The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-28
nooAn n~REvITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and abont-
the City.

Matters Of Minor Moment In n apont-
h City.
THE Wesley NJ. E. Sunday school will
picnic out oaldwell's run to-day.
THE street car rails on North Main
street are being relaid, a heavier rail be-
ing used.
at the Second ward market hall this
evening.
The rain yesterday and the day be.
fore was hard on the many fishing
camps up and down the river.
TnE B. P. o. Elks will hold their
midsummer meeting tonight at the j.
o, OF. hall, on Twelfth street.
CoSsIpxRADLE complaint is heard OF
the scarcity of tomatoes, which should
now be at the height Of their season.
HERMAN WHIT and John Cowell were
run in last evening by Officer Herbert;
and charges of plain drunk lodged
against them.
THEB B. & o. switch into s. Baer's
Sons premises, at Main and south
streets, is being torn up. Its location
will be changed.
TAE heavy rain Of yesterday afternoon
cayed in the sewer trench on the City
Hall pavement a little, and filled the
open end Of the sewer with sand and
gravel.
oHrsrsurs about boys breaking
through the ice and drowning, the ice
gorge breaking at Sistersville anda man
freezing to death at ClaysYille are again
on their rounds.
srEuBENy1IbR is not at all pleased
with the new schedule on the w. &k
E. road, which makes Wheeling instead
of that city the river terminus. The
papers all kick.
A WELL KNOWN wholesaler says he
worked right on in this hot weather
until in packing goods nails melted in
his hands; and then he knocked of and
put himself in cold storage.
WHEELING creek was considerably
swollen by the heavy rain Of yesterday
and the day before. Several camping
parties had to hunt higher ground, and
narrowly saved their tents.
MINNIE SERVER, who was mentioned
in Tuesdays paper, denies that she
keeps a bad house. She says she liveS
with her husband, and the house Is as
respectable as any private residence IN
Wheeling.
The ladies Of the hospital entertain
ment committee desire to express their
sincerest thanks to the ladies and gen.
tlemen who SO kindly and ably rendered
the Programmed the hospital musicale
on Tuesday evening.
THE Keystone Juniors would like to
hear from the N. +. Lally Juniors, for
q game OF ball Sunday afternoon on the
tunnel green. II challenged Is accepted,
Louis Jackson, 1924 Market street. Is
the person to address.
The County Commissioners did moth
ing yesterday but audit the monthly
bills. The finance committee will meet
at 9 p. IN. on Friday to examine the
sheriff. list of delinquent taxes and at
tend to other business.
A WARRANT was yesterday issued by
the police court for Lawrence CLARK, for
neglect to collect the garbage at a place
in the Second ward. This is the first
warrant sworn out for him, though
there has been much complaint
The natural gas in the cooking stove
at William O. Handlan's house, at the
corner OF Thirty-third and Eof streets,
exploded yesterday, as It was being
lighted, and Minnie Sorg was painfully
burned about the face and hands.
WILLIAM CARPENTER was disabled yes
terday by a piece of iron falling against
his right leg. August Fette, employed
at the Riversidetube works in Benwood,
sprained his leg by making a misstep,
and will be laid up'for a few days.
WILLIAM TUCKER, q we'll known resi-
dent OF the South Side, died yesterday
afternoon, after a lingering illness. On
account Of his illness and at his request
his daughter had been married the day
before, at the church OF the Immaculate
Conception.
MR. GEORGE Loos yesterday complain
ed to the police that a dog belonging to
Frank Church, and kept at Shallcross's
stable, on North Market street. had bit
his little girl badly, and as Church re-
fused to have the dog killed a warrant
was issued.
Mr.. A. Il. HAMILTON desires It stated
that he is perfectly willing to lot his
horse "Ravenboy" 60 against time at
the City Hospital races on August Is,
but not with o running mate. He pre-
fers to establish a new record by going
against Harry McLure's noted PAGER
Keyser, il he will bring him over from
Ohio. Both horses are we'll mated and
have good records, the former p:1e and
the latter 2:1a.
1mpor.un, contract. WIN wheellnr Hos.