The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-26
LOCAL DtsBVIrIEs.

Matters of Minor MomOn. In aud About
tho City.
Mill No. 8, at the Etua.standard,
has becn changed back to ajobbing mill.
OFFICER DRILLER yesterday locked up
plain drunk, too far gone to tell his
name.
JOHN Pyle, OF Yorkvillo, was badly
used up in a runaway at Portland on
Tuesday.
A GOOD work is being done In com.
polling property owners 70 repair and
straig6ten up their sidewalks.
Harry J. FINK sold for 7. II. Higgins,
10 Charles Bachman. the residences
No. 25l5 and 25lTEof street; consider
alton 800.
ALEX. DIXON has succeeded Joseph
Green as labor boss at the Etna'stand.
ard. Ed. Springer will succeed Dixon
as time keeper.
TIE annual state fair 10 advertised In
another column. It opens on Septem.
Dor 8, and tho features promise to DO
the most interesting in the history OF
the association.
JAMES PENN was arrested last night
on warrant sworn out in Squire Gil.
lespy's court by Maggie Kays, who
charged him with profane swearing.
CORONER scuuIrzE, after an inquest
yesterday, decided that the child which
was found dead at Triadelphia died from
ignorant handling, and that there was
no criminal intent.
MASON GREEN, from Pocohantas couu-
ty, who had served term OF five years,
and William Snow, from Lewis county.
who had served two years IN the pent-
Tertiary, were yesterday released.
YESTERDAY the body Of William Peo-
pies, who was killed tho morning before
by falling from a third.story window in
the st. Charles hotel, was taken to his
latc home in Pittsburgh for interment
by his brother.
THE caec Of John Stead vs. Richard
Williams will DO tried by Squire R. I.
Howell, Of Bridgeport, to-day. Evans
sold an account against Stead to Squire
Phillips, Of this city, aud Stead wants
his money back. y
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made July II by Teresa
Smith and John Smith, hor husband.
to Veronica Elrick, for g, 100, lots 3 and
in square 0 in John z. Celebrate ad'
dition, on tho Island.
A TELEGRAM was received from tho
Pfuntytown reform school last evening
saying that three boys who ran away
from the school the day before, as men.
toned yesterday, had been reCapturod
at Fairmont yesterday morning.
A FIRE alarm was ruug in yesterday
about noon, caused by small blaze at
Weitzel's restaurant. No damage was
done. Chief Healy's buggy collided
with another buggy on the way to tho
fire, but both escaped injury.
A CARD has been circulated in the
past day or two announcing p. Christian
Matthias as a candidate for "iustice OF
tho Clay district" Mr.. Matthias has n
widc acquaintance and speaks several
languages, and II elected he would not
need IN interpreter.
REED BAIRD ROBERTS died yesterday
evening at his homo on McColloch
street, aged Is. lie was q very popular
young man, and his death was genor.
ally regretted. Excelsior lodge, !. o. o.
+. will meet this evening to mako ar
rangemcnts to attend his funeral.
JOE McAIILhES, John Rock. Pat Shep.
herd aud boy by tho name Of Petty
wore arrested at Bcllairo yesterday by
Officer Burke, for riding on B. & o.
freight trains aud annoying tho railroad
mon in other ways. The boys were
having fun in tho jail by breaking tho
glass in tho windOws.
TnR Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad
will run q special train out Of Wheel.
ing at 1880 a. m., city time, next SUM-
day, for tho benefit Of those who wish to
spend tho day at beautiful Zoar, Mas.
sillon, Myers Lake or Canton. A worry
low rate will be made, and tho train rc.
turning will arrive in Wheeling at 10
o'clock p. m, allowing NIL who go to
spend almost the entire day at the
above resorts.