The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-25
LOCAL BHEvIrrGs.
Matters of Minor Moment In aud about
the Oily.

her husband with fine girl baby.
WEBSTER school building is being put
in shape for the opening OF school
there.
The street sweeper was out last night
Just to remind tho people such u thing
exists.
TIE new steam hosting apparatus at
the Riverside steel works has been conf
pleEed,
SEVERAL of the nail machines and the
plate mill at the LaBelle iron works are
in operation.
The large office in the big Baer
building is now nearly finished The
furniture is very fine.
Work has been resumed on the ex
tension OF the Terminal road to Ben
wood, after two weeks suspension.
Mas. MuELLY, OF South Wood street,
fell in her yard yesterday morning and
broke her right arm. DR.. Ford attended
her.
IT was reported in the city yesterday
that the Ohio River railroad company
had discharged six section hands at
Moundsville,
LAST night pocket book was found
on Market street near Fourteenth, IN
which were several keys. 1t may be
found at this office,
LAST night officer Carney locked up
Mike Condrey and Len Reynolds, for
vagrancy, and Martin Clark was run in
for indecencv in public,
APAN-HANDLE switching engine was
derailed on the Bloch side track on the
South Side yesterday afternoon, but was
soon on the track again.
The police have concluded to rid tho
town OF the trainps who now abound.
II Is thought they may have started
several recent fires while toahng in
stables.
CusroMEl$ have been found by Clerk
Hanke aRd Receiver kindlebergeF Tor
o part OF the city's left over paving
stone. <rhe two are said to make good
salespien.
LAST evening number OF Wheeling
Knights OF Pythias went down to BEN
PSood and Joined the uniformed division
there and went TO McMechen, where
new lodge was instituted.
A FORCE OF masons are at work re-
building the retaining wall in the rear
OF the Hearne tabernacle. Since thu.
old wall was torn away o number oil
piles have been put down.
COMPLAINT having been made OF the
use Of bad language by loungers on the
postotiiee steps, Chief OF Police Nc
Nichot yesterday issued an order that
loafing there must stop short.
In tho police court yesterday Chris
Kline was allowed to go on promising
to 90 to work. Ten Migrants nude up
the rest of the docket. Nine Of them
went to the hill for thirty days aud one
was lot 60 to leave town at once.
Miss MARIAN WINcnER, Of South York
street, Island, entertained number OF
her friends in very agreeable manner
at her home last evening Tho time
was delightfully."- spent by the, guests
with music aud various social diver
sions.
YESTERDAY the last OF the women got
out Of the Emblem houses, on Eotf and
Nineteenth streets. They are quartered
about town in other houses, or staying
with friends Of former days, until new
locations for their precarious business
can be found.
The county commissioners road and
bridge committee went out yesterday
to examine the National road and see
what amount Of stone is needed for
each mile. This will be used as basis
for advertising for proposals for stone
for the road.
DALLAS, the GAINESVILLE, Ohio, man,
who has been in the lookup as o sus-
pected lunatic, was yesterday com
mitted to Jail by Squire Dunning to
await an inquest in lunacy. The justice
has written to his friends to see what
can be done for him.
TIE two men arrested for completely
in stealing the shoes from Schultze'e, on
the South Side, day before yesterday.
were taken before Squire Joseph A.
Arkle by the police, and committed to
jatI. All three wilt have hearing be.
fore the justice this evening.
TIE Young Ladies' Cooking club, OF
the South Side, entertained NUMBER
OF their young gentlemen friends at the
park Wednesday evening. Supper was
prepared on the mound, and tho boys
declare that Y. L q. @. coffee is be-
You'd compare.
THE granite cornerstone Of the now
Masonic Temple, on Market street,
which failed to arrive in time for tho
formal cornerstone laying on st. Johns
Day, was yesterday set in place Of tho
temporary sandstone one. It is plainly
inscribed, Masonic Temple, erected
A. L. $685."
NErdnBoRINa papers are just now full
OF announcements by the railroad com.
panios of low rate excursions to the
coming West Virginia State Fair. The
attendance this year, in spite OF the
financial stringoncy and the pull the
Worlds Fair has on tho people, bids
fair to excel that at the greatest former