The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-04
LOCAL RREv1r1Es.
Matters of Minor Moment in and abOu
tho CITY.

OPERA House this evening--"Incog."
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record five deeds OF trust.
EXTERIOR work on the new S..
Matthew's rectory is nearly completed.
JusT an even twenty assorted cases
turned up in tho police court yesterday
morning
TnE City Bank officials expect to get
into their new quarters on Market street
next week.
LAST nights thunder storm, accord.
ing to the old theory, betokens cold
weather soon.
JONI FIAptNG, aged 81, and Mary
Cots, aged IS, both OF Wheeling, were
yesterday licensed to wed.
THG way work is hustled on the big
Baer block attracts the attention OF
hundreds OF people every day.
The full Opera House band has been
engaged for the Woodford Escort
Thursday night. 1t will be brilliant
affair.
REAL ESTATE Agent HALLER yester-
day sold the Ed Meagie property, on
Eighteenth street, to Joseph speidel.
Tor $500.
The work on the Sixth ward school is
progressing very rapidly. Work WAS
started on the roof yesterday, the raft
ers being placed in position.
A REGULAR monthly meeting OF tho
Woman's Hospital Association is
called for Wednesday afternoon, at
$3.50 O. clock, at the City Hospital.
TOMATO growers are certainly having
long season OF it, TIE fruit is still
coming in to the catsup makers and
Gamers by the thousands OF bushels.
BARBARA Els was yesterday appointed
administrators with the will annexed
Of Jacob Els, deceased, and gave bond
in $4,000, with Adam Elig as surety.
Mr.. FRANK Bessie. OF Birmingham,
Alabama, formerly OF this city has pur-
chased the saloon owned by George
Butler on the South Side, and will once
again locate here.
OVER a hundred and fifty voters called
at the assessors Office yesterday and
found that they We're not listed. Every
Republican who can should call and
make sure that he is registered.
LAST evening the river stood at2 feet
on the wharf, and was falling. The
G. II. Woods got away for Marietta
at IL 80 n. IN. Last nights rain, though
heavy, was not general enough to cause
rise.
The members OF the First ward Re-
publican marching club are requested
TO meet at their hal! on North Main
street this evening at 1850 o'clock on
important business.
THE other day ono of the garbage col
lectors got drunk and lay down in an
alley in East Wheeling for several
hours, letting his cart stand still in the
alley till he Slept it of"
A BoY named Robert Brooks, who
said he was from Charleston, was ar
rested by Officer West yesterday on a
charge OF stealing arevolver from Alois
Kuhn, on the Second ward market
square.
THE Knights Of St George and their
lady friends will make up pleasant
bowling party at Seibert's tomorrow
evening. The new balls and pins re-
Gently ordered by MIR. Scibert have ar
rived and will be used for the first
time on this occasion.
IDARoBrNsoH called at the INrELL1-
aEScER office yesterday and said the
publications about her trip to Bellaire
were Untrue. Her buggy was not
broken up, and her errand to Bellaire
was on legitimate business. She dis.
claims the soubriouet "Hoity Toity,"
too.
THE large derrick used in the erection
OF the new Peabody building, on Market
street, fell yesterday afternoon on two
Of the workmen. Itjust happened that
the men we're standing at the foot Of a
small sand bank, which protected them,
otherwise they would have been instant
ly killed. AS 1t was, they both escaped
with a few scratches.
Two butchers had dispute in Fulton
last Sunday, as to which could beat the
other in foot race, and to settle it n
wager was made and the principals
pealed off hats, coats shoes and hose.
The race was to be run through a stub
bic field, and when the word "go" was
given the fun began. Imagine rum
ming across stubble field in your bare
feet! They attracted large crowd, and
there was lots OF fun. The winners
feet are just as sore as the losers.
THE marshal of Benwood undertook
to arrest drunken chap Sunday even
ing when the fellow ran down the bank
into the river up TO his neck. The
officer would probably not have gone
in after him, but the chap grew very
abusive after getting into the water and
the marshal went in after him. A
scutile followed and both men fell, but
the officer finally landed the belligerent
and took him to the lookup with very
sore head, the result of several ticks
with mace.