The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-17
LOCAL pnEylrIEs.

LOCAL Bl,EyITIEs.
Matter, OF a1lnor Moment In and about
tho City.
The bare-footed boy has begun to
bloom.
srRxw;RlpE parties arc already being
arranged.
sroRts that advertise are crowded
these days.
A SHORT liio is predicted for tho
gaudy hat streamcrs.
TuE %Spinslerites, q stag organization,
will bowl Mt the park tonight,
The Altenheim benefit entertainment
occurs this afternoon and evening.
LAWN MOWERS arc being moved out Of
winter quarters aud cleaned up for
service. ~, (
THE white waistcoat has taken advan.
tago OF Its chance to put in m early APP.
pearancc. 4g
TIE Council committee on railroads
10 called for this Governing at half.
past seven o'clock.
"ARE you going to trolley home ~ Is
the way the Island patrons Of the cleo.
trio cars express 1T tlSN52 ~
sucu weather as that Of y1es,tSerrdayis
very acceptable, but Il man feels sort Of
lost without an umbrella inhis hand.
A MARKET street bootblack stood
swearing Yesterday window con.
tanning a display q Tusaat leather hoes.
TiE'Martin's Ferry Base Ball club, no.
Gently organized, would like to play any
club in Wheeling next Saturday after.
noon.
WORK was promptly commenced yes
terday repairing tho damage by Sun
days wind storm 10 tho roof Of tho
Spears axle. works. ns
A NUMBER OF the. leading society
lights are making arrangements to give
a biz lawn tete and dance at the Park
in the near future. iags
Eli. HASKE was yesterday appoint
cd guardian for Emma and Anna
Hanke, orphans Of Henry 1Ianke, de-
ceased, and gave bond in 81, 900, with
Solomon Kraus as surety.
The Travelling Mems convention will
be held at Toledo ION tho 9th. The
Wheeling & Lake Erie railway will sell
hall fare tickets Tor this occasionlonithe
2Jth and 9th, good until tho Both.
AMONG other wrecks mado by the
storm Of Sunday, tho old square brick
smoke stack from the abandoned Creek
mill coal bank was blown down. This
leaves 4 hole which it!isY~ DANGEROUS to
leave uncovered. ri
IKE SMITHS wagon, which figured in
the Labor Day parade last year, broke
down in front OF tho Mcclure house last
night. The barrels stood the racket,
and some men in dangerous proximity
escaped narrowly. ais
HoRKHEIMER BROTHERS, the extensive
wool dealers of Wheeling, are taking in
a large quantity OF the prodhctforwhich
Washington county is noted, ntthe BAL
timore q. Ohio freight; depot to-day
Washington, Pa. Renorter. X
The electric light commission was
called 10 meet yesterday, evening, but
as the gas trustees, who are; members, Of
the commission, had enough work to do
to keep them busy until late atsnight,
the meeting was called Of. : .nir
ATTENTION is called to AN advertise
ment in this idsue OF an interest in a
tirst-class drug store for sale; The party
owning the store is a physician and de-
sires to get a partner who will attend to
the business in the store.I! se9sfn3 8
AT half-past twelve o'clock yesterday
afternoon the fire department wires got
crossed while some repairs were being
made, and the bell in the city building
rang. There was no fire, though a good
many people thought an alarm from
box 12.had been turned in. n
The Barnum & Bailey show got the
best advertisement at Pittsburgh it has
had this season. Tho Law and Order
detectives arrested them for unloading
their cars on Sunday. If they had not
unloadcd, the Humane Society was pre-
pared to arrest them for, cruelty to ami
mails. 6dS EjSfs@
JAcon Cooke, of North WHEELING, was
arrested yesterday by Officer Scally for
wife beating. S. NJ. Devore came down
yesterday and got drunk as usual. lie
was locked up for safe keeping, Officer
Daum having found him lying on the
pavement in front Of the American ex.
press office.
Four OF the employees. OF the city cleo:
trio plant were severely shocked, sew
eral OF them being knocked senseless,
yesterday. The trouble was that wires
OF the Westinghouse power system
came in contact with the city wires.
There is likely to be moro serious
trouble, and much OF it.
SHOULD tho weather remain as fino
and clear to-day as it was yesterdaythe,
Elm Grove trains will be crowded to-
their utmost capacity this afternoon and
evening to carry the people to and from
Altenheim, where a supper entertain,
ment and concert by the Opera House
Orchestra are to be given Tickets may
be bought at the Elm Grove office.
THE violent wind storm which swept
over this section at noon on Sunday, re-
suited in considerable damage. Trees
were blown down and limbs Of trees
broken of. 1t also proved disastrous
to oil dorricks which have; been stand
ing for several years. Rigs on the
Washington refinery property, the Clark
and Gordon farms, and. also on; the
Smith lease, were toppled over Wash
sagtoh, Pa, Journal. ,.s
Thoncr- vlerhellar.
City Clerk Thomas -, Ttioonreers vas
uuietlv morried Mt l.30 o'r|iick" ,,oetor-