The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-17
LOCAL Bl,EvIrIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
tho City.

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Breezy Time"
CoNStDEnAnLE typhoid fever prevails
ut Moundsyillc.
THIS Is great weather for sail boats,
ana number OF them were out on the
river yesterday.
THE roof OF Mr.. Anton Rcymann's
new residence il nearly completed, and
u can now be seen what beautiful
house 1t will BIO when completed.
STEADY and satisfactory progress is
being made on the Main street bridge,
but II looks still ~ il 1t would be tho
first OF December before tho laying OF
the stone on tho arch can begin.
BUSINESS men should observe that
under the new i. &. o. schedule, mail
for the east, local points and Wheeling
to Baltimore, closes ut the postoilicc NJ
1850 p. M, instead OF at 2:20 p. H., rs
heretofore.
WILLIAM LITTLE was pronounced in.
sane some tiino ago and released on
bond. Yesterday his bondsmcn went
before Squire Ankle and refused to be
responsible for him any longer, and
Little was recommittCd.
Bur two plain DRINKS were in the pc.
lice court yesterday morning. ono OF
them had the cash, and put up the So
and costs, while the other went TO tho
NIL in default, but later his fine was
paid and hs was released
TnE congregation attending Eyangcl.
lst O'liara's services ut tho Baptist
church last night was very large, the
interest deep, and many are conicssing
the Savior. Tho meetings arc being
continued with increasing interest.
WoED was received yesterday that the
iron roof vi the city's electric light
plant had been shipped from Clcvc.
land. 1t ought TO be here not later
than the end OF this week. Nothing
has yet been heard from the boilers.
Pnor. OTro SroRlrnrR announces in
another column that he will receive
pupils on the piano. lie was educated
ut Hanover, and teaches the Stuttgardt
method. lie is fine pianist, and il is
to be hoped he will receive encourage
ment TO make Wheeling his home.
Two ripe Strawberries, which were
found out along the Washington IL
Waynesburg railroad last week, are OH
exhibition at the Agnew grocery, South
Main street. 1t is not often that ripe
Strawberries are seen in this vicinity at
this time OF the year. Washington. Pa,
Journal.
G. MENDEL & Co. announce in another
part OF this mornings paper that their
stock OF goods bought especially for the
holiday trade has arrived, and they
make the liberal offer to keep goods Sc
lectcd now until they are wanted. This
enables anybody to have the advantage
OF an early selection.
SToEIIR's ice wagon and Smiths milk
wagon collided OH Sixteenth street yes
tcrday forenoon, and the contents OF
the milk wagon whitencd the street for
several yards around. The teams then
ran oil, but were stopped before serious
damage was done. An axle on the milk
wagon was broken oil.
ME. T. E. Mills, Il well known theatri-
cal man, is in the city making arrange
mcnts Tor the presentation at the Opera
House next Monday and Tuesday even
ings OF ellis Nibs, the Baron" which is
on the ordGroi "Thc Private Secretary"
an adaptation from the German, and
highly spoken OF where it has been
seen.
JAMES A. Henry, the real estate
agent, sold Tor Benjamin Exley, ST., m
eight-roomed house, No. 81 Sixteenth
street, with all the modern conven-
fences, ground twcnty-onc feet front, to
Henry Faas, for $4,95O. He also sold
in the Belvidcrc addition lot No. IS to
Charles S. Bell, Tor $50, and lot No. 10
to Charles NJ. Gray for $50.
TIE grand ball to be given for the
benefit oil Frank Lawn, the ex-prcsident
OF the street car mems union, promises
to be 4 success. 1t will be held on
Friday, November 81, at Westwood's
hall. Two cars viii leave the hall ut
three o'clock in the morning, one going
south. the other north. Myers orchcs-
ira has been engaged.
Mr.. WOLFF, manager OF the tele-
phone exchange, was down at Mounds
vile Sunday and found so on the
street. lie posted notice OF his find
in drug store and yesterday Mr.. Wylic
Gamble claimed the money. The funny
part OF it is that Mr.. Gamble first found
that he had lost his money when he
saw the notice, anu inyoluntarily felt
for his roll.
Mis-. HALL, whose husband, formerly
the contractor for hauling the coal from
the old Iempfeld yard to the city gas
works, disappeared some time ago,
called at tho police headquarters last
night and wanted Chief Delbrugse to
undertake search Tor the man. She
has no clue to his whereabouts, how
ever, and the chief scarcely saw how
he would 20 about it to find him.
AT Moundsville the other evening
when tho minstrel show was out Il
sensational scene was witnessed on the
street near the door OF the theatre.
Alice Sharp met II. r. Wade and Mary
Cooper coming out, and drawing Il re-
vol"cr tried to kill them, and was pre-
vented with difficulty. Tho two women
had fierce fight ut Belmont Grove last
summer and have been on the outs ever
since, while Alice claims TO have hold
on Wade which gives her the right to be
jealous OF his attentions to other
women.
a BAD MAN