The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-12
LOCAL BHEvITlES.
Matters of Minor Moment in and about
tho City,

tho City,
The j. A. Bloyd Company is drilling
wa,or well at Hon. l. S, Newman's
house in Glendale.
TIE "Quiglcys" will give big basket
picnic next Thursday at Fulmer's, up
Big Wheeling creek.
OFFICER MINKEMYER last evening ar
rested Albert Chesner, an Eighth ward
Pole, on q charge OF disorderlY conduct.
The Mineral Wool plant at Mounds.
vile will resume work on Monday,
after shut down of two weeks for re-
pairs.
Tue Daughters OF Liberty will visit
Lady Washington Council Of Wheeling
oil Friday evening OF next week, says
the Bellaire Tribune
GEORGE G. MCKEE, OF Bridgeport, and
Row. S. X. Frazier, OF Youngstown, will
he the orators at the St. ClairsVille
Harvest Homo picnic on the Gath.
So far no steps have been taken
toward repairing the retaining wall OF
the Terminal company at the Whitaker
mill, part OF which fell two weeks ago.
TIE running water which has been
such an annoyance at tho east ond OF
Fifteenth street is to be piped into n
sewer. The material for the work is
on hand.
The new front OF the German NJ. L.
church, on ChapIine street. South Side,
ia nearly completed; also that OF Simp-
son NJ. l. church, on Eof street, Sec!
ond ward.
The first select hop of the Trela club
OF the South Side will BIO given Monday
evening, August q, at Riedels hall on
South Jacob street. The boys are start
ing the season early.
YESTERDAY u water main on Eof
street near Fourteenth sprung leak,
and the water had to be shut oil part
OF East Wheeling for several hours,
while repairs were made.
On Monday at 10 a. M, ex.Sherilf
steenrod will sell ut the old Sweeney
foundry, on tho South Side, several
cranes, q boiler, some iron castings and
other articles taken for taxes.
YESTERDAY there was only one case
in the police court. John Mulholland,
Tor dsorderly conduct, was fined 81
and costs, and in default OF the cash was
sent to the hill for fifteen days.
TIE new steel bridge to be placed
over the creek in place OF the cumber-
some wooden one OF the P, w. & Ky.
railway has arrived, and the work Of
preparing u formation for 1t is making
good progress.
THURSDAY evening Charles stahl. OF
tho Eighth ward, celebrated his thirty
second birthday at his home, and en-
tertained number Of his friends, who
remembered the occasion with many
valuable presents.
WILLIAM SMITH, who was fined day
before yesterday for participation in
the North Wheeling row OF recent &C.
currence, yesterday had his fine re.
mitted by the mayor, who was satisfied
the original decision was mistake.
THE fishermen arc gradually breaking
camp and returning to tho city. The
"Duquesne" club, encamped near the
ferry landing, and one OF tho jolliest
crowds along the river, US we'll % tho
noisiest, struck their tents the first OF
the week.-Clarington Independent
wonlD's Fair special Sill excursion
Tuesday, August s, on Cleveland,
Lorain 4 Wheeling Railraid. Atlantic
City excursion Thursday on Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad. All other tickets at
Union Railroad Office, 1900 Market
street, John Baltic, agent.
COOP promise of storm yesterday
eliminated in ANAL shower, scracely
visible to the naked eye. At some
points in this section pretty good
showers fell. Tho thermometer here
registered 90 before the storm flow over,
and about 81 atterward, so that 1t did
some good.
THERE mover was timo in the history
OF Wheeling when the streets woro 80
thoroughly torn up. With tho tole-
phone conduit bitches, tho now sewers
in East Wheeling, the big wator main
ditch in North Wheeling, tho street
railway repairs OF paving and tho now
switch in South Wheeling, and paving
repairs on Chaptine street, there is not
a section OF town which hos not its
| share Of tho trouble.