The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-03
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment ", ana Abou,
thc City.


the City.
The Wheeling steel works will resume
work Monday next.
The supreme court OF appeals will open
to-day In the first branch council cham
Der
The Bridgeport school commencement
takes place June 10. There are eighteen
In the class.
A sign In n South Side confectioncr's
window. reads: 'Angel food and dcvIled
Crabs, for Sale here"
The Carey case against the city con-
unueS TO run In the circuit court and Ia
probably only half through
Lieut.. Clemens found gold bracelet
on Twentieth street last Saturday night,
which the owner may have by calling ut
police headquarters
No. jobbIng mill and the nlne-inch
guide mill and possibly one or two
other mills at tho Aetna-Standard will
resume this morning.
The main track OF tho Cleveland, LO-
rain 4 Wheeling railroad was appraised
ut $4,000, sldings and switches $500,
rolling stock S3,275. per mile
The work OF Mr. Jaqueq Front at the
Monday night, at Wheeling Park, was
thoroughly appreciated by musical
critics, though others did not seem to
follow.
Work commenced yesterday morning
on the MoundsvIllc & Wheeling railway
at the power house In the lower end OF
McMechen. Sixty men are at work cS-
cavhting and the road will be completed
10 Moundgylllc at once.
A reception TO Rev. Joseph Scccr and
wife will be held In the Second Prcsby-
icrian church on Thursday evening, at
1880 o'clock Friends Of tho congrega-
ton will unite with them in this rccep-
ton and social entertainment.
Some OF the local iron magnates left
for New York last night to attend the
manufacturers meeting, 20 be held
there. Among the gentlemen who left,
were Mr. Robinson. OF the LaBellc mill.
and Mr.. Glesrer, OF the Actna-Standard
mill.
Judge Campbell yesterday released
Fannie Jenske from the county jail on
her own recoGnizancc. She IL one OF
those implicated In the robbery of the
Maxwell residence, and her release was
through the efforts of her attorney, Mr..
Frank NesbLtt,
A warrant was sworn out for the sec
nnd Sunday selling violation OF n Mar
tins Ferry saloon keeper whose place Is
near the Aetna Standard mills. lie
came to Wheeling between two days
having his trunk hauled over by an e%-
presman at l n. IN.
Alex. Muster. n carpenter Mt the Riv-
ersidc iron works. met with very
painful accident yesterday Mr.. Mus
ala -
when the saw caught In the rear end
Of the block and throw It back in his
face, breaking and MASKING his nose.
A test was made yesterday in tho
Wheeling iron works for rolling twenty
nine-inCh skclp iron for large pipe.
which proved TO be success. This
will be a great benefit to the mill. as
heretofore It has had TO weld together
two parts OF skClp to make the desired
width.
The Third Presbyterian church has
received Il check for 800 from DR. Tai
mage, who lectured a; the state fair
grounds last week Or. Talmage heard
that the church had lost money on the
lecture and forthwith sent the check.
The church, ncednesS TO say, appre-
cates this graceful act.
The Womnn's Musical Club will give
grand concert at the Wheeling Park
Casino June Q. and It promises to be one
of the events Of the season. a very at
trlctivc programme Will be arranged
and nothing will be spared to make the
event an attractive one. The admission
has been fixed at so cents, no extra
charge for reserved seats.
Joseph Anderson and Herman Bur
kctt, who were arrested for stealing
Galvanized pipe from the Riverside tube
works. had n hearing before Squire
Riddle yesterday. They were found