The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-21
LOCAL BnEvTrIEs.
MATTERS of Minor NIpmoat Ia aud about
tho Ctr.


BUILDING operations are quite active
out about Elm Grove.
JOSEPH RAPP, and John MINIS are
each erecting new dwelling houses on
North Market street,
AS THE outcome OF the recent racket
at the county infrmary Engineer George
st. Myers has resigned.
THREE new Wagner sleepers arrived
Saturday, to DO run on the Chicago
trains by the o. L, & W, road.
A HORSE driven by u man from EtnP-
vile ran of at Mozart park Yesterday
and broke tho buggy all to pieces,
THg repairs to the Vigilaut engine
are done and she was steamed up for a
test Saturday with satisfactory results.
TAG last will and testament OF Clem.
entlne He'll was admitted to probate
Saturday afternoon, in Clerk Hook's
office.
The usual large crowd visited Mozart
Park yesterday, 1t is estimated that
5000 were in the grounds during the
afternoon,
AN eight.year-old son of Jacob
kunt2, OF Tenth street, fell from a
second story window Saturday and was
badly but not fatally hurt.
THEtrayel on the electric cars yester-
day was something enormous, espe-
cially on the loop line, where nearly
every car carried from fifty TO hundred
people.
The G, A, R. and Woman's Relief
Corps reunion and celebration at
Whiteman's Grove, North Benwood,
Saturday, was acknowledgements and
enjoyable.
SATURDAY evening William Trlckett,
an engineer at the Wheeling electrical
cpmpany's plant, caught his arm in u
puIly, and il was fractured, as weae also
several ribs,
RELIGIOUS services were held in tho
county jail yesterday afternoon by some
good people, and the prisoners joined
in singing familiar hymns with good
deal Of heartiness.
BILLY MAYER's band delighted a
large audience ut the free concert at the
public building Saturday night after
the BALI was added to the printed pro-
gramme by request.
ROBERT LAWSON, Of Eighteenth street,
was held by Squire GilIespy Saturday
for hearing on two charges Of assault
and battery and two Of using protane
and abusive language.
JOSEPH GLASS and James Reilly were
up before Squire Gillespy Saturday on
charges preferred by one another, OF
using profane and abusive language,
and each paid a fine OF 81 and costs.
The Elm Grove railroad company Is
constructing a switch to the stone
quarry this side OF Elm Grove, on the
hillside, and hereafter the product Of
the quarry will be delivered by rail.
OFFICER CONRAD was suspended from
the police force, by Chief McNichol,
Saturday evening, with the advice and
consent OF tho committee. The reason
assigned lie his failure to pay his debts.
The police were Yesterday asked to
notify the Ohio River railroad to move
q COW from Twenty-seventh street, loft
there Saturday night by the crew OF q
train which killed 1t as the s o'clock
passenger train was running into the
city.
A PITTSBURGH excursionist was seized
by hemorrhage OF vein in hia nose
yesterday afternoon on Market street
opposite the postotiiCe, and before the
bleeding could be stopped he was so en-
feebled that he had to be assisted to
tho train
SATURDAY evening at 7 o'clock DR..
Hills horse slipped and foil in front Of
the postofIice, breaking the shaft OF the
buggy, but fortunately not hurting any
body. Tho damage was temporarily re-
paired and the vehicle taken to a shop
for repairs.
SEVERAL OF the local wheelmen went
out to Cambridge on their wheels yes
terday morning and returned in the
afternoon, completing century run,
making them eligible to membership in
the Century Road Club Of America.
Some OF them will join.
SPEAKING Of the coming bicycle races
at Wheeling the INTELLIGENCER says
large delegations OF wheelmen are ex-
pected from Steubenvile and Pitts.
burgh. Yes, the Steubenville boys will
have served their sentence OF two weeks
suspension by that time and will be
Understandable Gazette.
TIE third crew has been laid of on
the G. s. p. railroad within this last
month on account Of lack Of business,
and what Is true Of that road is true Of
other roads entering this city, Two
trans on the G. & p. were abandoned
about the first Of the month and the
third one last week. They will all be
put back on when the. mills start up.
FIVE cases showed up in the police
court Saturday morning and three in
the evening, Jack Forsythe went to
the hill. John Green also weht up for
lettering about a boat house with John
Bellville, Maggie Masters and Annie
Peck The two women went to jail, and
Bellville paid s. and costs. Mary
Lavanduski, B. Lavanduski and NJ.
Lavanduski were charged with disor.
der in theevening. The first two were
| Dismissal. and last won't to the hill,