The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-07
LocA1 pREvlrLEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and Aboa
ths cisy.

TnE State Fair opens to-day.
The GRAND this evening The Broom
Maker"
The public schools and Linsly 1nsti-
tute all reopen to-day.
ELECTRIC light poles were distributed
in the South End Saturday.
The pavingo of Eof street from Twelfth
north was completed Saturday.
Dr. j. W. Mccoy has sold his Eighth
ward drug store to W. S. Mccullough.
w. F. WEIR and ". H. Rayl have
been appointed deputy city collectors
by Collector White.
No TOLL will be charged ladies and
children on the new back river bridge
to-day or tomorrow.
JAMES LARuE, Of South Chapline street,
was horned In the mouth by COW,
lacerating his mouth badly.
BELMONT Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, Of
Bellaire, gave an excursion to Steuben-
vile on the Liberty yesterday.
HARDIN & HALL will issue the regular
season programme for the "fittie Ty-
coon" on Wednesday evening.
THE Council committees on police,
fire department, real estate, city prison
and scales have been called to meet this
evening.
TIE late Abraham Lakins's funeral
took place Saturday. The members OF
Carlin's battery and some other old SOL
diers attended in body.
FouR freight cars jumped the track
ut Fairmont Saturday, delaying the
Cumberland accommodation, due at
$3.50, till 1920 in the evening.
The Board OF County Commissioners
meets in regular session to-day and this
afternoon will so over the Terminal
system on tour of inspection.
SQUIREDAvIs dismissed G. T. Wharton,
charged with criminal intimacy, the
complainant, Jane MeGinnis, saying she
had made mistake in the man.
The Katydid Social gave a dance Sat
urday night at the South Side Turner
hall. Luft's band furnished the music,
and did very well for first effort
PRoF. ARnENz's Wheeling Conserva-
tory OF Music opens to-day with COM
peient corps OF instructors. The pros
poets for the opening year are bright.
JAN JANsoN was dismissed in the po-
lice court Saturday, and drunk went
to the hill. In the evening Fred Wer-
ner was dismissed and two DRINKS
sent UP.
TONIGHT will be club night at the
Wheeling Club. The executive COM
mittee desires all members who can be
present to do so. Killmeyer will fur
nish music.
Mr.. GEORGE W. TERRELL, of North
Main street. father OF Police Officer Ter
rell, died Saturday evening, after long
illness. He was highly respected by all
who knew him.
PRE six heaters and rollers at the
Standard axle works became dissatisfied
with their wages and quit work Satur-
day morning until the matter could be
satisfactorily settled.
SATURDAY evening Victor sauvageot
walked off the Ohio River railroad
trestle into the creek, distance Of
thirty feet, but was unhurt, though
Thoroughly ulehCucu'
INQUIRY was received at police head
quarters yesterday for boy named
Philip McGinnis, who came here from
Chester, Pa, several months ago, and
has not been heard from by his family
since.
CLERK Hook on Saturday admitted to
record deed OF trust and deed for
lots /, 9, and in Henderson's addi-
ton to the city, division A, made by
Margaret Henderson to Tim 0'Leary,
consideration STOP.
MARcINA BoBERr, alias Andy Smith,
the Pole accused OF stealing 500 from
Mrs. Michael Romani, with whom he
boarded in North Wheeling, was re-
manded to Jail by Squire Davis Satur-
day in default OF $500.bail.
A CHAP who has made habit OF walk
ing into the Stamm House reception
room late at night, turning ont the gas
and going to sleep on the sofa, tried it
on again last night and was escorted to
the lookup by Officer Buch.
MISS ANNIE HARVEY, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Harvey, OF the Island,
died Saturday evening at S:15, after a
lingering illness, aged 90 years. She
was modest and lovable young lady,
and her death causes general sorrow
among her acquaintances.
A FORCE OF dagos was at work yester-
day digging the earth away from about
the Golfer dam of the south abutment
OF the Main street bridge and throwing
it in the swollen stream to wash away.
No work was done on the masonry, as
the pit was again flooded with water.