The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in aud about
the City.
30, Ftng the bells, and IRE the guns
And ling the starry banners 0utl
shout freedoml till your little ones

the City,
GO, Insg the bells. and ale the guns
And fling the Starry banners 0utl
Shout Freedom I'LL your little ones
Give back the cradle shouE
A HUGE and handsome flag spans
Fourteenth street from the ST Charles
hotel 70 the B, 4 0, station.
FuLEoS is not to be left on an occa,
sion Of this kind. She will have her
own fireworks and her own time genel'
ally tonight
THERE never were go many and such
SNOWY decorations out the night be.
lore, nor 80 many people on the streets
till so late an hour,
HESRY HAEYRR, of 1923 Main street.
wishes II stated that the Hafsr boy who
figured IN the criminal court proceed
lngs yesterday, ia not his son.
EXTENSIVE repairs are going on at the
st. Alphonsus church, and when they
are completed the church edl6ce will be
much improved In appearance,
ABOUT 10 o'clock last evening a very
noisy lot Of young men fred of a lot Of
very noisy firecrackers in front OF the
INTELLIaENcRR office, 1t was q sere.
made. Everything goes.
THERE were fourteen cases in the
police court yesterday morning. Four
OF the prisoners went to the hill, two
alleged disorderies were discharged,
and the rest paid pretty liberal fines.
MAUD SMITH was arraigned before
Squire Gillespy on two charges OF rent.
ing houses 10 be used as houses OF Ill
fame. She gave bail in 5000 in each
case for her appearance for a hearing
on July6.
LAWRENCE HELLER, the well.known
Fulton resident died yesterday morn
ing at an early hour. He had been in
falling health for long time, He was
about forty.eight years old, and leaves o
wife and family.
WILLIAM GRUDRR, the cigar.dealer on
Market street, last evening celebrated
the eighteenth anniversary Of his going
into business with q grand picnic on his
lawn, west OF his establishment There
was good time.
Mis-. HARRIET CorTs, wife of Conrad
Cots, sr, died yesterday afternoon at
the family residence on Seventh street,
at tho ripe age Of 81. The funeral will
occur tomorrow afternoon, the inter.
ment being at Mt. Wood cemetery.
A s1IaHr wreck at Ntnaville last
night delayed the late express train on
the o. & p road about three hours in
its arrival at Bridgeport. The cars
were gotten on the track again, how
ever, without other damage than the
delay OF traffic
THE hotels were all in "full up"
condition last night, caused by the m
fux OF strangers into the city to witness
the Columbian-Fo Fourth celebration. This
Is evidence that Wheeling's big celebra-
tibn has attracted much attention OUT
side the immediate vicinity.
YESTERDAY afternoon the work Of wir-
ing the streets for the parade to-day
was commenced and last evening most
OF the work was completed. Work was
being pushed forward rapidly on Mar
ket street last night, and the Job was to
be completed early this morning.
PRoF. ANDERSON desires that the
school children who are to take part in
the choruses during the exercises at tho
old court house this morning be on
hand promptly at 10 o'clock. Comfort
able accommodations will be given the
children, and there should be big
turnout.
Two OLD soldiers, one an eH-Confed-
crate and the other a wearer OF the blue,
while walking in tho old Sixteenth
street cemetery, discovered the grave
OF veteran who fought under the
great Washington in tho dark days Of
'78 The grave should be mound Of
flowers to-day.