The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-27
LOCAL RREvIrIEs.
Matters of Minor aIomSnt in and about
the Clty.

140bGoEt OF MINOR A4oEAoHt ~ AhN aNSeS
the otty.
ALL Ohio River railroad trains were
still delayed yesterday on account OF the
demolished trestle at Proctor.
TIE men who are taking the glass
of the city lamp.posts are working fast,
and will probably be done by the time
the electric light plays out.
The producers at the Wheeling plant
were lighted yesterday, and the whole
mill will resume either the latter part
Of this week or the first Of next
A POWER OF attorney from House &
Hermann, a corporation, to 3. A. Cam
eron, was yesterday filed with the
county clerk, as required by law.
CHARLEY FIsHER's little girl was BIT
ten yesterday by dog belonging to Ed
ward Nichol, OF South Penn street
Officer Porter was sent over to shoot the
dog.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made July ~ by Robert
White, trustee, TO Benjamin Exley, for
81, 300, lots s5 and SO. in the town OF
Triadelphia.
A Souri, SIDE man holds the theory
that people suffer from the heat be-
cause they eat too much in summer
He says he has eaten nothing this week
but little ice plant.
IT is now thought the new county
Jail viii be completed by the middle OF
September, at the farthest, 1t is not
thought the new Main street bridge
will ha dnna an aonn
The county erscommittee
on court house and jail met yesterday
and passed on the monthly accounts.
The full board will meet at p. IN. to-
day in regular auditing session.
On account Of the heat the day shift
OF the pudding department at the La
Belle Iron Works put in only four heats
yesterday. This department will shut
down next week, as a new ay-wheel Is
TO be put in.
A SMALL son Of Mr. Cosgrave, the ale
brewer, was bathing in the river yester:
day evening. and in coming outhe struck
his instep on broken bottle, cutting a
cash which required seven stitches to
sew up. The boy bted terribly.
A FINE horse belonging to O. w.
Rixey, while sick and rolling aboutin
the stable, broke his leg yesterday aud
had to be shot. Only a short time
ago he lost another, and in the past
twelve months he has lost 500 In the
same way.
TEDDY McGRAIE, young man OF
eighteen or nineteen, was arrested yes.
terday by Officer Daum for bathing in
the river in daylight without a suit.
The law requires clothing covering the
body from the shoulders to the knees.
"Pants" alone don't so.
The course Of the sewer to the new
county Jail was changed yesterday,
after the street had been torn up for
some distance, 1t will be laid up the
outer edge of the City Hall pavement
to the alley and up the sidewalk past
the Wheeling & Elm Grove station.
JOHN WEST, well-known Top mill
man, and Mike Riddle have returned
from a months trip through the valley
OF the Cheat river. They report q grand
time, and brought back with them 800
turtles, some of which are tho largest
and finest fresh-water turtles ever
brought to the city.
A MAN named Wiedebusch, living on
Woods street, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth, was taking his furniture,
which is also claimed by his wife, out OF
the house last night. His wife swore
out warrant and Wiedebusch was ar
rested. A crowd OF about 200 people
was watching the fun.
THE new trains between Wheeling
and Cleveland over the Wheeling &
Lake Erie Railway arc proving very
popular, as passengers can leave here
at $50 q. m. and arrive in Cleveland at
11:25 a. M, or leave at 8: 45 a. m. and
arrive in Cleveland at $40 p. m. The
two trains yesterday carried nearly 100
passengers from this end OF the road.
ALL members OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic, Sons Of Veterans and
Thomas Relief Corps, OF Wheeling,
Bridgeport and Bellaire, and the public
generally are cordially invited to at
tend the public installation Of officers
Of Hancock Relief Corps, No. 8, at 10.
O. F. Hall in Benwood this evening at
1880. An enjoyable time is anticipated.
DURING the storm Sunday night the
Palace fishing clubs camp, nearly q
mile above Elm Grove, was washed out
by the creek. The cook was sleeping
on table and was washed away with
the tent. He managed to save himself,
but chairs, tables and grub were carried
away. The furniture was found short
distance below and the club moved to
higher ground.