The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12
LOCAL. BKEvirIEs.
Matter. of Minor sIonoas In and About
the CITY.

STATE FAIR premiums Will Ue pulu "
day at Secretary Hooks Office at tue
court house.
Mr.. DE CnASrAL academy opens lite
fall term to-day, with good prospects
for q prosperous school year.
CONSIDERABLE accessions have been
received at tile gypsy camp on the creek
bank just west Of Elm Grove.
liz the criminal court yesterday Fred
Kinney, indicted for stealing water
melons, was tried 10 Jury and pro-
nounced not guilty.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday
issued to Edward Kuntz, aged twenty:
Eve, and Louisa Kindleberger, aged
twenty, both OF this city.
Tue council committee on eaualiEa.
lions and appeals yesterday passed on
six or eight petitions from the Second
ward, none OF them important
JOSEPH DaIELER, q disVrderly, went to
the hill from the police court yesterday
in default Of S. and costs, while Harvey
Roy paid the same tino for the same oil.
tense.
AGAIN last night "A Flag OF Truce"
was presented at the Opera House to a
good audience, and, as the night before,
Il gave eminent satisfaction aud pro.
voked tho most enthusiastic applause.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed mado August 20 by Eliza
beth Hut to David Hercules, for SUI %,
one acre, two roods aud five percles OF
land on Huf'a run. in Richland dis.
trict.
SAYS the Cameron World: Mr.. Donald
Franklin add daughter Maggie, OF Hun.
dred, were In Wheeling buying goods.
Mr.. franklin informs US that It ia a fact
that foundry will soon DC located in
their thriving little town.
YESTERDAY John n. Dean was appoint
ed and qualified as guardian OF Howard,
aged 0, L Barton, aged 10, and Robert
q, aged IS. minor orphans OF Simon and
Jane Jones, deceased, and gave bond III
$500, with J. X. Hall as surety.
AIGs. TERESA BIsouoF, OF Eighteenth
street, In descending sleep aud dinly
lighted stairway early yesterday MORN
ing, slipped anu fell, striking so hard as
to render her unconscious for some
time. Her injuries arc not dangerous.
RoBERr TRAsDALE and his wife will be
up In the police court this morning,
charged BY George Luno with disor-
DERBY conduct several days ago. rho
warrants have been out for several
days, but one oil tho accused was out OF
town.
TIE colored Republicans Of the city
are requested by the officers OF their
club to meet at the Second ward market
hall on Thursday evening TO reorGanlze
for the campaign. All colored voters
will be welcome, and rousing turnout
is expected.
NTGur before last two trains collided
on tho Baltimore & Ohio road near
Moundsuille. owing TO All open switch.
Slight damage was done, and nobody IN
iured 10 speak oil. II Is believed the
switch was deliberately thrown open by
some evilly Inclined person.
An important meeting of the Dovenor
cluo OF the Eighth ward will be held as
its hall Saturday evening. An interest
ing session Is expected, and every nom.
Der OF the club as well as every Repair
lican OF that part OF the city should be
present and enjoy the exercises.
MONDAY night, Charles, the twelve.
ycar-old son OF James Smith, colOrcd, OF
the Island, died. The young man was
a victim OF the deadly consumption.
The funeral will occur this morning
from Simpson NJ. L. church and tho in-
termcnt will be at Peninsula cemetery.
TnE Office OF the clerk Of the board Of
commissioners will be closed for removal
ton aud repairs, aud to put in new
metal ceiling, as soon as Constable An
derson's case is disposed Of. 1t will 70.
main closed several days, and Clerk
Molrat will embrace the opportunity to
take a short vacation.
WHEN the piles OF the Main street
stone bridge false work were sawed oil,
they were only sawed to tho waters
surface. The result ia that they have
collected dam OF mud and debris, aud
now that tho creek is 80 low it would DO
a good idea to chop the stumps away
and clean out the choked up channel.
ALoSa the east end OF Seventeenth
street the citizens have long swept the
dirt of the street pavement into the
middle OF the street, against tho Balti-
more & Ohio embankment. Tho accu-
mutation lies there until washed back
by rain or blown away by wind. Some
OF tho residents suggest that the city
might vol afford to haul the dirt away,
which docs not seem unreasonable.
ABOUT PEOPLE.