The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-22
LOCAL pREyIT1Es.
Matters of Minor Moment inland About


1.-THE City.
THE o. W. L. Club will organize to-
night.
A FESTIVAL will be given this evening
at the Wesley NJ. ,. chapel, on South
jacob street.
BARSEsv1ILE, O., people say their loss
on strawberries injured by the frost Will
reach $4,000.
TnE picnic Of the Flint Glass workers
at Beaver on the Goth Of June, will be
attended by large crowd.
A WORKMAN, whose name could not
be learned, had his finger cut off at
Bodley's wagon works yesterday.
THE Elm Grove railroads switch on
Sixteenth street was completed yester-
day, with the exception Of the ballast
ing.
The cases of Frank Jackson and sgd
ney Sharper, for unlawful cohabitation,'
were dismissed by Squire Davis yester-
day.
TnE boom OF the big derrick yester-
day afternoon fell across the Main street
bridge, delaying street car traffic twenty
minutes.
TnE Junior class OF the Linsly Insti-
tute have adopted black and old gold MS
their class colors, and "Nos spirituul ca
mari habaauS" as their motto.
THE residence of Mr.. Frank Lott, for
merly Of this city, now Of Chicago, was
entered by burglars recently and NUM-
Der OF valuable articles stolen. Two OF
the thieves were arrested and are in
Jail.
The Linsly Cadets defeated the
Thunderbolts in n very exciting game;
score-Cadets II ThunderboltsS. Bat
teries, Cadets, Waiter and Morgan;
Thunderbolts, Herman and McLaugh-
Ian.
COMPLAINT was made at police head
quarters yesterday that dog belonging
to Mrs. Bowers, living on Sixteenth
street, had bitten small boy named
Hadley, and on officer was sent out to
kill the dog.
TIE Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club
will give a picnic on the State Fair
Grounds on May 30, at which an un-
usually varied and attractivep programme
will be presented. The friends of the
club may expect to have good time.
ANNE COSTELLO and Jack Daugherty
were arrested by Officer Wilkie early
this morning. They werein hack and
making a terrible noise, Annie but
recently returned to the city after u
term OF Punishment imposed by the
Mayor.
Robert PATTERSON, who discovered
some interesting Indian relics a few
days ago on his farm near Holidays
Cove, Yesterday unearthed another relic,
which is apparently the tooth of mas
todon or Of some other prehistoric
monster.
Mr.. Il. NJ. RUSSELL will shortly COM
mence the erection, on South Front
street, Island, OF a handsome modern res
idence, the plans for which have been
drawn by architect E. B. Franzheim.
The design is new in Wheelingin many
Of its features, and will make o very
tasteful residence.
ALL the fruit is not killed. Veryfew
OF the apples, cherries, peaches and
pears on trees in the city have been des-
troyed; but it is said the river is n
protectio n from frost and this may ac-
count for the fact that the freeze was
not as severe along the river as it is said
to be back in the country.
In the police codtt Yesterday morning
the case against Mrs. Thomas Muldoon
for harboring q vicious dog, was dis
missed, the evidence showing that she
did not own the dog, but that it be-
longed to her SOM A warrant WAS
therefore issued for the son and he will
be arraigned in this mornings court.