The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-08
LOCAL BREylTlES
Matters OF Minor Moment In md About

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TIE public schools will open to-day.
TIE Grand this cyeping-"Iiilarity."
TIE U. S. Courts open here this fore.
noon.
TIE State Fair opens today and closes
Friday evening.
TIE editor" will DO seen ut the Opera
House Monday, September 20.
A SPECIAL train brought nine cars Of
fancy stock TO the State Fair yesterday
over the G. K L.
ALREADY tho town Ia full OF strangers
| who have come 10 tho State Fair. 1t
will be n big fair.
Two i~}eliaire Cinnamon cut their pig
tails Off last week and arc going TO be.
come tull.lledgCd Americans.
NINE men and seven women were ar.
rested In Clara Moss's Main street bouse
Saturday night by Officers Short, West
and Moran.
TIE thermometer got up 10 02 In the
shade yesterday, In spite OF showers in
the forenoon. 1t was the hottest day
since August 6,
OEFlcrn WEST yesterday locked up
Charles Clark, a Salvation soldier. and
another young mar for fighting on Main
street, near the creek. ~
JAMES DELANEY, a feeder atthe Laugh.
lin mill, cut 22S kegs OF .wenty.penny
nails last week, the biggest weeks work
In fia itafnrvof fha mill Q
ALI. the trains on the 3. & o. were
very seriously delayed Saturday by u big
land slide near Concord, o., and a big
slip aud washout near Cambridge.
TuE funeral Of Mr.. Theodore Klieyts
took place yesterday afternoon, and was
largely attended. The employees Of
klleyts, Kraft & Co. attended in d body.
TIE Atlantic engine WIS sent down to
Forty.second street Saturday, where 1t
pumped out the cellar OF Mr.. Hanes'
house, flooded by the rain OF the morn.
ing.
II. T. BEnRENs, agent OF the 1nman
Line, had the news OF the arrival OF the
steamer City OF Chicago Saturday morn.
ing before Bishop Kahn had u chance to
Telegraph.
TIE Chamber OF Commerce was called
to- meet Saturday night to take action on
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Company's petit.
ton for q switch on Sixteenth street, but
failed to get a quorum. (,
THE steamer Liberty took n lot oil ma
chinery, engines and tools at Bellaire
Saturday night, and did not get Off until
dark. Tho machinery was for the new
railroad near Powhatan.
TIE residents on the hill around the
Seminary complain that they have had
a scarcity Of water all summer. The
water is supplied by q two.inch pipe,
and they claim there is not enough to
supply them.
REV. II. l.. HASTINGS, OF Boston. IN
axle lecturer, will deliver a lecture on
"Intidelity"I in the Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church at 1880 o'clock this evening,
which Il general invitation is given to
the public to attend.
The Council Committee on Railroads
is called 10 meet tonight TO take action
on the proposed Baltimore & Ohio
switches from the yards up Twenty.
fourth street to HotIman's tannery and
the Riverside nail factory.
TIE St. Clairsville branch OF the G., L.
4 ". ruad has suffered heavy losses
from washouts IN the road during the
past few days, and has not run any trains
since Friday night. In all probability
the damage will be repaired and trains
started to-day.
THE Wheeling Wheelmen will hold a
meeting this evening at the City Build.
ing to take steps toward reorganizingthe
club under a more desirable form. All
wheelmen are invited to take part in the
meeting at $50 o'clock.