The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-29
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Tue Laughln mill will 60 on to-day,
Tue Standard mill will &c on full this
oSE deed OF trust was recorded Sat
THERE are twenty-five cases on the
docket for this mornings police court,
SEVERAL hundred more emigrants
passed west over the B. & o, road Friday
night,
THE police arrested six persons in
Nell Martins Eof street house OF Ill
fame Saturday night,
OSE plain drunk was all there was in
the Police Court Saturday morning, but
an evening session at 7 o'clock had six
or eight.
Ma, 0. W. TuST, the cigarmaker next
To the Opera House, In Jumping of an
electric car Saturday evening fell and
fractured his wrist,
Tue laying OF the Market street brick
pavement on the broken stone founda-
ton was completed Saturday, The as
phalt blocks will be put down to-day,
WHITE's show closed its weeks en-
gagement at the Caldwell's run grounds
Saturday night, and will show to-day at
B~ellaire. 1t is one Of the best Of the
cheap shows,
CART NORMAN and James Manley, who
INDUCED in . fight in Fulton on the
Fourth OF July, were before Justice
Arkle Saturday night and were fined
$40 and costs each,
Ma. john WUEsT, who lives in Alley
3, in North Wheeling, has a remarkably
fine geranlum Of which he is very proud,
II contains twenty'nine perfect flowers,
and is a constant bloomer.
HARRY BoorH, of Newport, KY, and
Peter Brown, OF Cleveland, and Robert
Presock, Of the Belmont mill, ofthis city,
will to-day take charge OF the night turn
of the Standard mill plate mill,
A STRANGER attempted TO collect
money from the managers OF the base
ball exchange Saturday by altering
worthless tickets. He was detected and
left "yery sudden" to avoid arrest.
A YOUNG man named Tidd, living at
Murrayville, jumped of an Ohio River
train at MillwOod station Saturday and
ono OF his feet wa caught under the
wheels, %amputating about halt Of 1t,
The rain that fell in the city early Sat
urday morning seems not TO have visited
thesurrounding country to any consider
able extent. Out the National road the
corn shows need Of a good soaking rain,
OFFICERS BILL, Daumm, BuCh, Dona-
win and Stanley last night raided the
house at lT5 Seventeenth street., and
captured the lanllady, five girls and
three men. All deposited cash to cover
their fines,
The fire in the rubbish pile on the
wharf burned all Friday night and Sat
urday up TO about 2 O'Clock In the alter
noon. At that time the Hope Hose
Company was ordered out, and the fire
extinguished.
The members OF the Wheeling society
OF Turner'S, with their families and q
very small number OF invited friends,
went out yesterday to q retired grove
east Of the city, and had an enjoyable
basket picnic.
NICHOLAS MILLER was arraigned In
the police court Saturday evening on a
charge preferred by the Peoples Bank
officials OF ob~structing the street by let
ting his express wagon stand on 1t. The
Mayor reserved his decision.
IT was reported Saturday that q citizen
OF Washington county, who was seeing
the Wheeling elephant, had been robbed
OF $40 Friday night by the confidence
men o. the city, but he went home with
out any attempt TO recover his cash.
The Postal Telegraph Company has
commenced the work Of putting up its
poles along the river road, from the city
limits north toward Wellsburg. They
will begin their line In the city as soon
as the right Of way ordinance is passed.
The colored Odd Fellows OF this city
have secured low excursion rates to De-
trolt, Mich, by way OF the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, where the District Con.
yention will be held August 9 and Z.
Fare for the round TRIPS. Quitea mum.
Der will attend.
JONI NJ. SWEENEY, OF the electrical
railroad, wa %arraigned in the police
court Saturday on a charge Of obstruCt-
ing the streets by letting a car stand at
the point where the Benwood and up
town cars meet. Tho Mayor took the
case under advisement.
AGERMANs tonemason named Schmidt,
who lives at Etnaville, was arrested by
Bridgeport authorities Saturday, charged
with abusing his son, a lad aged four
teen years. II Is charged that Schmidt
used a club on the boy and cut his head
badly in several places.
SATURDAY a sewer which had been
blocked up, flooding several cellars on
Market street around the Register office,
was opened, and the source Of the trou.
bic found TO be beer bottles, beer mugs
and about twenty counterfeit silver dol.
lars, Where the queer money came
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