The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19
LOCAL RREvlTIEs.
Matters OF SIIaOr Momont In and About
the City,

hhN AANle
TUE Bellaite bottle WoTka will resume
to-day after being closed down since
the first Of July.
Mills Nos. 0, 7 and 5 at the Etna'
Standard hacked oil yesterday alter
noon on account Of the heat.
tbs inside retaining wall being built
by the Panhandle along Water street
between Eleventh street and Windsor
alley, 10 nearly completed.
ABOUT every third p0rSon ono meets
now has an exceedingly soro lett arm,
and not few people are very Ill, all
from the results OF vaccination
OFFICER lIoLMEs yesterday arrested
two boys for Jumping on moving trains
in the Henpiield yard, aud annoying
the employees OF FlacGus BFoa' cataup
factory.
In tho circuit court yesterday, in
Judge CampbelPs side, the argument OF
the case OF Isaac Smith vs., William Nc
CormaCk was continued, and the case
submitted.
In SQUIRE Fitzpatrick court yeSter-
day Mary Holmes aWoro out warrant
for James Maley, on charge OF assault
and battery. The hearing was set for
4 p, m. to-day.
APPROPRIATE services will be held in
tho Jewish synagogue this forenoon aud
this evening, In observance OF Rosh
Hoshouna, tho Hebrew new year, and
one ofthsir greatest holidays,
The w, G. 4. U. meeting this after.
noon will commence At ESQ o'clock,
Mrs. l.. n. lIuntoy will conduct a
Bible reading. Tho members are re-
queSIsd to come and bring a friend with
them,
YESTERDAY Sheriff Franzheim took
to the penitentiary at Moundsville
George Price, colored, and Louis Nolte,
each Of whom was recently sentenced
by Judge Hugus to ono years imprison'
ment.
A MEETING OF tho council committee
on claims has been called for this even
ing, with the solicitor and ex.SErees
Superintendent Clark, TO consider an
old claim for damages TO property by
changing astreeE grade.
AFTER two weeks OF worry light freight
shipments from this city the railroads
are handling nearly their usual quantity
oil freight. The Wheeling job6ers are
doing fair business now, notwithstand'
ing the quarantlnes over the river.
The final arrangements for the sol.
di0r'a reunion to DO held ut Mounds.
VILE tomorrow are being made and
everything will DO in readiness for the
entertainment OF tho old soldiers.
Lumber has been put on the ground for
the building OF tho lunch tables in the
courthouse enclosure.
A PARTY Of Panhandle people, con.
sisting OF n. G. Cushing. engineer oil
maintenance OF way; j. W. Shields, 81.
pervisor OF bridge; Mr.. DAWN, super.
visor OF track, and J. L. Oyingson, as
sistaRt supervisor, were in the city yes
terday morning on tour OF inspection
on this end OF the line.
SQuIRR FErzrATRICK and Constable
Becker took quiet trip out east OF the
city night before last, to SEQ II any Eus.
piCious characters were around, They
came upon two men on the Leather.
wood road, who ran when they saw the
officials. No bur9aries were reported
from the suburbs that night.
iS tho police court Yesterday morning
n girl was fined 50 and costs for loiter.
ing in Alley U and s. and costs for dis.
order, which che paid. A man with
her got two fifteen day sentences on the
same charges. Tom WeLzel. who was
found by Lieut.. IngERm drunk and
asleep on the railroad track, was given
thirty days.
TIE capnery at Windsor. on the Pan.
Handle above the city in Brooke
county, is now running full with force
OF 100 hands and turning out an i'm
meme quantity OF tomatoes aud ap pies.
Notwithstanding the big tomato Drop
the cannery lie not receiving all 1t can
handle. The farmers Of tue vicinity arc
benefited greatly by the operation Of
the cannety at their doors.
Two long distance excursions will 20
out Of Wheeling on the Panhandle
this fall. Passenger Agent Tomlinson
says he will take Pullman excursion TO
the CoEbett- FitEsimmons battle at Dali
las next month, and another to the AT.
lanta Exposition, BY way OF Cincinnati
and the Queen & Crescent route. The
latter will be sent out this month so the
Wheeling people will be there when
the Martins Ferry hose team completes
in the worlds championship contest