The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-16
LOCAL RRRYrplHs.


The paving OF McColloch street, East
Wheeling has commenced.
THERE are prospects Of the formation
OF an athletic club here 10 give tstlc
exhibitions.
BALTIMORE street, around the hill, is
beingsolldly macadamized by the board
OF public works,
REy. II, W, TATE, OF Cincinnati, will
preach at the Third NJ, Il, church,
Bridgeport, Wednesday night at s.
The heaters at the Labelle mill
resumed work yesterday. Several more
heaters also went to work al the Top
mill.
HARRISON TAYLOR, driver Of q
North Wheeling street car, was robbed
yesterday morning when going to
work.
The river isagain falliugsn lasteVen'
iing, was down to ten and three quarter
inches, 1t is thought 1t will get lower
than at any other time this season.
In the police court yesterday morn,
ing Julius Hotfre was fined 81 and
costs for plain drunk, and in default
OF the cash he went to the hill for ten
days,
The Etna fishing club caughta cat
fish weighing forty.nine pounds when
Cleaned-so they say. A underground
carp is also said to have been caught
at Windsor station Monday.
TnE Wheeling g. Lake Erie passenger
train due here at $3.50 o'clock last even.
ing was delayed four hours on account
OF coal train wreck near sherrardsville
in the afternoon. There were no fatall'
ties.
AT last the work OF repairing and
timbering the Baltimore 4 Ohio COM
pany's Hempfeld tunnel, in the east
end Of town, is done. II has been in
progress, with one short interval, about
six months.
Mrs. +. B. DoDDINS missed her watch
while at the services on the Mounds.
vile camp ground Monday evening, and
has not yet recovered it. She would be
greatly obliged if the lader would re-
store It to her.
YESTERDAY the court house electric
light plant was tried with all the lights
on. The machinery runs sm oothly and
the light is all right, but the dynamo
makes a noise like million crickets
chirping in unison.
MISSES HINDMAN and Morgan, OF
Wellsburg, desire it stated that they
were not as seriously injured US the
account of their accident in yesterdays
paper seemed to indicate. They were
merely badly frightened.
NIGHT before last the police arrested
a young man who seemed to answer the
description OF young Lowe, wanted at
steubenville for the murder Of Feree,
but the prisoner proved to be printer
we'll known here, and he was dis
charged.
LAST evening the committee Of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
appointed in connection with the fare.
we'll demonstration to Bishop Kahn
met to arrange for taking part in gen.
erat committee meeting next Sunday
afternoon.
BURGLARS entered the cellar OF Alfred
Tomlinson, near the camp ground,
Monday evening while he was at the
meeting, and carried of q quantity Of
eatabfes. They also robbed several OF
his beehives. There is no clue to the
guilty persons.
LAST night the council committee on
accounts met and audited the books OF
tho city clerk and city receiver. The
committee had gotten somewhat be;
hind in its work, and did not have time
to catch up entirely, so that another
meeting will be necessary.
WADDlNaToN PLAcE, Mr.. A. s. How
ellis farm out the Bethany pike, was Of
Tered for sale yesterday. and alter being
bid up to 81, $50 tho sale was adjourned.
1t is one Of the most beautiful places in
a hundred miles, and ought to be sal
able at many times the highest price
offered yesterday.
YESTERDAY the stockholders OF the
Wheeling district campmeating associa-
ton met on tho grounds at Moundsville
and elected the following directors:
John s. Nsylor, D. q. Phillips, NJ. F.
Geisey, I. A. Rodefer, ]. ]. Goodwin,
William Davis, W. II. Chapman, Joseph
A. Bodley, @. II. snediker, A. L. Policy,
]. A. Ewing, ]. F. Burlcy, O, O. Mathews
and j. W. Davis.