The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-18
O RRNylrIEs.
Matters of Mlnor AIOmaus ia aud AbOu
the City.


Matters OF Minor ia aud About
tile CITY.
Nor au arroat was made blythe police
up to l o'clock this morning.
A had break in the water main on
Twentieth street was repaired yesterday.
Theirs was only one case before police
court Yesterday, that OF a,tramp named
Burgess, who was sent to tho hill Tor 80
days.
WuuE picking apples on hia place
Yesterday Charles Seibsrt, Of Pleasant
Valley, foil out OF tho tree and sprained
hii LETT wrist badly.
Rev. Mr.. SMITH, OF this city, delivered
two aermona and II lecture at the col
ored camp.meeting at Woods grove,
west OF SteubenviIle, ON Tuesday.
MARTIN BLAKE, an employee Of the
Benwood rolling mill, was badly cut by
tho edge OF q sheet OF steel ~ 1t came
from tho rolls. A bad cash was made
in his back.
IuE big ball which was knockNd Off
the suspension bridge arch by tho light
ming tho other day Is being replaced,
Tho iron work Of the bridge is also boz
ing repaintod.
The Zane street NJ. +. Sunday school
will give a picnic ut Wheeling park on
Friday. Tho members OF tho school
aud their friends will leave on the s
o'clock motor.
The Third Presbyterian church Sun
day school will have its annual outing
down at Belmont park to-day, going
and returning GU tho Eliza II, and its
excursion barge,
YESTERDAY afternoon Adams and
Hogan, two men arrested in this city
charged with robbinG Carriers store in
Bellaire, wore taken to BollRtro by tho
marshal OF that city,
Mrs. CATHERINE MooRr, recently do.
ClNred insane, after m inquest con-
ducted by Squire Fitzpatrick, and who
has since been in tho county jail, wa
yesterday transferred 10 the asylum at
Sponcer.
A MEETING OF tho council committee
on claims and the city collector has
been called for this evening to consider
tho Crogau claim. Tho committee On
health is called to meet tomorrow
evening,
YEsrERDAYth Hebrew su nday school,
with many OF tho parents Of tho child.
rem, wont II TO Wheeling Park and
had n most enjoyable picnic, returning
on tho s o'clock motor on the Elm
Grove road.
CANLE Bios. have been appointed dis.
tributing agents for school books in this
independent sChooI district, for the
coming year, by tho committee on text
books OF the board OF education. Theirs
wNS tho only bid.
r. ]. HOFFMAN, secretary and district
lecturer OF tho American Railway
Union, Of Detroit. Mich, will talk on
the financial and industrial questions,
beginning at 1880 this evening" at the
foot OF Twelfth street,
YESTERDAY tho city board OF %equaliza.
ton and arpoRlO met again, considered
a few petitions for reductions and cor.
rections OF erroneous assessments OF
Third ward property. and adjourned till
to-day, when tho Fourth ward will get
its turn.
GEORGE DAVIDSON has this season
purchased 100000 pounds OF wool aud
William Brownrigg & Son about G5. 900.
The highest price paid was 10 cents por
pound, but most OF the wool was pur.
chased at from s to 10 cents per pound,
says the Caldwell, o., Republican.
THE daughter Anna, the i%our.ycar.
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Hughes. ono OF twins, arrived from
Mountain Lake Park At 4:25 yesterday
afternoon. A large number Of sym.
pathizing friends mot tho s]orrowing
family at tho station, from which tho
funeral took place.
Tue steel plant under its present Of.
icient management, bids fair to make
Mingo 4 veritnblo hive Of industry. Old
nail men predict that tho iron nail will
soon regain its pristine glory aud that
the wire and steel nails will be things
OF the past. II true, tho puddlsr will
be given tho work that has been dis.
continued in favor OF ,tacl and many
more men will DO requIrOd.-MhgO id.
pOc1ig.