The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-18
LOCAL nnGyIrfEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and about
4..N 1H. So. thu CITY. l

lIods arc beginning to display their
hot weather. pants.
do you enjoy trout lshing2" "Why,
oil course | do; It's reel fun"
Tur iron workers will have their 70.
union and picnic at Rock Point, juno II.
A MEETING OF tho council com .nittce
on cemeteries Is called for this even.
ing.
a wELI-KHowN base ball crank in this
city carries u score book bound In sil.
vcr.
Norn1So was idono In Judge Camp.
bells side OF the circuit court yester.
dry.
BOYS throwing stones at the electric
light globes have broken at least a score
OF them.
A LARGE forco Of mon arc busily 70.
pairing tho railroad tracks at Ford'a
crossing.
BARSuM's circus Is NJ East Liverpool
to-day. 1t was ut Allegheny Monday
and Tuesday.
TllE fashionable awnings for country
houses now vic with tho rainbow in
variety OF colors.
TIE new time card ON tho Wheeling
4 Lake Erie road will go into effect
next Sunday night.
JonH GRoss was arrested last evening
by Officer Minkcmyer for disorderly
conduct in the Eighth ward.
BUSINESS was a little dull in Clerk
Hoods office Yesterday. He admitted 10
record one deed OF trust only.
HARRY BRoGAS and Miss Eva Rey.
nolds were married yesterday at Squire
Phillips Office byfRey. DR.. A. b. Riker.
InE puddlers at tho AItna mill made
only four heats on Monday and yestor-
day, owing to tho limited number Of
men on tho muck bed.
New feed wires baye been stretched
from Thirty-sixth street to T%wenty-sov.
enth to increasethe power in the upper
end OF the electric line.
Coon progress is being made on the
handsome now residence for Henry
Sanderman, on Thiriy-nipth street,
near the B. & O. railroad.
THIS evening tho Gehre dramatic
company will play for tho last time at
Arion hall. The five act farce, rs
schuctzenliesel," will be given.
TIE Primus Club has made arrange.
ments to give n big private picnic on
the 18th OF July %at7Straub's barn, about
six miles up the Bethany pike.
TIE directors of the Mozart Park
Association visited their recent pur.
chase OF land on Frazior's hill Yesterday
to decide on what improvements to
commence.
S%rEunENvILLE Odd Fellows expect to
have a big excursion to this city to-
morrow, to the celebration OF the I'D
anniversary of the.ogder by their Wheel.
ing brethren.
THE large water main on Woods street
burst yesterday. and very nearly flooded
the Belmont mill coal bank, but it was
fortunately checked in time to prevent
any disastrous result.
EARLY yesterday morning Jacob Helm.
lein's produce wagon broke down on the
Elm Grove railway near the Peninsula
bridge, scattering tho contents, but do
ing no other damage:
Work is. progressing rapidly on the
large new sheet mill of the Standard
Iron Works. When the new addition
is in operation the Standard will be the
largest sheet mill iTAmerica.
JACOB Yoke was fined S. and costs by
Mayor Seabright yesterday for abusing
his wife. Old man Devore was not ar
raigned, but let 90 by the police on
agreeing to go to his home in the coun-
try Mt once.
GEORGE HART, alias Halderman, the
man who borrowed Mary Martins
twenty dollars to.buy q suit Of wedding
clothes, and ran of. was sent to jail yes
terday by Squire Phillips for a year un-
der tho bad fame act.
THE entire Scott family, including
the two girls, who were with Henry
McCammick when hewas arrested the
other day. arrived in Moundsville yes
terday, having walked down from
Wheeling. The authorities here breathe
freer since they left.
THE Advisory Council OF the Jr. o. u.
A. NJ. will meet this evening at the G.
A. R. hall to transact important bust
ness. S. R. Warfeul is president, J. B.
Hall, vice president; John D. Hall, Sec
rotary; William schwertferer, treasurer,
and Charles McChesncy, sentinel.
THE Cyclcrs held an important meet
ing last evening at their hall to make
final arrangements ior.the bigrace from
Brownsville next Sunday, and two more
members were added to the member
ship Of the club. A Number OF ladies'
will give a big dance at their hall in a
few days.
TIE Council committee on railroads
did not meet last night, though XII the
parties interested in the railroad
switches to be considered by the COM
,mittce were present. Mcssrs. P. +.
Farrell, NJ. r.. O'Kane and Allen Brock
were the. only members Of the commit
tee on hand.
Mn. W. II. WRIGHT, representing the
Boston woven hose and rubber COM
pany, arrived in the city yesterday, the
first of the hose sellers to respond in
person to the invitation OF tho council
committee on Ere department to the
leading makers Of fire hose to submit
samples and bids.
IT was not Henry McCammick who
escaped from the %workhouse, Monday,
but james Smith, y thirty-day man.
McCammick is still in the workhouse,
and Inside Guard William Hunt will
SEQ that he doesn't escape. The Mar
shall county authorities can have Nc.
Cammick if they send after him.
On II Serious Charge.
Ell. Harper, an oil tool dresser at