The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-30
LOCAL n~REvITIEs.
Matters OF Minor nomsn. in and about

Matters OF Minor Moment In and about
h City.
THE boys about town have the kite
fever bad again.
THB hay fever victims will soon be
smiling at lie again.
OFFICER CARNEY slot Miller's dogI
which bit Mail Carrier Jones day be-
fore yesterday.
REpuDLlcANs of Triadelphia district
should not forget the meeting at Elm
Grove this evening.
The Council committee on markets il.
called TO meet at 2 O'Clock this afternoon
Ut the Centre market.
Excavation has begun for the big
block oil Bears Sons, on the corner OF
Main and South streets.
The Etna and Standard mills will
close down to-day for the heated term,
and for an indefinite period.
IN this mornings paper is advertised
q sale Of ocean lots at Ocean City, Md.
on July 4. LISA very attractive offer.
THE board of county commissioners
met yesterday to audit the usual month
ly bills and attend to other routine bus
iness.
THs woman who pokes her parasol in
your eye and her sister who runs over
you with q baby coach are both abroad
once more.
A PICNIC will be- given at Archibald,s
grove on the Fourth Of July, by tho
congregation OF st. Paul's German Pro.
testant church.
The sparring contest between Charles
Pollen, Of Wheeling, and John Cox, OF
Etnegille, for So q side, will be fought
tomorrow night.
JAMES RAMSAY. who works at the
hinge factory, had his thumb cut of in
the machinery yesterday, inticting a
very painful wound.
FovRTgES hundred feet Of woven hose
from the Boston Company, recently or
dered by the council committee on fire
department, arrived yesterday.
A BOY employed at the Creek mill
yesterday got bis hand caught. in the
rolling machinery, and 1t was split clear
TO the wrist, making an awful wound.
Tliz funeral Of Laura, the daughter OF
Sheriff steenrod, took place from the
family residence yesterday at 3 p. m.
Rev. DR.. R. R Swope officiating. The
body was interred'a at Greenwood. ,
DrPurY snaaisYs from Tyler county
yesterday took William Falkman
through tho city to the Columbus asy-
lum as a lunatic. He was handcuffed
and manacled, being q dangerous case.
A LAWN fete was giAen by the A. M.
E. congregation last evening in the
grounds adjoining Mr.. Stark's residence,
on the Island, at which q most enloya-
BILE time was had by a large and congen-
ial assemblage.
YESTERDAY tho Opera House Orches-
ira left for New Athens, O., to furnish
the music for the annual commence
ment and the attendant events at Frank
lin College. AS usual the orchestra
drove overland in an omnibus.
AMONG the funny applications re-
ceiyed by Chief of Police McNichol yes
terday was one from q man with q
bucket and fifty feet of rope, who
wanted police assistance TO get his dog
out Of a well into which he had fallen.
KLIdAN HILnERRANn was buried yes
terday forenoon, the funeral services, at
st. Alphonsus church, being attended
by the stonemasons' union. st, Alphon-
sus society aud German Benevolent AS
ISOLATION, to all Of which he belonged.
IT is at this season that the casual
wayfarer upon the suburban train is
doomed to listen to the fairy tales told
by the suburban resident to his neigh
Dor regarding the superbundance and
great size of his early homegrown
vegetables.
THERE were four cases in the police
court yesterday. Mayor Seabright hav-
ing returned home, occupied the throne:
One man was dismissed, the fines Of
two were suspended for them to leave
town, and ono went to the hill in de-
fault Of So and costs.
CIgRK Hook yesterday admitted to
record o deed made June II, by John
B. johnson and wife to Samuel Simms
and wife, for S270 81, that part Of the
Samuel Mcconnell farm, in Triadelphia
district, which lies east OF the Roney's
Point and Haneytown turnpike.
ANNE KE1a's house Of Ill fame was
pulled last night by Officers Moran,
Truschler, Donovan and o'Brien, and
Mrs. Keim, eight girls and one man
were arrested. Josephine Boyd.s house
was also raided, by Officers Watson
and Herbert, and the landlady and two
girls wore taken in.