The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20
LOCAL BREvIT1Es.
Matters % s1taoT tiOmoat Ia and abo
the Cite

the CITY.
TINT committee on markets is called
to meet this evening.
oSE OF the big derricks at the Main
street bridge has been taken down.
SATURDAY the new chapel at the city
hospital was opened with religious SER
vices.
EIGHT thousand kegs Of nails were
made at the Laughlin Mill last week,
Notwithstanding the heat.
The Wheeling Elks who went to But.
falo got back Saturday, much pleased
with their trip and their entertainment
PosTRRs are out announcing the re-
opening OF the Opera House in August
under the management of Alfred Rhettl-
strom.
THERE isa good deal Of complaint
about dead horse lodged in the river
above the Top mill. 1t should be re-
moved.
The Golden Rod Chautauqna Circle
had quiet picnic at the Park aturday
afternoon. There was quite a lot of
children went along.
ALICE CoLEmAN was Saturday ap.
pointed Administrative of the estate OF
Thomas Coleman, deceased. Bond,
5000; B. F. Miller, surety.
SILVER WAVE Castle No. II, A. o. K.
N. O., will give an entertainment, a
hurlesque comforting of q degree, at
Westwood's hall on Saturday, June %.
The committees ind officials inter.
ested in the new Pan Handle railroad
station will meet again today to see ii
anything can be done toward securing
KRAPr BRos & RosEXBRRa's horse ran
of at Don, over the river, on Saturday,
and demolished the buggy. 1t took
fright at the cars on the o., L. d w.
road. N
THE United brewery workmen and
their friends had II good time yesterday
on the steamer Liberty. Tho excursion
was to Steubenyille and return. Mayors
band furnished the music.
RESIDENTS of Twenty.ninth street ex-
press the hope that tie board of public
works will pave the rwenty-ninth
street crossings of EoG and Chapline.
During wet weather they are perfect
mudholes. ~.
Mas. R. KEMP, OF this city, mother of
Joe Donayin, who was convicted OF MUIR
der at Findlay, O., and sent to the Ohio
penitentiary called on Gov Mckinley
Saturday and tried to induce him to
pardon her boy. MT
HENRY MARcEhLUs, colored, living at
Bridgeport, was overcome by the heat
in the Fifth ward Saturday, and fell I'M
conscious. He was hauled to police
headquarters in the patrol wagon, and
soon recovered.
N. w. EAYRs, retiring manager ofthe
Terminal Company, was presented by
the employees with gold handled UNI
brella and silver match safe Saturday
night. After the presentation good
time was had by all.
JOHN w. MARSHALL has sued the B. 4
o. railroad company. for damages in
Squire Gillespy's court. He bought a
ticket for Taylortown and got on train
which did not stop at that station. The
conductor put him off at the Central
glass works, hence the suit.
A CLASS Of over fifty was confirmed
yesterday by Bishop Kahn atthe Church
of the Immaculate Conception. A
large class was confirmed at ST. AL
phonsus church. The bishop was es-
corted to ST. Alphonsus church by the
German Knights ofsSt. George.
WILL KENYON was before Justice Ar
kIe Saturday. charged with trespAss. In
company with another young man he
followed two young lAdies several even
ings since and walked home with them
in spite Of their prptestations. Before
leaving Kenuon took an umbrella from
one Of the young ladies' and promised
to return It Failing to do 90, he was
arrested and paid a fne OF S. and costs.
THB stockholders of the Glendale
Electrical Company have chosen as di-
rectors Messrs. ]. NJ. Booth, E. E. Zane,
William Erskine, F. =. Blake and w.
S. Brady. William Blake has been
elected president and +. Fl. Blake sec
rotary and treasurer: Messrs. Erskine
and Booth are q committee to super
wise the constructionjof the line, the
contract for which mas been let to the
Fort Wayne Electric Company.
The Knights Of st. George Of this city
and their friends, together with all the
delegates from the different lodges
throughout the state, will leave for
Toronto, Can, on the Wheeling& Lake
Erie next "Wednesday. morning at 9:45'
o'clock. This will be- the official dele
gates train, which allwho intend going
are cordiatlyinvited tojoin. A very low
rate has been secured and tickets can
be had from George Mathison, captain.
knights of st. George.
sAyuRpAY's fire alarm from Third
street was caused by can Of gasoline,
having exploded in the kitchen OF
Hungarian named Jacob Kugsner.
Kugsner was attempting to light fire
in the stove with the fluid, when it ex-
ploded in the time-honored way. de-
moralizins the stove, throwing Kugs-
ner on his head and setting fire to the
building. Kugsner Il badly burned
about the upper portion OF his body.
The damage to the building is slight.