The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-28
LOCAL pRBvlrlgs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In anu Abou
tho City.

Matters OF Minor Moment In anu About
this CITY.
BELLAIRE Is also to have a-circus on
Wednesday-Given's great show.
TIE plate mill and mill No. 8, at the
Aetna mill, will probably resume work
to-day. W
TnG ateef work for the channel span
Of the Union bridge, began to arrive on
Saturday.
FIVE cars OF Austiians passed through
over the Baltimore K Ohio for the West
last week.
CHARLES T.. MAYERs, a well known
young man. died Of consumption SAtur-
day afternoon.
A LITTLE son Of William Good, on
Twenty.foutth street.. fell from u chair
and diHlocated his arm.
A MO dog bit n small boy named Hay,
on Seventeenth, street Saturday. Kla
face and arm were badly torn.
TIE Standard Mil company will sign
tho scale this morning and tho works
will resume operations Tuesday.
REV. HlEdELMiER, OF Zion's Lutheran
church, who has been very III, wac well
enough to preach again yesterday.
TIE work oil relaying the track OF the
Elm Grove road with heavy rails has
progressed rs far west as Frank Waltets'e.
TIE caisson for tho channel pier Of
the new bridge to the Island was towel
out aud anchored on the site Of the pier
Saturday.
TEAMS began to ford the river from
North Wheeling 10 Martins Ferry on
Saturday. The n.st to cross were six Of
Mr.. Jamison's.
JOHN Z. and William G. Clator have
qualified rs executors OF the will OF
John Clator, deceased. Bond, 5000;
w. J. W. Cowden surety.
'soulnE %scnuL1zE Gays tho Register ia
incorrect, as usual, when 1t sayG he has
withdrawn from tho race for County
Clerk. He never said so.
Bon KLINE, OF the Niagara engine,
broke one bono Of his leg Saturday
morning IN sliding down the pole, but
Dluckily drove to tho fire before he had
it set.
THERE is n movement on foot in
parkersburg to change the chair and
furniture factory, now building, to q
wire nail mill for the manufacture Of the
J. b. Hastings wire nail.
CLERK HOOK on Saturday admitted to
record two deeds OF trust aud n deed
made March 10, 1890, by George W.
Lennon and wife, to- NJ. A. Melon.
ough, for lot No. G3. OH the west side o.
South Huron street. : Consideration,
$500.
ANEW boat is being built at the Ma.
rietta yards to take tue Shirley's trade.
It is to be a large and handsome n oil
the following dimensiona: a2S feet long;
SO feet beam 81 feethold; Is inch cyl.
inders and "A foot stroke. This boat IL
expected to come to the front with the
swittest that ply these waters. She will
be completed this fall and will at once
enter tho Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
trade.
STONE from Mr.. W. G. Barnard's mines
is now used almost entirely for lining
the c%onverters at the Bellaire steel
works. Formerly d stone brought 500
miles or more by rail was used, but the
material now used answers the purpose
much better and transportation is saved.
Some Of the stone is used at other steel
plants in the Valley and there is likely
to be m increasing demand for it,
Belaire Independent.
AN item appeared in the ISTELMoES.
GER the other day which ought to be ex.
planned: Mr.. Brooks, the agent Of the
Union News Company, was fined by
Squire Davis for assault on a boy. The
company which Mr.. Brooks represents
has the exclusive right to the j. 4 0.
premises, and boys IRE in the habit OF
treapassiug there. II they are com.
planned Of and arrekted that's all the
good it does. No Judge OF Justice will
fine them. They often behave so as to
exasperate Il man, and the only remedy
is to smack them and pay a fine.