The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-03
LOCAL BREVlTIEs.
matters of Minor Momsat in aud about
tho CITY.

tho CltIs
SOFA water sales are dropping off
OPERA HOUSE this evening-Dock-
stader's Minstrels.
| GEORGE WEEsE was run in last night
by Officer Herbert for disorder in Mra.
Ditty's house.
The State Fair ground is scene Of
activity now, preparing for the annual
fair next week.
FouR boys were arrested by the police
Yesterday for stealing grapes from the
vineyard around the hill.
NUMBERS Of Wheeling people, who
have been summering at the mountain
resorts, will soon come down in the
world.
THE public schools will open next
Monday. 1t is expected the new Fourth
ward building will be ready to occupy
in all departments.
The work Of paving the Main street
bridge was resumed yesterday, and the
bridge and approaches ought to be COM
pleted by this evening.
A WARRANT was issued by Clerk Fee,
OF the police court, yesterday tor Law.
renee Clark on charge OF neglect OF
his duty as garbage collector.
CHARLES FREDERICK, who works at the
hinge factory, had his arm broken bad
" yesterday by getting it caught In
belt he was adjusting on apulley.
JAMES HILL, u colored man who said
his home was in Fairmont, was arrested
last evening for disorderly conduct at
the st. Charles hotel by Officer Porter.
THE alley between Market and Chap
line streets, south from Fourteenth,
was thoroughly cleaned yesterday.
About a hundred cart loads OF filth
were piled up.
AT a meeting Of the directors Of the
Wheeling Club, held yester day after
noon, it was voted to return the money
now in the possession OF the club to the
stockholders pro rata.
WILLIAM FoNNER, boy who ran off
from his home at Waynesbu re-, Pa, was
found here yesterday and Lieutenant
Terrill took him out to Washin gton aud
turned him over to his father.
DRAYRR, the man who killed another
man with fence rail at Barnesyiue
the first OF the week, was yesterday ar
raigned in court at St. Clairsvllle and
admitted to bail in $4,000. He gave
bond and was released.
The work on the Mozart park IS
going along very well. The company
Is now erecting green house, the d.
mansions of which are thirty by sixty
feet. The plans we're drawn by Leiner
& Faris, and are very artistic.
THE trial Of Louis thinner, accused Of
cutting Charles Stoehr, which was set
for hearing yesterday at Squire Gil
lespy's office, was again postponed for
an indefinite period on acc cunt ef the
absence Of important witnesses.
OpF1cERs HERBERT, Lukins and wilkie
last night found a man who gave his
name as Bart Sheridan, in an area way
where he had fallen while drunk. He
was locked up for safe keeping On his
person was found over $40 in cash.
His home is in Wisconsin.
THE old street car barn on the Island
is undergoing new coat Of paint. The
old office room has been torn out and 9
much larger room made in its stead,
which will be fixed up as waiting
room for parties from Bridgeport who
have to wait for the electric cars,
The circuit court meets in regular
September session next Monday, and
the grand jury will be empaneled on
that day. There are number OF pre-
sentiments to be considered, but no
grave feIonies or other cases of general
public interest are among the number.
The three dagos arrested at the Bal
timore & Ohio station day before yes
terday were fined 81 and costs by the
mayor yesterday morning, and all three
went TO the hill, but afterwards one
paid his fine and was released. The girl
arrested on Eotf street by Officer Car
ney was fined s. and costs.
HoLI1pAY Post G. A. r. will give a
grand beanbaksand campfire at Il. A.
r. hall this evening, which is sure to be
an ENJOYABLE affair. Admission and
supper ia only fifteen cents. The pro-
ceeds will be used for the benefit Of the
old soldiers who attend the National
Encampmeut at Washington, d. @.
NOTWITHSTANDING reports to the con-
trary, school will be resumed in all OF
the rooms OF tho Fourth ward school on
Monday next. There had been SO much
delay in making the various improve
ments which the board OF education or
dered that it was thought by many
school could not begin for several weeks
after the regular time for opening, but
extraordinary efforts have been made
by the workmen and the janitress, and
everything will be in readiness for the
reception Of pupils next Monday morn
ing.