The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-13
LOCAL BREyITlEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and abo'
tin lilIx

Matters OF Minor Moment In md About
the City.
THE GRAND this evening-Wil!iams 4
0n'a Meteors.
THE sale for tho South Side bank ar.
rived Saturday and was put In place.
THE prpmises OF the 81. Alphonsus
school are being neatly paved with brick.
GEORGE Marco, native OF Ilaly, was
admitted 10 citizenship in the Circuit
Court, on Saturday.
CHARLEY WooDs, boy living In East
Wheeling, was bitten by dog near lsey'
nann's brewery yesterday afternoon.
TOMORROW evenings big Republican
meeting at the old court house will be
one oil the most interesting ever held In
Wheeling.
In the police court Saturday Joe
Sweeney, charged with cutting Fnlmnr,
was dismissed. d. Ii. Barnes was given
fifteen minutes TO get out Of town.
TIE .ltrO. .imericm Gd.Gtie failed to
come out Saturday, the day for its sec.
ond issue. Since so soon twas 10 be
done for, what was the Use Of slartlngit?
AUGUST SoMMEE, aged fourteen, a son
oil Christ. Sommer, q resident oil Alley ~,
has been missing since the Sd, and his
parents and relatives are alarmed about
him.
IT Ia thought the new city reservoir
will be completed this week. Then IT
will stand idle till new machinery Is
bought at heavy expense 10 force water
into it.
THE cigar dealers had u meeting Sat.
urday and advanced the price OF i'm.
ported cigars in proportion as the Nc.
kinley bill increases the duty on them.
American cigars remain rs before.
Ben FRAZIER was sent to Jail by Squire
Davis Saturday 10 await hearing on q
charge OF robbing q Fulton man named
Hess. Samuel Birch was sent up for rs,
saul. on Mrs. Mary Hughes, at Slack.
town.
THE will Abbie r. Hanna was admit.
ted to probate Saturday and ordered to
be recorded. John ]. Hanna and J. NJ.
Pollock qualified as executors; bond
5000; James V. Chambers and William
Pailock sureties.
WILLIAMS 4 0Rg's Meteors will com.
mence three nights engagement ut the
Grand this evening. This company
comes with such good recommendations
that We look for great show this even.
ing to large audience.
LAST night while Arthur 0'Leary,
conductor on electric car. "A, was eating
his supper inside tho car, the power
being oil, some one stole his rubber coat
which he had hung up outside because
1t was too v ct to take inside.
ALBERT koRRELL, laboror in the Ben.
wood mill, who resides at 354l Chapline
street, WAS the victim OF painful acct
dent while at work in the mill. He
swooned and fell upon q bar oil hot iron,
burning his neck, face and arms quite
badly.
AL. G. FIELDS famous Ministries will
open at the Opera House tomorrow
evening. Reserved seats are now on
sIle at G. A. Houses music store, and
are in good demand. The house will be
sure 10 be crowded at both perform.
ances.
TIE Huntington and kenovu Land
Developing Company was incorated Sat-
urday. The office is 10 be at huntington.
Capital 5000, with the privilege OF in
creasing to 81, 100000. Stock is held by
parties in Wood, Wayne and Cabell
counties.
TIE flood in the creek Friday night,
occssioned by the big rain, swept out
about $1,000 feet OF lumber belonging to
Paige, Carey & Co., which had been
towed up 10 n point near the Crescent
mill, to be used in erecting the big re-
tanning wall for the Terminal Railway
Company. The loss to the firm Of con-
tractors will be about $4,000.
The employees Of the Elm Grove rail-
way on Saturday night presented Mr.. c.
Hirsch, the retiring Superintendent,
with 4 fine clock and gold match case as
n token Of the respect in which he was
held by his employees. Mr.. Harry Hay
den made the presentation speech, and
Hirsch responded in cheerful way as
usual. Afterwards u good repast was
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