his father signing his bond for 500,
IT is believed that the application OF
the glass-packers for a charter to form
an assembly OF the knights OF Labor will
be granted by General Master Workman
Powderly.
KLIEyRs, Kraft & Go. this week booked
a contract for 2.story double frame
dwelling house for William link, on
Eoff street, between Forty'seventh and
Forty.eighth.
Mr.. Fl. soHMULBAcH yesterday pre-
sented Manager Tracy, OF the Western
Union Telegraph office, with a handsome
and comfortable easy chair for his new
private office.
A FINE Jersey COW belonging to Mr..
smallwood, OF East Wheeling, was struck
by a Baltimore & Ohio engine near the
Central Glass Works yesterday morn
Ing, and Its back broken. 1t had to be
killed,
BRLLAIRE I.oDaE No. 37S, l. o. o. f.,
Of this city, has accepted the Invitation
OF a brother lodge in Wheeling to be
present at the anniversary celebration
on the Goth, Our boys will go up with
a brass band.-Bellaire Tribune.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record three deeds OF trust and a deed
made April l2 by William ii. Russell
and wife to Ellie I. Russell, in consider.
alton OF S., for lot 2 on the National
road, four miles east OF the city.
In the police court yesterday "sha-
mus" O'Brien, arraigned rs vagrant,
was given q week to secure work. A
stranger named Harry was fined 81 aud
costs for a plain drunk, aud not having
the cash put up his watch as security.
THE Bonanza, n large elegant side
wheel packet from the lower waters, will
be up to-day In place oil the Louis A.
Sherley, and will leave Sunday at a.
m, for Cincinnati. She is one OF the
largest boats seen on these waters for
years.
ALREADY unusual interest Is manifest
ed in the engagement OF Mile Rhea, an
nounCed for the Opera House next Wed.
nesday evening in Shakespeare's "Much
Ado about Nothing" AS Beatrice the
fair Belgian will doubtless attract Il
large and brilliant audience.
TIE damage suit OF r. s. KinCheloe
VS.. the Etna Copying Company was
heard last night before Squire PeterInan,
who gavo Kincheloe judgment for $40.
The Copying Company took an appeal.
There was rather sensational passage
between the manager OF tho company
and Mr.. KinCheloe's attorney.
TIE electric ears will be stopped earlier
than usual tonight to allow the over
head wires TO be connected with the
wires forming the loop. The connections
to be made will be ut Twenty.seventh,
Thirty.third and Thirty-ninth streets,
but will be completed 80 as to allow the
oars to be running by 0 q. III. Saturday
Imorntng.
A FINE, spirited pony which young
man was riding on CRapllne street yes
terday afternoon, ran of and dashed ut
a reckless speed down Chapline and
down Sixteenth street to Market. Capt.
Delbrugge was in doubt, SO well did the
rider hold to the saddle, whether II was
q run off or case OF fast riding that
called for arrest.
THIS section OF country is getting
some churches Of which oil may be
proud. Bridgeport, st, Clairsville and
New Cumberland have completed Gle.
CANT houses OF worship, Rbllaire and
Martins Ferry are about TO erect fins
ones. and nov Barnesville Is To have u
new stone church. Proposals for It's
construction are invited In another col
cmn.
Tur prospect OF settling the strike OF
the Amalpanated men In the new steH-
benville iron works is slim, and tho raw
material which was to have DeHn WorEed
up at Alikanna Is being shipped to Me-
Keesport. tits now said that the EN-
ployment OF Steubenville puddlers was
another cause Of the strike in addition
to reservations made In the scale by tho
management that 1t would conduct the
affairs ofthe mill 10 suit itself,
AN old lady was put of Pan. Handle
train No. 2 this morning at this city,
who was on her way from Paris, ILL.,, 10
Washington, where she proposes 10 In.
terCede with the President for the re.
prieve OF her son, convicted of some
olIense against the Government. Her
funds had run out and she was obliged
to stay here to procure money In order
to pursue her journey. She had many
letters from officials and prominent
people Of her county. - SeubcnviIc
Herald,
TIE Jewish congregation Is observing
the Passover this week. This Feast Is
celebrated In Commemoration Of the re.
demption OF the 1sralites from Egypt. 1t
Is called the Passover because Il f. the
seRson that the Angel OF Death, in kill.
Ing the lrst born Of the Egyptians, pass.
ed over tho houses Of Israel, II Is also
called the Feast Of the Redemption. The
peculiarly Of the feast Is that Israeiles
cat only llnleavenUd bread during this
le9L In Commemoration OF the bread
that their lcreiathers ute when leaving
i Egypt, being In tnO great q hurry 10