The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-16
LOCAL RREYITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and about
thu CITY.

| Matters of Minor MOmont In and about
tho City.
TIE supreme court of appeals will
meet again this forenoon.
The Belmont blast furnace has been
cleaned out and is being refined.
The council committees on health,
and police are called to meet this even.
ing.
GEORGE scnRuMp, OF the South Side.
caught q big spoon fish, which measured
four feet in length. va
THE strawberry festival at the Second
Presbyterian church last evening was u
big success and will be continued this
evening.
THE Women'a Relief Corps last night
gave an ice cream and strawberry festi.
val at G. A. r. hall, which was well
attended.
The Kings Daughters OF Thompson
N. L. church gave lawn fete and
strawberry festival at the old fair
grounds last evening,
AT last the walls and ceiling Of the
city gas office are being cleaned Of the
dust and CRIME Of ages. Workhouse
prisoners arc doing it,
III Hicks predicted "many active
storms" from June II to IA, and show
ers and reactionary storms up to the
10Th. So far he is way of.
HENRY GRAHAM was lounging along
Market street last evening and refused
to move on when Officer Scally ordered
him to, and scally arrested him.
HUGHES & O'MAILEY, two popular
young men, have embarked in bust.
ness ut 224l Market street. They have
so many friends that they are sure to do
we'll.
SQUIRE GLLEspY last evening fined
Ches Dean, sexton at the Peninsular
cemetery, $40 and costs for his trouble
at the cemetery. Dean and his friends
claim that he did nothing illegal
In the police court yesterday morn
ing there were twelve cases, all from
Maggie Conroy's and Jessie MontiCello'a
houses. The landladies paid $50, as
usual, and the inmates and visitors S.,
The wheelmen meet at tho chamber
OF commerce this evening TO complete
arrangements for tho Fourth OF July
parade and lantern demonstration. All
wheelman arc invited to attend the
meeting
A DRAMATIC entertainment was given
last evening at Beethoven hall for the
benefit OF tho A. NJ. L. church. Tho drama,
"Louva, Tho Pauper," WIS acceptably
presented by local talent There was q
large audience present.
THE memorial services OF tho /. o. O..
i. at the North street NJ. Z. church
have been postponed from June IS to
June 70, owing to the fact that the X.
OF p. will have similar services at tho
Fourth street NJ. b. church next Sui.
day.
GEORGE JOHNSON, OF Benwood, was
riding up to tho city yesterday to tako
part in tho grocers' parade, whom, near
tho Riverside steel works, his horse
SHE'D and threw him, and three ribs
wero broken. Dr. Haskins attended
him.
CHARLES RAY and Owen Sullivan, IT,,
under indictments, w0ro some timo ago
allowed to 70 ON their own recog.
nizancos, but they both failed to appear
in criminal court when their cases
came up. Capiases were issued and
both men now langulsh behind tho bars,
The Premier banjo, mandolin and
guitar club gave fine concert at tho
First NJ, Il. church at Bellaire, last
evening, The boys were assisted by
Mrs. Kate Fitzgerald, soprano; Frank
Nusbitt, olocutionist; Prot T. o.
Meyer, banjo goloist, aud VIM. Loelllor,
pianist
THOMAS BATES, river man, caught u
white Pine log aud brought II into the
wharf this week, that was quite u curl.
osily In cutting IL up nine Indian
darts were taken from II and largo
number OF bullets Tho tree had owl.
IDENTIFY been located ON tho field Of aolnC
carly battles between tho whites aud
tho Indians. II was an immense log
being about eighty foot long and about
four feet In diameter - MoundSuille Her
all,
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOfla,