The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-03
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ln1taIt.h( Rslsty tase'oa. y sadlApeas
-" the City.
A B. & O. FJsi1Gur train broke In two
at Eod street last evening and blockad-
ed the street quite while. 4
JoiIy and Arch Norman were arrested
last night by Chief Delbrugge md ON.
Ger Donovan for disorderly conduct. !
WAsnours on tho Baltimore 4 Ohio
near GAINESVILLE, delayed all trains for
four or i've hours yesterday morning.
Deputy SUPREME DicrAroR J. A. MET.
CALF, OF The Knights OF Honor. last
night installed the newly elected officers
Of Alpha Lodge.
A YoRcr Of men has been busy for
two days cleaning out the sewers in tho
Sixth ward. Every sewer In TINT part
Of town was plugged.
A BAND Of gypsies who have been
camped on Boggs' run for some time,
passed through the city yesterday on
their way up tho river. y.
Mn. FRANK G. CALDWELL, OF the Cald.
well 4 Peterson Manufacturing Com
pany, has been granteda patent on an.
other improvement In metallic ceilings.
THERE was another rain with some
lightning last evening. After the first
shower there was rainbow, and the
sun set In sea Of flre below the clouds.
TIE funeral OF MIR. Robert p. Doyener
will take place at 2 o'clock this after.
| O. Mokthnutto Nhprn1, nv. "a
interment will be at Greenwood come.
terry. AZ % 'l ,HM@l7ytt ,fs
| WoHH Is progressing day and night on
tho restoration Of the telephone lines,
but 1t 10 now said that about two weeks
must elapse before tho Instruments can
b. used. .aE.a,,.
ENTRIES will be received until Thurs.
day noon for horse race, to take place on
Fair Grounds on Fourth OF July. Prize,
$50. Inquire OF W. 7. Mitchell, 1918
EoT street. HP s#Nl7t
TIE Natural Gas Company Of West
Virginia has rig up on their immense
block OF property near Sistersville, Tyler
county. The well will be started in the
near future.
ANNIE, the thrce.year.old daughter OF
William Sisson, died yesterday and the
remains were taken to Wheeling this
morning for Washington,
Pa, Journal
A rlvE.yEAR,oLD daughter OF William
Archer, living in Alley Is near Woods
street, fell down stairs, and was 80 badly
hurt that DR.. Morris had to be called In
to dress her injuries.
THERE were 1877 arrests made by the
police in June. OF these 70 were for
disorderly conduct, 45 for drunkenness,
G for keeping houses Of ill fame and 81
for being in such houses.
SOME OF the boys who came up from
the Mark Twain fishing camp yesterday
brought with them jumbo frog, weigh.
ing two pounds, which was caught yes.
terday by Capt. Bob Miller.
THERE will be quite an exodus oil
Bridgeport people to Wheeling Island
on the Fourth OF July, to witness the
drill OF the Knights OF St. George and
the horse racing at the picnic on the
New Fair Grounds.
IT was reported last night that the
Hold Carriers Union has decided, that
since the bricklayers are working with
non.union tenders, they will carry the
bod for anyone who will pay the price
and give them their hours.
A TEAM belonging to Thomas Ginter,
a farmer from Marshall county, fright.
ened at IN electric motor yesterday on
Market street, and turning into Eley.
enth street, collided with market
wagon. The damage was slight. .l
LAST night Officers Truachler, Donley
and Wilkie raided Frank Fonner's
house, in the Barracks opposite the
Belmont blast furnace. Former and two
men, and Ella and Annie Ward were
found inside. and two loiterers were
arrested outside.
IN the Mcclure House lobby is dis.
played n photograph of two dogs, taken
by Mr.. S. II. Broekunier, and labeled
100 in the Shade" Their tongues loll
out and you can almost hear them pant.
1t is great picture.
IT was announced yesterday that the
Riverside iron works would not deyiate
from its regular pay day on accoun. Of
the Fourth coming on. Friday, where
upon the boys in the nail factory decid-
cd that it was too hot TO work and clos.
ed down the factory.
JAMES BIER, corner OF Twenty.Qfth'c end
Eoii streets, and John kemple, corner
OF TWenty-fourth and Market streets.
have complained that the garbage collec.
tor does not call on them more frequent
ly than twice week. Several other
residents in the same quarter make
similar complaints.
JACK PADDES, the faithful watchmsn
at tia Baltimore 4 Ohio and Ohio River
railroad crossings at Twenty.fourth
street. after continuous service OF more
than three years, in which time be has
not lest a day, left yesterday for q ten
days trip to Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Chi
cago aud other cities. 'El HE,a.
THE issue fortune OF Tic Mount, pub.
lished at Mt. de Chantal Academy, is
larger than usual. and as interesting as
any yet Issued. 1t contains the admira-
BILE essays read at the late commence.
ment, several extracts from letters
from Bishop Kahn, and an account Of the
commencement proceedings.