The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-05
LOCAL BRRYIfLEs.
matters Of Minor Moment in and About the
Clio.

EMMA HUNK has obtained q divorce
from her husband, Charles HUM.
TUE first cross beam for the cross-oYer
Of the Union bridge at the Top mill was
put up yesterday,
FouR new houses are In course OF con-
struction on Twenty'ninth street Just
east Of Mcoulloch,
CANTON and Wheeling came together
yesterday with the usual result, Cam
ton, 81 Wheeling, 8.
THR puddle mill at the LaBelle was of
yesterday morning on account oil the
breaking Of a spindle,
THR RIVERSIDE Iron Company are
building a new house over their gasa 10
cumulalor at Benwood.
JoHN STEWART, engineer OF the steam
er Climax, fell into the river yesterday
and was rescued with some difficulty,
August BuscHwISa, an employeatt the
schmulbach brewery, had a finger badly
mashed yesterday by q piece Of ice tall-
ing on it.
JoHN, s~7,year.old son Of a man named
Oraddock. living on Charles street, ieli
down a flight OF stairs yesterday aud
bIoke his right arm
Tue cobblestone foundation for the
new brick floor Of the Yigllant engine
house IL completed, and workmen are
putting in the cement,
A MAN named George Yates, q work
man on the Union bridge, was slightly
hurt yesterday by a heavy piece OF iron
falling against his leg.
THR Lawson Hotel property at West
Alexander, Pa, will be sold at public
sale on Saturday, September Ia, See ad'
vertisement in this issue.
WoRKMRN are putting the cap course
on the first Ohio shore pieroi the Union
bridge, The derrick has been taken
down and a single boom substituted,
The pier will be finished tomorrow,
AudUsr HorrMAEN, the foreman Of
bursts candy factory, was married Tues
day evening to Mrs, Christiana WalleTt
BY Rev, WerdeL, The ceremony was
performed In Mr., Werder's parlors.
A MARRIAGE license was issued by Re-
corder Hook yesterday TO August burch,
aged 81, q native Of Germany, now Of
Wheeling, aud Hannah Nenhaus, ssed
81, a native and resident OF Wheeling.
Mayors orchestra furnished the music
for a dance given last night at Fishers
place out the Bethany road, This even
Ing the orchestra will furnish the music
for the annual fair hop at1st'I elairsvllle'
The. retail grocers Of this city, at a
meeting held this week, concluded 70
continue closing their stores at o'clock,
Friday and Saturday evenings excepted,
as they have been doing since the tirsl
Of May.
The adjourned meeting OF manufac'
turers interested 10 the procuring Of a
better natural gas fuel supply, to be
held at the Chamber Of Commerce this
afternoon at Q o'clock, should be largely
attended,
ABOUT 8 o'clock Tuesday evening q
slight fire was discovered in DR.. j, w
McCoy's stable, In the Eighth ward
The men at the hose house ran over 10
the stable, but the FIRE had been extin'
guished with a few buckets OF water.
A TELEGRAM was received at police
headquarters yesterday from Mt
Hockey, Of West Alexander, Pa, asking
that the horse and cart folnd In possess,
ion OF John Cole be held till he called
for It. Hockey is livery stable pro
prietor.
Carr. L:W. INoLEBRIdHT, Of the Ohio
City Ferry Company, has a team and
scraper at work dredging outthe bottom
Of the river near the ferry wharf, on the
Ohio side, opposite North Wheeling
The water Is so low that the boat cannol
land at that point
THERE we're thirty.two people paid Q
quarter each 10 hear Mr.. and Mrs. Hates
talk on spiritualism, at g. A. X, hal
last night. Mrs. Hates gave sew
eral tests that were satisfactory TO
majority OF the audience, nearly all o,
whom were sp~iritualists.
Ar the Buckeye glass works, Martin'l
Ferry, all departments are on full, ant
the decorators and packers are working
at night to keep up with the demand
President seamon stated yesterday thai
their trade Is In very good condition, ant
prospects are good iof a continuance.
LIZZIE WRIGHT, a 13,year-old coloret
girl living at No. 1910 Chapline street
In jumping out OF the door Of her homt
yesterday, lit on a board containg three
old rusty nails, the points Of which were
sticking up. She was In her bare feel
and the nailssunk into the flesh making
very bad wounds. Her foot was much
swollen last night and lockjaw is feared