The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-12
LOCAL BREvlTlE.S.
Matters OF Minor Moment In nnh Abont
tho Ctr. |

Matters or Minor Moment In nnd About
tho City.
poLlcE LIEUTENANT DEEu Ia again dis.
abled by illness, and ,7as oil duty yea.
FIsiER'sstove foundry will shut down
evening for 4 two weeks rest, alter
n long run.
The striking carpenters will give a
benefit picnic Il. the State Fair grounds
this afternoon.
TIE English Lutheran Sunday school
will picnic at the Wheeling Park next
Thursday, tho 18th.
DEPUTY SHERIFF JOHN WHITE went
10 Valley Grove yesterday to settle with
tho district school board there.
TIE Elson Glass works, Of Martins
Ferry, will have n full limo OF samples
at the Mcclure House after next Mon.
day.
TIE Top mill blast furnace has gone
out OF blast for an indefinite peoriod.
Only the nail factory Is running there
now.
BEGINNING on July 10 rates on pro.
vilions from Chicago to Ohio river
points will be reduced from Il to S
cGn.a.
YouSG mems meetings at the Y. NJ.
G. A. building, Market and Twentieth
streets, at So'clock tonight aud ! O'Clock
tomorrow.
ANOTHER big barge load OF stone for
the new bridge arrived yealerday. Work
on tho excavation for the cast abutmcut
goes right along.
TIE water was shut of at tho basin at
II O'Clock last night, 10 clean it, but
there was plenty OF water all night from
tho supply in tho mains.
A REPORT Ia in circulation at Bellaire
that Capt. RI. Deyrieo, Of Wheeling, Is
10 BIO made general manager OF the Bel.
laire nail works, having illl charge OF all
departments.
REV. r. DEWITT TALMAGE wants $3.50
for an of hand talk aud $500 for n get
speccl, ut the Harvest Home picnic. 1t
Is safe to say le will not be there, says
the St. Clairsville Gazette.
TIE machinery for operatineth thu three
miles OF endless chain recently put In
| Wheeling Greek coal mines, is all on the
ground, and will DO placed and put in
operation as rapidly as possible.
LOUIS NElpEL has sold biz house at
Thirty.thira and Water streets to the
Terminal Railway Company, and bought
| y lot on the corner OF EoE aud Thirty.
sixth streets from II. i. Behrcna.
TIE latest case OF confidence opera.
| ton reported Is the robbery of a young
German OF North Wheeling Of SO in &
saloon on the Upper Market square by a
dice sharp. No complaint was made to
the police.
THE Postoitice excursion to P%ittsbrrea
tomorrow promises to be quite an affair.
The boys will stop OFT ut Hope Church
Grove, sixrniles this side OF the city,
where the morning will be spent and
dinner served.
MASTER EARL WELLS, eldest son OF the
late E. W. Wells, IVES bitten byavicioug
dog on Thursday. The dog belonged to
Pearson, the saloon.keeper under
%Thompson's livery stable. An officer
shot the animal.
THE authorities OF Washington, Pa,
are threatened with an injunction by
the enemies OF the street pavingEcheme,
who claim that the $4,000 special in.
dcbtedness is not sufficient to do the
work rs projected.
YESTERDAY electric motor D struck q
milk wagon coming out OF the alley
south OF Thirty-nilh street. The wagon
was only slightly damaged, but it ruined
milk and cans and measures and things
thercabouts for a little while.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record one deed OF trust and a deed
made April 81 by l.. S. Delaplain and
others to Della 81. Wells, for SS225,
lot 105 on the east side OF South Huron
street, in Daniel Zane's addition.
THIEVES entered the residence OF
William A. Deiters, at West Wheeling,
last night, says Thuspday's Bellnire IN.
dependent, and stole his pantaloons. In
the pockets they found $50 in cash,
some keys and other things. They took
VIC Cnhh ELI !rIt tuS paillS Will Keys
etc, hanging on the front fence.
BAENuM 4 BAILEY never had so many
wonderful new attractions before SIS taay
have this year in their Greatest Show on
Earth. This show is larger. better and
Grander than ever, and contains n
myriad new aud startling features
never before seen. 1t will exhibit here
on Wednesday, July 80, and the big pa
rade takes place in the morning at nine
o'clock, with two performances afternoon
and evening.
PHILIP BEUSEn has been appointed
trainmaster Of the Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing division OF the Baltimore l. Ohio
railroad. The appointment was made to
fill a newly created Office. 1t has been
the custom on the Baltimore & Ohio to
allow'the train Dispatcher 10 conduct the
movement Of trains, but It was found
that cases often arose in which he had
no power to act. It was then necessary
to reierthe matter to the superintendent.
iH0tI1i Enpln