The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-15
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
Matter. o. Minor Monoas in and abO
tho City.

tho city.
ANNUAL distribution at Mt, de Chan
tai to-day.
0XLY one deed Of trust was admitted
to record by Clerk Hook yesterday.
IcE merchants have had things about
their own way for the last three or four
days.
BsAurruL water lilies are in market
in large numbers now. They are very
popular.
WATER melons, musk melons and
peaches have made their appearance on
the fruit stands.
HousEKREPERs are not heard to COM
plain much about the shortage Of nat
ural gas just now.
DR. WILL1AM PErRIE has been ap-
pointed state veterinary surgeon by the
state board OF agriculture.
HARRISON badges, portraits and ap-
propriate emblems and notices on
celluloid, arc already displayed in the
notion stores.
YESTERDAY mornings police court had
eight cases. The German who hit the
Irishman. for disparaging.the U. S. flag
was fined 50 and costs.
WlLLIA3 GuN1EiNa, of the Market
Square saloon, has gone out OF the
liquor business, and has opened res1
taurant at the same place.
TIE creek is low enough to allow
work to be resumed on the retaining
wall OF S. Baer' 8 Sims, and good progress
was made on it yesterday.
LARGE shipments of bridge and struc-
tural iron 90 west over the Baltimore &
Ohio every dav,. 1t is evident that
branch OF manufacture has boom on.
YESTERDAY while will Kennedy, Of the
B. & o. express Office, was loading beer
in a chr, a kcg fell on one OF his fingers,
breaking it badly. 1t is a painful in
jury
The Rowe mission band gave highly
successful and enjoyable social and en-
TREATMENT at the English Lutheran
church last night II was largely at
tended. KS
NlR. T. P. BBpnLIoE has sold his -four
mill at Elm Grove to Ed Atkinson and
A. J. Woods. Mr.! Bedillion will go to.
Rochester, N. Y, where he will 80 into
business.
The grocers will make n neat appear
ance in their parade tomorrow in their
uniforms, which will consist OF white
vest, straw hat, cane, badge and button
hole bouquet. -
IT is announced that the Wheeling
Opera House will be completely rehtted
and painted before the next season
opens, by the new lessee and manager,
Mr.. Ali Rheinstrom.
YESTERDAY Officers Tcrrill and LukiEs
took the patrol wagon and went out
around the creek to catch lot OF boys
who were in bathing against the law,
but the boys had left.
RICHARD KING, an account Of the ac-
cident to whom on the B. d o, road at
Bellaire was printed in yesterday LIN:
irEILIGENcER, died at the City Hospital
at 10 a. m. yesterday,
Tomorrow is the big grocer's day at
the Park. The outing will be preceded
by big parade in the forenoon. All the
groceries will be open this evening and
will close all day tomorrow.
MICK McCoswlsH and Jere o'Leary
were locked up yesterday afternoon,
for fighting, by officer Meyer. The
same officer ran In one Lou Jordan, a
South Slider, for being drunk.
PADeE o'NEAb and George Bennett,
accused of stealing the watch Of Lucy
Piper Saturday night, were discharged
by Squire Phillips yesterday, the evil
dence against them not being conclusive.
NATURAL gas mains are being hauled
in on Elm Grove fat cars from along an
abandoned line east OF the city, and
streWn along Chapline street from Elev-
enth to the creek, where they arc to be
used.
A LARGE American eagle, measuring
nearly nine feet from tip to tip, was
wounded in the eye and captured at
Windsor station, on the p, W. q KY.
railroad, recently, by Jacob GreIs, OF
this city.
The twenty-ffth annual commence
ment OF the Seguin' Collegiate Insti-
tutc will take place in the Opera House
next Friday evening, as officially an
,nounced in the advertising columns
this morning.
YESTERDAY was the hottest day. Mr..
o. schnepf reports the Thermometer at
rs at Z a. M, 50 an hour later, Sc at 8
o'clock, 81 at 10. 81 at IL, and at noon 1t
was up to 95l. It hung at 50 till 8 p. M,
and at 8 last night twas still as high as
10 degrees.
STRAWBERRIES have gotten pretty
cheap now. Tie best for table use re-
tail at ten cents, while very fair berries
Tor canning sold yesterday in quanti-
ties at five cents box. The local mar
ket was never fuller OF them than it
was yesterday. m
LAST evening Miss L. B. Wallace,
principal of the Knoxville College, and
Mrs. Scott, amember Of the Freedmen's
board, spoke to Il large audience at the
u. p. church on the work OF educating
and christianizing the freedmen. Both
gave interesting talks.
CHEF OF PoIcE McNicHoI yesterday
received from Coroner Mcdowell, OF
Pittsburgh, the description OF fifteen
year.old boy drowned ut Arden, Pa,
last Saturday, whose body the coroner
is very anxious to recover, as the lads
parents are personal friends OF his.
a wheeling Patient