The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16
Local BIsEyITIES
Matters .. Miner SIoneat ia ana AsO1t
the CITY.

Matters Of Miner SIOmeat 10 ana Aeoa
the Ciy.
CoErr DE- Los division Of tho uni'
formed rank X. Of T. and Baltimore
lodge OF the same order will mOes a. !
D, m. to-day 10 attend tho funeral Of
Thomas Mnllaney. member oil Dotn
bodies.
THE Belmont blast furnace will go to
work to-day, employing about 200 men,
TuE puddlers'at the Benwood mill
will resume work in full on Wednesday.
Dn. wzcusLEEs case Tor alleged abor;
ton and murder will como up tos ttta'
10 the criminal court to-day.
A LARoE number Of the Daughters ct
Liberty Of this city aud McMechen will
make q visit TO BeIlaiso in 4 week or
two. =,
JupoE PAUL. on Saturday overruIedi
the motion for new trial in the case Of
Catharins Church IS. city, and entered
judgment for 500.
GARFIELD ASSEMBLY, cigWmakers,
have decided 10 turn out in iu!I iofce
on labor Dag, August @6, headed BY tue
Opera House band.
IT was Joseph, instead OF Henry, Ro'
brecht to whom the contract was
awarded for hauling sewer pipe on Z.
Conner's contract with tho city.
A MARRIAGE license was Issued satur-
day to Magnus Blttler, q native oil 81.
May; aged thIrty.one, and Caroline
He'll, native OF st. Mary, aged thirty.
IpA AuLr and Emma Landers were
locked up for disorIsE!y con4uc! oy
officer Watson Saturday night. and
Chris Cline by Officer Carney for re-
iusing TO move on whep ordered TO.
SATURDAY the cash drawer at George
Hervey's cigar store, in the Musee,, was
robbed OF about $40. There IL II slight
clew 10 the thief, who got in his work
between 8 and 9 o'clock in tho evening
LAST night Row, DR.. F. D. I. Buckley
received q telephone message to the
effect TINT Mrs. Buckley and child. who
were at Moundsville, had become aert'
ously i'll. He went down on the / a IN.
train.
TINS afternoon tho city police will be
entertained at Wheeling park aS
guests OF the park association, and all
anticipate a great afternoons sport.
Some tall scores vii! be made on TIE
bowling alleys.
LAST night complaint was received
from Simpson NJ. Z. church, on Eoh
street, that boys were disturbing the
worsl,ipers thore, and did so habitpally.
An officer was sent up with orders to
h.n0Ly NINn nFNNiiRA
FREIGHT business will be resumed on
the Wheeling & Luke Erie railroad this
morning, aud the two Wheeling and
Massillon trains which were recently
taken off on account OF the strike will
be put on again. Most OF the mon who
went oil. OH a strike have asked for
their old places.
IT was discovered by the employees at
tho Pan. Handle and Baltimore X ONO
stations Saturday morning that tho
trunks of tho Union News Company
had been broken open. a larV" portion
OF tho contents carried of, and the re.
mainder left exposed to the ralm and
wind. At the Handle the trunks
were dragged oil considerable dis
tanoc.
TIE tobacco workers union, COM
posed OF Bloch Bros employees, gave n
very successful picuic at Mozart Park
Saturday. The one.mile bicycle race
was feature. Tho contestants wcro
Albert Snyder, who lives near the La
Belle mill, and Jesse McCausland, the
winncr OF the road race to Wheeling
Park at tho Catholic picnic. Sny-
dor won tho race. He received rs his
prize fne silk umbrella, and Nc.
Cansland. as second. won five pounds OF
Mail Pouch tobacco.