The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-26
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and about
the City.

Matters of Minor Moment In and about
the City.
THE various potteries will shut down
about July !, for tho usual summer
stop.
A GREAT many turtles are being cap.
tured in the creeks'just now by fishing
parties.
SEVERAL of the rooms OF tho Web.
ster school picnicked out at Caldwell's
run Saturday.
A PICNIC will BIO given in Whiteman's
grove. North BGnwood, to-day by tho
-Four Johns"
The old warehouse at Bloch's tobacco
factory is being torn down to make
room Tor tho huge new one.
JOSEPH WIENER stumbled and fell on
the railroad track above the Top mill,
Saturday, breaking three ribs.
YESTERDAY the "W. W" club drove
out the creek, about fourteen in
number. They claim to have caught
fish.
GgoRGE GRUB, of the Riverside steel
works. had bad cash cut in. his leg by
huge piece OF iron falling aud strik-
ing il.
A TEAM belonging to Joseph Wilson,
of CaldwelPs run, ran away on the
South Side Saturday. Mr.. Wilson was
thrown out and badly hurt.
The council committee on markets ia
called to meet this evening to make UP
its report, to DO submitted to council at
the regular meeting tomorrow evening.
SATURDAY evening tho electric lights
on tho South Side and in East Wheel
ing were off for some time, owing to
trouble with tho machinery at the city
plant.
JOSEPH Holman walked out OF win
dow on Twenty-tifth street and received
injuries from which he will be some
time in recovering. lie was asleep at
the time.
TIE Knights OF St. George OF this city
changed their minds and did notcpars
ticipate IN the competitive drill ut Pitts
burgh Saturday, though present as
spectators.
TIE Only Five Club. composed OF
Andrew Bishop, Harry Myers, William
Foose, William Emmert and Prot. a.
G. Keys, went out to Buffalo creek Sat-
urday to camp out.
THE American Mechanics Of Wheel
ing are making great preparations to
celebrate Independence Day. They
expect to have the largest turnout ever
seen in that city.-Beilaire Tribune.
TIE fine new metal ceiling OF the Nc.
Lure House lobby is very generally
pronounced the handsomest IN the city.
1t was first exposed to view Saturday,
and attracted much admiring attention.
JOSEPH BurcnRING, OF Schmul6ach's
brewery, had narrow escape from
death by burning by spray OF scald-
ing water. AS it was he was painfully
scalded, and will bo laid up for some
time.
OFFICER ScALLY was yesterday called
to shoot u fine roau horse belonging to
Hubbard & PAUL. The horse got loose
in the stable and got into the stall OF a
mare, which kicked him, breaking his
leg, SO that lie had to be shot.
Tie ladiea' aid society OF the Wesley
NJ. E. church, South Side, will give
lawn fete on the lawn of Mrs. NJ. Bay
less, South McCoIloCh street, tomorrow
evening, Tor the benefit OF the church.
A royal time is promised to all who at
tend. There will be several novel at
fractions.
In another column this morning the
Mark Twain Rod and Gun Clubs SOW
enth annual picnic is announced. A
great list OF attractions is announced,
and the affair bids fair to be the most
successful in the clubs history. The
picnic will occur on tho State Fair
grounds next Thursday.