The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-02
LOCAL BREVlTlEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In aud about
the City.

the City.
WORK has been resumed at the North
Wheeling bottle factory.
A MEETING Of the Council police com
mittee has been called for this evening"
The Belmont county W. G. T. U. con-
venes at Flushing the eighth OF Sep
TENDER.
OvERcoArs were plentiful on the street
last evening, and straw hats presented
a lonesome appearance.
The agreementito close the stores at
G or I o'clock having expired August
81, all the stores were open last even
ing.
YESTERDAY three car loads OF rails for
the new street car tracks arrived. Sew
eral new cars have also come. They are
needed.
OFFICER CARNEY yesterday run in
Hattie King, Of Eof street, Tor being
out on the streets in improperly decol-
iete costume.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made August 81 by L. A.
Rolf and wife to Jane W. Britt, for
1925, lot 80 at Park View.
THE square on Chapline street above
Fourteenth was hoed up in ridges
yesterday. Some OF the South Side
streets are also being cleaned.
The father OF Ira Hartman, the boy
who ran away from his home at Ellicott
City, Md, and was arrested here on
Monday, came on yesterday and took
his boy home.
SCARCELY a night passes now that
several campaign clubs are not out drill
ing. Wheeling ought TO have some fine
marching organizations from the
amount OF preparation.
JEFF DAVIS came in last night from
an Ohio summer resort. He says it got
too cold for him there, and he con-
cluded to start for Washington City to
attend the grand g. A. r. encampment.
MRs. DELcoUR, an old lady who had
reached the advanced age OF IS, died
Yesterday ut the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Edward Marachner, at 5000 Woods
street. and will be buried Saturday
morning.
ANOTHER little dispute has arisen at
the Central glass works over the punch
tumbler scale, which it was thought
had been finally settled. A misunder-
standing OF the terms OF the agreement
is the trouble now.
OWEN Bowen, a workmen employed at
the Standard mill, accidentally caught
the second finger OF his right hand un-
der a heavy casting yesterday morning,
and before help could be called his fin
ger was pinched of. DR.. Van Wagner
was called and rendered the necessary
surgical aid.
The Palace fishing club broke camp
yesterday for the season at Elm Grove,
but will reorgsniZe for next season and
will purchase ground and build u
house for their use, with all the modern
Improvements. There was large num-
Der OF ladies' present when they broke
camp, and grand time was enjoyed by
all.
A TRAMP who was willing to take
chances Of cholera morbus was caught
yesterday morning stealing q large
watermelon from Dudley 4 Under
woods produce store, on Twentieth
street. He succeeded in getting a
square away before he was caught by
one Of the proprietors, who chased him.
He was not arrested.
A LARGE crowd OF merry young folks
drove out to Mauletown last evening in
Mitchells big picnic wagon, where a
splendid supper was awaiting them.
They returned at late hour by moon
light, all thoroughly enjoying the ride
Tonight number OF members OF the
Island club will 90 out to st. Clairsville
on the same vehicle, to spend the even
ing at that place.