The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-13
nooAn pREYlrIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and abou
tho City


tho City,
Pm DonBISs was arrested last even.
ing by Officer Desmond, drunk again.
Two new trucks for electric motors
arrived at the street car barns yester'
daY.
A PARTY of Pan Handle railroad Off:
cials were here yesterday on a tour OF
inspection.
Ono river watermelons have COM
menced to arrive by the carload. They
are late, and not very good at that.
FRED KuNKLE, the boy accused Of
stealing 81 from his father. was arraign-
ed before Squire Joseph Ankle last even
ing, and was sent to Jail for thirty days.
YESTERDAY Nancy West was ap.
pointed Administrative Of the estate OF
William West, deceased, and gave bond
in s, 500, with John West as surety.
The hearing in the supreme court Of
appeals OF the appeal Of the Major MUIR
der case has been got for September 10,
when the court will be in session az
Charlestown.
The annual "meteoric shower" is now
about due. On any night Just now a
steady watch OF the sky will result In
seeing numerous meteors, some OF them
very bright and pretty.
The usual meeting will be held at the
Young Mems Christian Association at
7:45 this evening, and Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. All young men are in
vited to attend these meetings.
A CORPS of engineers were at work
yesterday morning laying out the cleo
trio line to the Fair grounds. 1t is the
company's intention TO have this line
in running order for Labor Day, August
2S.
GEORGE FE1sINe, working on Linn
street for the water board, was setting
fire plug yesterday, when he got his
middle finger OF the right hand under It
and it was split open. A doctor sewed
1t up.
OFFICER CREIGHTON yesterday hauled
Henry Adams in to the lookup in the
wagon from Main street, where he
found him very drunk. He said he
was an old soldier and lived at Colum-
bus.
The division headquarters Of the Bal
timore & Ohio railroad for the three dt.
visions centering here have been moved
10 McMechen, where the new yards
and buildings are in an'advanced state
of completion.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO re-
cord deed OF trust and deed made
August u by John West to Nancy,
widow OF William West, in considera-
ton of $1,000, for the west half OF lot 50,
on Eighteenth street.
Two DIsoRDER1rEs were up in police
court yesterday. Ben Frazier was dis.
charged and George Butler fined S. and
costs. The man charged with lettering
in Mrs. Ditty's house paid S. and costs,
as did the girl who was with him.
THR directors Of the United States
glass company have declared q four per
cent dividend on preferred stock and
three per cent on common stock, out OF
the operations OF the past six months.
The official notice appears IN another
column.
MRs. ARABEI1A STANLEY. Of this
city, widow OF Capt. W. II. Stanley,
obtained through her attorney, W. W.
Rogers, the largest pension granted a
widow in this state. She also receives
q captains pension the remainder OF
her life or widowhood.
DoDE MARSHALL and Nell Warner,
inmates OF Anne Keim's house, in the
Fifth ward, were arrested by Officer
Trischler, for fighting. They made
things lively in the lookup throughout
the afternoon, and more shocking pro-
family than theirs was never heard.
HAVING returned from the East, Mrs.
NJ. Stevens Hart, principal Of the School
for Young Ladies' and Children, 1915
and 1918 Market street. will be at home
hereafter daily to patrons and friends,
on business connected with the school,
or may be addressed at her residence,
1877 Main street.
YESTERDAY young man named Car
roll, who works for A. ]. McGarrell, was
driving a buggy on McColloch street,
when a little girl named Donley ran
right in front OF the horse. She was
knocked down and run over, but not
seriously hurt. Carroll jumped out to
her rescue, but too late.