The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-15
D.GundIing& Co.
So TWELFTH STREET.
LOCAL BRRvITIEs,

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
the City.
AT the Grand to-night-Nellie Free In
the "Silver Spur"
TIE new tubular boiler for the Elec'
triCal plant Is about IN position, and the
stack for the furnace will BIO put up to-
day.
FREp MglDRL, JR., who Is employed ID
the hinge factory, had a finger badly
ia lshed while working with the ma
ChinerN
! ,THR Mixed Pickles Social is the name
NJ an organization that DANCED ut Teu'
tonia hall i i.st night Everybody had "
good time.
WILLIAM GAREgR was on ona o. llls
periodical sprees last night anu "ulgeI
Moran gathered him up and put hin'
behind the bars.
JUSTICE DAVIS sent Adam Coleman 10
Jail for ten days yesterday in default OF
the payment OF a fine OF 81 and costs i'm.
posed for drunkenness.
LENA ELLIG, an eight.yearold daugh-
ter Of Gustaye Ellig, fell while playing
in the street last evening and broke her
arm between the wrist and the elbow.
DR.. John Pipes reduced the fracture.
The sidewalk at the corner Of South
and Market streets needs repairing
badly, The bricks are gone for space
OF ten feet, and u mud puddle little
too big for lady to jump over Is the
result. - X KS
HARRY, better known as poodle"
Price, was arrested by Officer He'll yes
terday for lettering and then refusing to
move on when ordered. He'll also ar
rested an individual named Rooling 81.
mon for indecent behavior.
A NEW bowling club has been organ
lied. 1t Is known as the Full Moon
Bowling Club; Mr.. Muhp is captain, Mr..
Mars president, and Mr.. Jupiter secretary
and treasurer. They meet first and last
quarters Of moon, and "bowl" during full
moon.
Henry HlGas and Fred GrulTey, two
young men who were arrested at the
Grand Wednesday night for disorderly
conduct, were each lined 81 and costs BY
Justice Davis yesterday. Higgs settled,
but at last accounts Grufley was booked
for ten.day s stay in Jail.
MANUFACTURERS Of steel and iron oil
all kinds doing business along this val
ley, are making shipments as rapidly as
possible in order that both they and
their patrons may get tho advantage OF
the low rates now in force. On the 18th
inst, the rate on all iron articles will
advance.
AN effort Is being made to interest
some OF the business men 10 new basket
factory which 1t Is proposed to establish
somewhere over on the South Side. The
scheme is one contemplating the turning
out Of grocers and farmers baskets and
other staple goods in the basket line, in
large quantities.
THE fifth sand venture in tho Taylors.
town district Of the Washington oil field
does not seem TO pay out as expected.
Several wells have failed to find II which
shows that the sand is only stray sand
and very much spotted. However, as II
Is only q few feet below the Gordon sand
many are swinging tools 10 try their
luck.
THE crematory road is once more In an
almost impossible condition and those
who have to haul over 1t are loud In
their complaints. The road was never
In the horrible condition II is nowi the
recent wet spell produced mud holes
into which wheels sink nearly up 10 the
hubs. Unless some money is spent 10
fixing the road 1t will soon be impossible
to use Il.
CHARLES BAKRn, a tcamster engaged
in hauling stone for the Union Bridge
Company, had the misfortune TO lose a
valuable horse yesterday. His team
was hauling several heavy stones along
MCColloCh street, when sudden jolt
caused one Of them 10 fall of the front
end OF the wagon. II struck the leg Of
one ofthe horses and broke 1t In q very
bad manner.