The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-09
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Matters of minor Moment in and about
tbp CITY.

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Matters of Minor Moment in and about
the City,
The city council meets in regular
session this evening,
An unknown plain drunk was run in
by officer Buch last night.
WoRK is being pushed rapidly on the
Mozart park incline railway ut the head
of Forty-third street.
A~ucrIoNEER HALLER Yesterday sold
the Charles Keller property on South
Jacob street to Henry schmulbach ior
$1,000.
The meeting this evening of the Co.
lumbar Fourth OF July general com-
mittee should be attended by every
member.
THOMAS FEENER, who had a second
operation performed on his leg at the
Wheeling hospital will be able TO come
home this weok.-BeVaire Tribune.
The Bridgeport council has directed
that all houses must be numbered,
Tho work will be done by 0.C. Kanouse,
This will be a great convenience in the
town,
The glass works at M~oundsvllle have
shut down for few days in order to
make necessary repairs. Most OF the
Wheelingites employed there are AT
home visiting,
THE tracks on the Benwood extension
OF the electric road arc completed to be-
low the lower railway crossing, and the
brick PAYERS are rapidly following up
the track layers.
On Saturday the first car load OF wool
OF the season was shipped from this
place over the p, q, q, & st. l. 1t was
sent by William McIlvaine to Boston,
Washington, Pa, Reporter.
TEN or twelve couples OF young society
people went out to the park last night
and had amost enjoyable bowling party.
1t was an impromptu affair, but all the
more enjoyable for that.
A GANG OF men were at work on South
Main street yesterday afternoon repair.
ing the paving torn up when the big
water main burst in front OF tho Bel
mont mill some time ago.
THE fire department was called out
yesterday forenoon by Il general alarm,
caused by u blaze in the house OF John
Martin, in the South End. The blaze
was put out with only nominal damage,
IT was reported last night that AL,
Klingler, who was SO badly injured by
being struck by the Belmont mill en-
CINE, is sinking rapidly, and fears were
expressed that he would not long sur
| vive.
JUDGING from tho numerous and con-
| slant complaints made by citizens, there
are u half.dozen or more places in town
which tho health inspectors have
missed, and which are SO rank as to dc.
mand immediate attention.
ANOTHER meeting OF sportsmen will
BIO held at the Mcclure house this even
ing to take farther steps to secure tho
enforcement OF tho laws to protect fish
and game, but especially fish. All inter-
ested are invited to be present.
TIE Flint Glass Workers Union held
n meeting yesterday and selected dele
gates to the national convention OF the
union, which convenes at Marion, Ind,
in July. The delegates are William
| Green. John Manion and John Coch.
ran.
THERE was n great deal Of trouble in
running the electric cars yesterday &c.
cording to schedule, as the power on
the loop was very bad. Several times
it was Off altogether. The trouble orig.
mated in the old South Side power
house.
WHEELING, it seems, is determined to
have a gigantic time on Independence
day. A committee composed OF about
q hundred representative citizens have
been appointed to look after the matter
and it appears to be u sure go.-Martn's
Ferry Times.
TIE Hubs, OF the South Side, played
tho Belmonts, OF Martins Ferry, on
Tunnel Green, Sunday, and defeated
them 2to l. They have played four
games this season and lost none They
play tho Belmonts next Saturday ut
Martins Ferry.
HOWARD RUNYoN is now at his home
here. He will move his mother to
Wheeling Island this week and will
mako his home with her. US he has
made nm engagement with the Mcclure
house in Wheeling, beginning June L.
BeLaire Independent
YESTERDAY morning Eugene Cohen,
an eighteer.year-old boy from the South
Side, was walking along the south end
OF the wharf, when he slipped on alooso
stone and fell, breaking his right arm
not far below. lIG was removed to his
homo and medical aid summoned.
YESTERDAY the newcontract for trans.
ferring the mails from Wheeling to
Bridgeport by Burns 4 Church's
wagons went into effect, much to the
satisfaction OF the business public. The
letting OF this contract was one Of the
most expeditions pieces OF government
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