The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-11
LOCAL pREVTTEs.
Matters Of Minor Nom snt In and About
the CItJ.

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the CItJ.
The stable Of Otto Auber, Of the
Eighth ward, was ente.Ied by thieves
and fire set OF harness.stolen.
THE police yesterday received q cir
cular otkring $50 reward for very slick
forger, u. II. Lewis, wanted at Ashe-
Vile, \. Q.
Christ woLT, the regular engineer OF
Jessie Berger, went on duty yesterday.
having recovered from long siege Of
typhoid fever.
A vEiw brilliant and enjoyable pri-
Yate party was given at the Park last
evening, for which the Opera House
orchestra played.
TuE bRd place on Chapline street,
near TWenty-eighth, caused by the
bursting Of water main last winter,
has been repaired.
A BATTERY OF three boilers has been
placed in the LaBelle iron works by MIR.
b. Howe, Wheeling agent for the Skin
ner Engine Company, Of Erie, Pa.
YESTERDAY the estate of Johanna
PfeifFes, deceased, was on motion OF
Louis i. Stifel, Esq, committed to the
sheriff 80 administer according TO law.
TIE Farmers Institute will meet on
the gran,d stand of the State Fair on
Thursda,F, September 10, at o'clock
a. M, thilt being the fourth clay OF the
TIE copncil committee on city prison
last night audited bills aggregating
1914, ard that on markets $lll.S7.
The cemetery committee did not get u
quorum.
MRs. JoHS DIAMOND had no use for
water pitcher and broke it over her
husbands head last night, cutting two
gashes in his forehead. officer Carney
arrested her.
The last will and Testament of Will
lam II. Radcliffe, DECEASED, was yester-
dag admitted to probate and ordered to
be recorded. Sarah Radcliffe is named
as executriis.
TnE Benwood Red Lions would like
to play am club, whose members are
under fifteen yeats OF age, at the home
grounds in Upper Benwood.a Answer
in the lTEhLIdEScER.
Show bills have begunlto blossom on
the boards and dead walls-another
sign that 81 miner is passing fast. Yes
terday Hicks 4 Sawyer's minstrels were
billed for the Grand August 81.
THE Beethoven Singing society's pic
mic at Seibert's yesterday was largely
attended, and everybody had happy
time. Those present were congenial
people, bent on enjoying themselves,
and theJ did it.
TIE following entries have been made
for the bicycle race at the butchers
picnic, 40 be held an the Island next
Thursday: Sidney Sarver, Charles
Shaub, Oscar Smith, II. RieldafIer, X.
II. Mahlke, Will Stevenson. There will
be three prizes, twao gold medals and
one silver.
THERE is not little kicking about
the slow progress of paving Fifteenth
street. The street and sidewalks have
been torn up for some time, the new
curb was set long ago, and the brick are
allowed to remain piled on the narrow
sidewalks SO that there is scarcely room
for one man TO pass in some places.
Az examination for applicants for
State certificates will be held at Wheel
ing on August "a. Applicants will be
examined in all branches required for a
No. county certificate, and in-addition
uhereto in algebra, rhetoric, natural
philosophy, psychology and school law
WHEELING Labor Day will be Cclc-
brated on the Goth inst Everybody
from Mingo and Steubenville who were
interested in the labor demonstration at
Steubenyille should make it point TO
go to Wheeling as evidence OF their APP
probation OF the manner Wheeling
turned out to the labor demonstration.
-Mingo Ners.
PEorLE who live on Water street, in
the Eighth ward, complain loudly Of
the dangerous rate of speed at which
Ohio River railroad trains run along
that street. Marrow escapes from acct
dents occur almost daily. This rapid
running Is contrary TO the ordinance,
and the residents think thepolice ought
to enforce the law.