The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-13
LOCAL DREvITIES.
Matters of Minor Mom,ont In and about
tho City.

tho City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
THE GRAND this evcning-Redding-
Stanton Company.
A noY hit the base ball pools yestcr-
day for 500 on ono ticket.
A FEW shares oLStandard Iron Com
pany's stock were sold yesterday at
Sl4S.
THE board OF public works is doing a
good work in cleaning up tho alleys
about town.
TIE now boiler works on Chapline
street Just north OF the Terminal freight
station is going up rapidly.
LARGE ilocks OF wild ducks are seen
on the river every morning, and several
good bags of them have been shot.
Two vags were ordered out OF town
by the mayor yesterday morning, and
this was the size OF the police court
docket.
No work wa done at the city electric
plant yesterday except in wrapping tho
steam pipes with the covering to keep
the heat in.
TIE total cost of the paraphcrnalia
for the now ballot system, rs chosen
Monday night by the joint committee,
was but Sl,34S.6O.
SHELL workers are located at tho up
per ferry to-day trying to bunco tho
travelling public who CHANGED to so and
come that way.-BeUaire Tribune.
EDWARD ]. CnMsrMAS, aged %, and
Augusta D. Glcssner, aged 10, the form
or Of Wheeling and the latter OF Elm
Grove, were yesterday licensed to wed.
TIE work OF hanging the .city's cleo
trio lamps is being pushed About hall
OF them are in position, and il tho good
weather continues all will be up this
week.
IT is officially stated that the Airing
ton saloon will be closed May l, and
Mcssrs. William and John Handlan will
run a livery stable there, occupying the
whole building.
THERE has been a good deal OF COM
plant about tho lacking of root beer
signs on the electric light poles, which
is against the ordinance. Several ar
rests Will De maze.
ON1As MoNISGER, OF Amwclltownship,
is confined to his home by sickness.
His wife is also seriously ill and last
week was taken to a hospital in Wheel
ing Washington, Pa, Reporter.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record a deed made February q by Mrs.
Annie Z. Rodgers and B. l.. Rodgers,
her husband, to John NJ. Gooch, for
SIS, lot 30 in West Liberty; also three
deeds OF trust.
THOMAS NORTON, OF Fourteenth street,
desires it said he is not the man by that
name that was sent to the hill for mis-
demeanor. His friends would not sus-
pect that he was the man, MS he has
been reputable citizen for wei forty
years.
TIE we'll OF tho Wheeling Gas Com
pany on the Slemmons farm, struck the
cave and salt sand Saturday and neces-
STATED casing Sunday, some OF which
had to DO hauled on Sunday, not having
enough to complete it.-ClaysriNe Re
corder.
MARTIN RuGGADER, the barber, was
practicing on his new Columbia ycstcr-
day in the yard back OF his shop. The
wheel struck a stone and Martin was
thrown headlong over the handles, bur-
rowing his head up to his nose in n pile
OF mud. Martin was a sight.
TIE evangelist, George Van Pelt,
preached n powerful sermon on "The
Book OF Lie at the Disciples church
last night. He has concluded to re.
main in the city wei Sunday, and
preach at the Disciples church at both
morning and evening services.
CONRAD HAcKEMEYERg got into trouble
over fares yesterday with an electric
street car conductor, and struck him
over the head with n cane. Hacke.
meyer was arrested by Officer Herbert.
]. E. Bacnman was gathered in yester-
day by Officer West fer d~isordcrly con-
duct.