The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-22
I0uAL BRRYllIEs.


lAAtteFA OF minor Antpfeht About the
City,
RuS by Victor Wheslmen this evening,
WllgE's ten.cent circus at Caldwell's
run this evening.
THR Workmen on the North Wheeling
tunnels and the Union bridge got their
pay Saturday,
THE Paxton fountain will be painted
and repaired, something 1t has needed
for along time.
THR farmers have all finished cutting
their wheat. They are now busy haul,
ing in wheat and cutting grass,
THR Mark Twain Rod and Gun club
gave a very successful picnic atthe State
Fair grounds Saturday afternoon,
THR annual reunion Of the Society Of
the Army Of West Virginia will be held
at Columbus, o., September 4 and 8.
Tue Sisters Of St, Joseph's academy
have in contemplation q picnic TO be
held at the fair grounds for the benefit
Of their school.
THERE Is a well-deflned rumor that
work Is to be resumed on the Market
street pavement this morning, but It is
probably incorrect
The Council Board OF Equalization
and Appeals will meet to-day, and the
Council Committee on Police is called
to meet this evening,
TIE surveyor OF the River road north
Of the city gives notice that he will
prosecute any person throwing garbage
within a hundred feet OF the road.
IT was the State Board Of Health, not
the Stats Medical Society, which recon-
mended that sewage Crematories be built
at the Weston and Spencer Insane Asy-
lums.
Ron DICKSON had q hearing before
Judge PAUL, OF the circuit court, Satur-
day forenoon, in. chambers, on a writ Of
habeas corpus, and was held In $500 bail
and In default remainded to jail,
A RRYMANN beer wagon horse went
into the water pipe ditch on Sixteenth
street below Chapline Friday night,
there being no light displayed on the
dangerous obstruction to the street,
CLERK Hook on Saturday admitted to
record two deeds OF trust and issued q
marriage license 10 Anton Weisner, a
native OF Germany, aged 80, and Theresa
Bloch, a native OF Germany, aged IS,
CuIEF OF POLICE D~ELBRuGdE returned
Saturday evening from ten days solourn
in cottage at Beaver Dam, belonging Ia
a fishing club OF which he is a member
The party had a royal good time while
there.
ONE OF the early trains on the Hemp
field division struck and killed 0 fne
COW near the creek bridge In Easl
Wheeling yesterday morning. The
owners name could not be learned
The carcass was sent to the Crematory.
MRssRs. CHARLES BRADBURY, BicI
Sheppard, Todd Lukins, Charley Gaus
Rich Gaus and John Campbell, well
known young men OF the Island, lei
yesterday morning on ahtwo weeks triI
through this State, The boys have al
old wagon fixed up, and " somewhat re
sembles the original Deadwood coach.
ABOUT 10 o'clock Saturday morning
Mrs. Fred Merz, residing at No. so Forty
9Th street, was sitting In the house talk
ing to her daughter, when she suddenly
screamed and fell into her daughter
arms. A physician was at once sent for
but when he arrived she was dead
Heart disease was assigned as the cause
The State Fair Association is sendinI
out very handsome Autographs adver
Using the fair. II will be held SePtem
Der o, 10, II, IL and Is, and the manager
: are hard at work 10 make the exhibition
larger and better than ever. II such
i. thing Is possible, President Hobbs ant
Secretary Hook are the men to do it,
WelSbnrg NepS.
TIE international walking mattel
closed at Healey's Garden Saturda.
night, with Sam Day in the lead will
y 200 miles aud one lap, and Engledrur
second with 240 miles 10 laps. Seibel
y had 234 miles l2 laps, and McGrane ISL
Saturday afternoon Manager Wood wei
on the track and ran eight miles Il
about one hour and twenty minutes.
CHARLES BELL, colored, Of Wheeling
. had q hearing Friday afternoon at
o'clock, before Squire Ripple, on a Charg
OF aggravated assault and battery on th
person OF Mamie Williamson, colored, q
this place. The charge grew out Of tn
stabbing OF Miss Williamson by Bel
several days since. Bell was held IA
court and In default Of bail in the sur
OF $500 was committed TO jail lYdSt
ingtOn (Pd.) Report9.