The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-09
sREvITIEs.
Matters of Miner Moment in aud abou
tho city.

h City.
TIE street sweeper came ont last
night, and the sky at once began TO.
cloud up for rain.
The young Republicans will meet to-
night at Lutz's hall to perfecta perma-
nent organization Of their escort club.
CHARLES v. REILLY yesterday quail.
fed as a notary public, giving the usual
bond Of $3.50, with John A. Howard as
surety.
Yesterday the Island fishing club
broke camp near New Martinsyille and
came home. They brought lots OF fish
and turtles.
oYFloER MORAN last eyeninglocked up
two d~isorderlies and Officer Fahey one.
This made up the docket at ! q. m. Tor
this mornings court
NOTHING Is yet being done toward
completing the Main street stone bridge
for travel. Grass is actually growing
on the unpayed roadway.
The Sabbath school Of the Third
Presbyterian church will picnic ut
Glendale on Thursday, going down and
returning on the Ohio River railroad.
WoRK was commenced promptly yes
terday morning preparing to relay the
city hall pavement along Sixteenth
street, torn ND to put down the sewer
for the new Jail.
A CONFERENCE Of the striking miners
and the operators of the Boggs run coal
works was held yesterday morning, but
without definite result. They will meet
again this morning.
Nothing was done at the conference
held at the Etna mill office yesterday
morning concerning the doubling OF
steel sheet Another meeting will be
held this morning at ten o'clock.
The annual campmeeting on the
Moundsyille grounds opens on Thurs
day. all the arrangements have been
made for a meeting surpassingGin inter
est and success any in recent previous
years.
The catsup season is now at its height,
and tomatoes are being delivered to the
factories by the hundreds Of tons. Reg
ular professions Of wagons loaded down
with the fruit are to be seen on the
streets daily.
The City Council is to meet in regular
session this evening, and will have q
pretty good sized calendar OF business
to wade through. there having been no
meeting, owing othe lack OF a quorum,
for four weeks past.
ZIaMER, who cut young stoehr, was
arraigned yesterday, but his case was
postponed. William Wiedebusch was
also before Squire Gillespy on a charge
Of trespass, preferred by his wife, and
his case was also put of.
WoRD was received yesterday that
the new Ahrens fire engine, bought for
the Wheeling fire department, will be
shipped tomorrow, from the factory at
Cincinnati. Charles Ahrens will come
to Wheeling to superintend the tests OF
its capacity.
AUGUST HoRsTMAN and Walter Wheat
made a bet the other day, that Horst
man couldn't row a working boat from
Thirty-eighth street to Bloch's factory.
Horstman started in the boat, but up
set, and would have drowned, If Louis
Nolte had not saved his life.
THE western sky, clear up to the
zenith, had a peculiar ruby glow last
evening Just at dark, which lent its hue
to everything terrestrial, and made gas
and incandescent electric lights look
green asSgrass. The phenomenon was
generally commented on about town.
CHARLIE SCHULZ, aged seven, living on
Twenty-seventn street, was watching
the ST. Alphonsus parade yesterday,
when he was run over by Moore's green
grocery wagon, and severely injured
about the hips and stomach. He may
also have received grave internal inju-
ries.