The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-09
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NV ii'st uu. MUCH ilNo 'llc typlcNl
April yet.
OVER thirty applications for saloon
licenses have already been received by
the city clerk.
The Messenger, u neat little advertising
sheet, has made its quarterly appear
ancc for spring.
CRY gas bills have to DO paid this
month on the ninth, to-day, Us the tenth
comes OH Sunday.
Tile letter carriers have adopted for
the year around tho atylish new helmets
IN which they aro now seen.
Piles arc being driven for tho retain
ing wall for !. Baer's Sons, on tho north,
creek bank east OF Main street.
TIE April term Of the circuit court
opens next Monday, and the grand
jurors arc now being summoned.
SoMg progress has been made hang
ing tho city's electric Tampa, but tho
rain intcrfered with tic work yesterday.
WILL REDMOND, Of 40 Sixteenth
street, was bitten in the face by u dog
belonging to William McGMnnon ycster-
day.
WHILE Pat Real was playing ball ut
Bonwood yesterday, q gold watch was
sto.cn from his vest pocket, left huuging
Near.
NATURAL gus mains have been laid
across the Main.stroot bridge. and tho
work Of tearing out the false arch goes
right along.
ALFRED 7. S%!IALLcroSs has announced
himself as a candidate for the Demo.
cratic nomination ior county commits.
sioncr for Triadclpliia district.
TIE marriage OF i very popular young
cmployc OF tho Wheeling Steel Works
to i young Wheeling lady is announced
TO take place at the close OF Lent.
New fronts are being put in tho sa-
loon at lll9 Market street, to be occu-
pied by Jacob Wilhelm, and in tho con-
i%ectioncry OF Alex burst, on Main
street.
OFFICER O'BRIES yesterday run in q
drunk named Vandyne, and q revolver
was found on HIM. Two charges were
preferred. Officer scally locked up Il
vagrant.
COMPLAINT has been made that the
Pabst beer delivery wagon is robbed
ever. day OF from two to six bottles.
No clue WAS given.as TO the identity Of
the thieves.
TIE new Riverside skelp mill will be-
gin work next Wednesday. The mill is
built for working very large orders.
The ranes and machinery are in posi-
ton for work.
JonN FAIEy, tho Terminal conductor,
was taken quite sick yesterday morn
ing, and Ticket Agent Gilmore had to
run the train until another conductor
could be called.
J. NJ. RECTOR was Yesterday appoint
ed guardian of Nathanial Willct, minor
orphan OF Florence Willct, deceased,
and gave bond in tho sum OF $500 with
j. Is. Clcmans US surety.
Dn. HAYWOOD, the kickapoo Indian
medicine man, was on the Island about
lalf-past twelve o'clock this morning,
and fired oil his pistol in fun. Officer
Lukcns arrested him in earnest.
MARTIN CLARK, IN employee OF the
Riverside tube works, while at work ut
the lathe yesterday evening, had the
index finger OF his left hand cut of.
DR.: John Il. Pipes dressed the wound.
YESTERDAY. at the Elson glass works
Wells Mechanics, an employc, caught
his pantaloons, where" they were turned
up, on q projecting rail, and falling,
nearly severed his hand OIL q broken
glass.
TIE Martins Ferry Water Works
trustees closed a contract last night
with G.. v. IIibbard 4 Son, Of Wheel
ing, to furnish and lay 1,546 feet OF four
and six inch water pipe, at their bid
OF 81. 2254.03.
YESTERDAY n OF the best mules in
the LaBclle mill coal bank had its hind
leg broken by II fall OF stone. The ley
was put in a sling, and Dr.. Petrio set it.
1T is thought the animal will come
round all right.
FRANK CRUISE has announced that he
will not DO 4 candidate Tor reelection
as county commissioner from Webster
district. W. W. Irwin and q. w. Krci-
ter arc both being pushed for the place
by their friends.
THE firm OF Frew& Bcrtschy has been
dissolved. Mr.. Alex Frcw will con-
tinue the firms prosperous and solid
business. Mr.. Bcrtschy has bought out
John Grosscurth, and will continue the
business he had established.
BELMONT county continues to get
there. On Thursday DR.. a. J.. Helm
lein was appointed assistant physician
OF the Ohio penltentiary. Belmont
county Republicans can not say that
they have not been recognized by
Governor Mckinley.
BILL NYE and A. P. Burbank enter
tanned q full house at the Opera House
last evening: 1t was not only 4 large,
but 4 refined audience, that would have
been ilattering to any entertainers, and
the enthusiasm displayed was an un-
usually high compliment.
LAST night at the Disciples church
Evangelist Van Pelt preached on 'rThc
Advantages OF Christianity" The SER
mon was eloquent, practical, direct.
Oniy lack OF space :orbids its publica-
ton in the ISTELLIGEScER this morning
i'll the form Of a full synopsis.
THOMAS SHAW, 4 VOL known roller at
the Whitaker iron works, died yestor-
day afternoon, from typhoid fever. Mr..
Shaw was II OF the most popular iron
workers in Wheeling, and his many
friends will mourn his loss. He leaves
q widow with four small children.
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