The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-18
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Matters OF Minor Momept In aud about
the City,

lice court yesterday, MIS- y, Lolesl lol
selling liquor on Sunday. She paid $50
and costs.
The Riverside mill will start up
again this morning, but 1t is said 1t VIII
not run six days u week, but only four
for the present.
THERE is loud complaint Of men and
big boys who go in swimming before
dark under the Union bridge. The po-
lice have orders to break 1t up,
THERE arc u number OF church peo-
Pile here who had given up the idea OF
going to the Worlds Fair now propar-
ing for n trip to the great exposition,
SATURDAY nights rain soaked into
the fresh cement on the telephone con-
duits in tho Fourteenth street ditch,
and they have to DO torn up and re-
laid.
Mus. MARIA WILKlE, wife Of Assist.
ant LoCkupkeeper John WilkIe, died
yesterday morning at her home on the
South Side, aged nearly sixty-three
years.
Henry CAMP Lodge, No. 43, OF the
Independent Order OF Good Templ0ra
ut Bellaire, will visit Rescue Lodge, No.
I25, OF this city, in u body next Friday
evening.
The Brunswick Fishing Club lett for
their fishing grounds down the river
last evening. Their camp Is located
near Darlington, where they will remain
several weeks.
PRoF. MULLEN, the well-known torpsl'
chorean instructor, has engaged rooms
in tho Young Mems Democratic club
building aud will begin his sessions
about October l.
SMALL kids find much amusement in
wadlng in the small lake at the corner
OF Market and Fourteenth streets, but
other people find it nuisance that they
think should DO gotten rid OF.
IT was William Newman who was
killed by b, & 0. engine No. Il ut Little
ton Saturday, instead Of William john
son, as yesterday printed. The report
er's informantg got the two names mixed.
OFFICER CREIGHTON yesterday arrest.
ed Nora Green, IN in%corrlgible girl
who has been in trouble frequently.
She was taken before Squire Gillespy,
who sent her to Jail in default of bond
under the bad fame act.
No CLUE to the burglar who robbed
Mr.. Bernie Baer's house at Pleasant
Valley Saturday night has yet turned
up. The chief OF police has sent postal
cards describing the missing property
to all the surrounding towns.
THURSDAY at 1:05 p. IN. tho Turner'S
will leave for the National funniest, at
Milwaukee. Persons who desire to
avail themselve, Of tho low rates and
sleeping car facilities to visit the
Worlds Fair can do SO.
EMMA CATHERINE, oldest daughter Of
Samuel Jennings, the well known
Whitewater, died yesterday at her
parents home in East Wheeling, aged
26 years and 8 months. Tho parents
have general sympathy in their atlic-
tion.
YESTERDAY morning at his residence
on South Eoff atreet, Louis Finer, u
well known puddler lately employed at
the LaBelle mill, died Of cholera NOR
bus. The demise was very sudden. as
no was not i'll until Sunday morning
ut 8 o'clock.
r. G. BREWSTER who keeps n store at
the southeast corner OF Market and
Eleventh streets, has reported to the
police that in the absence OF his family
from homo u valiso containing $40 was
stolen from his house. There is M clue
to the thief.
Mr.. ANDREW PATTERsoNis now in sole
charge OF the local United States gaug-
er's office, Mr.. John r. Beed, who has
been inducing him intothe Office since
the tirstcfthe month, havingretired Sat.
urday evening. Mr.. Reed made q coed
record throughout his incumbency.
A MEETING OF the council committed
on real estate has boon called for this
evening, with the president Of tho
board Of education, in reference to
some ground adjoining Lincoln school.
The matter Of much needed repairs to
tho Paxton fountain will also come up.
PEoPLE who some time ago talked so
positively Of the creek as a source OF
water supply for the city ought to 20
out and look at 1t now. There Is not
enough water in the big creek to fill a
twenty.iour.inch main, and what there
is is not nearly so pure as that in the
river.
THE funeral OF the late Robert Arkic,
an old and highly respected citizen OF
tho Eighth ward, took place yesterday
morning from tho Church OF tho lin.
maCulato Conception, solemn requiem
mass being celebrated by Rev, Father
Mullen. Tho interment was at Mt.
Calvary.
ABOUT all tho members Of tho Jack
Bass fishing club have gone out to their
fishing lodge on Big Wheeling creek.
Tho rest Of them. with tho cook and
p%rovcndor, will leave to-day. They
will take out dishes and paraphcrnalia
TO replace those stolen from tho house
during tho "wintor vacation"
Dr. b. NJ. WooLLEY, Atlanta, Ga, 10
meeting with phenomenal success in
tho treatment Of Opium and Whisky