The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-16
LOCAL RREvlTIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and about
the City.

The stay.nt-home summer girl now
front-stoops to conquer N,
A WAGON load OF Bellaire people spent
Yesterday at the Wheeling park.
Tine Boggs run church Sunday school
will give a picnic next Tuesday up the
run.
The students OF the Wheeling bust.
ness college had an enjoyable picnic at
Wheeling Park yesterday.
YESTERDAY was another one of those
hottest days, which made y man long
for lodge in a garden OF cucumbers.
IT was Albert Price instead OF Albert
Rice who figured in the police court
Thursday with his wife as the result of
family row.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to
record decd from the city to William
Blutehart, for $50, Of lot 1877 in the
Pcninsular cemetery.
METAL match boxes have been put on
tho market in theshape OF profile heads
and busts OF Harrison and Cleveland,
and the designs are copyrighted.
The Jack Bass fishing club returned
to the city last evening from the camp
out the creek. The members all had
lots OF fun, as theydo wherever they 90.
FIRE alarm box "a, which was sent to
New York to be repaired, having burn
ed out, has been returned, ready for SER
vice again. and will be put in place at
once.
The lucky 81 won the tool chest ratified
off at the meeting OF the carpenters
union last evening for the benefit OF
Mrs. A. NJ. Grow. The holder is not
known.
Mn. AND MRs. ALBERT PRICE, who
were run out of Wheeling on Thursday
night, were arrested at Martins Ferry
yesterday and locked up, and sent to st.
Clairsville TO work out a fine for drunk
enness.
THE laying Of the big new natural
gas maitt on the west side OF Chapline
street from Eleventh to Nineteenth.is
huge job. The men have now reached
Fifteenth street in their southwark
progress.
DRrvIxa the piles for S. Baer's Sons
new building on the creek bank prog
resses rapidly, but as ak hundred piles
are to be driven it will require some
little length of time yet to complete the
job.
TIE repairs to the Panhandle bridge
over the creek were completed yester-
day. New heavy timber supports were
put under it, resting on a number OF
firmly driven piles, and the bridge is as
good as ever.
ATLANTIC Cry excursion tickest,
mileage books, Baltimore d Ohio and
Pan Handle, also through and local
tickets via all lines, at the Union Rail-
road office, 1900 Market street, John
Bailie, agent.
MEssRs. DlxGER and Beekman, OF
Wheeling, participated in the shoot OF
the Bellaire Gun club this week, and
the score was as follows: Beekman,
10; Dinger. 10; D. Cowen, 10; Danah,
l6; Myer, u; Mason, 10.
TIE remains OF Timothy Callaghan,
jr., who died in Illinois, were brought to
Wheeling yesterday and buried in
Mount Calvary cemetery. The de-
ceased died very suddenly from cramps.
He was brother Of Dennis Callaghan,
Of Martins Ferry.
THE directors OF the Ohio Valley Pub
fishing Company, formed to operate the
Ohio Valley Farmer, at their meeting
yesterday elected the following officers:
President, L. P. Sisson; secretary and
treasurer, T. L. Harvey; general mana
ger, John G, Leasure
SHIPPING building material out the
Wheeling 4 Elm Grove railroad has
come TO be quite business. There is
scarcely day that gondola car or two
is not sent out, laden with brick, lum-
Der or other material. 1t is a decided
convenience tor the suburbs.
TIE sewer pipe for the new crock
sewer down the alley from the new Jail
TO Sixteenth street and down Sixteenth
to Chapline street, to connect with the
big main sewer, has been piled up at
the south end OF the public building.
1t requires a good sized pile of pipe to
reach.
A MEETING of the "Unterrifed" has
been called for next Tuesday evening,
July 10. 1t will be held at McLaugh-
Inns hall, and all those Democrats who
are willing to "devote their time and
| substance 10 tne SUCCESS VI Iue puLCy
regardless OF reward" are asked to at
tend.
PETER LoEonER, JR., has built sail
boat six by twenty-five feet, which
glides over the water like duck. The
sail, when finished, will contain twenty
22O square feet OF ton ounce duck. The
boat seats tbirty.fve people. Mr.:
Loechor and his friends intend to sail
up to their fishing camp in week or
two.
Col. JOHN NAPOLEON BoxArARrE LlT-
TIE, who is now located at Elm Grove,
I will give grand balloon ascen-
sion in honor OF the nomination OF Capt.
B. b. Dovener for Congress and the Re-
publican ticket, on next Monday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock. The colonel is an
enthusiastic protectionist and the way
he heaps Goals OF fire on the Inter
ri6ed in Elm Grove is enough TO bring
the rankest free trader into the fold.
Tho Union Picnic.
The union picnic Of young people