The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-07
LOCAL BREyIFIEs
Matters OF Minor Moment ~ aud Abeut
.f. tho city.

Mntterp OF minor hoNhent W Az" """N'
.s. the city,
The criminal court win be In session
next Friday, with Judge PAUL on the
bench,
A oolored exhorter at the Market
street mission, last night, held forth 60
a good audience.
Maud Smiths house OF III fame was
pulled by the police last night, and the
madame, four girls and man were Sc
cured.
The Wheeling Pottery company's plant
started up yesterday, and though All
the men did not go on, TIE plant win be
working full by tomorrow.
The heat OF the past few days has
been very hard on the employees OF the
city gas works, and several OF them
have suffered terribly as a result
The board OF county commissioners
viii meet to-day and go out Pleasant
Valley, where they viii confer with the
Pleasant Valley council regarding che
rlght-of-way OF the Elm Grove through
that municipality
There Is some fear Of another mad
dog epidemic, as the hot weather has
been very hard on dogs. The police are
keeping their eyes open. A canine
suspected OF being mad has been shot
daily since Saturday.
The new board OF pension examiners
here viii meet this "wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, for organization at
the office OF DR.. d. Bigger Best. No. 80
Zane street, Island, The board con-
sists of DR.. D. D, Best, Or. W. c. Etz-
Ter, and DR.. H. j. Baguley.
Mr.. A. c. CatteFmull, OF Chicago,
chairman OF the executive board OF the
Brotherhood OF Carpenters and join
ers, delivered a splendid address upon
the benefits of organized labor, 20 the
local union OF carpenters, and many
worklngmen In general, last night, at
Trades Assembly hall,
The furnaces at the, Laughiln tin
mills were lighted last evening. The
skeip rolls go on this morning at 3
O'Clock, and the hot rolls will resume
at o'clock this morning II the engine
Is ready, II not by this noon at the ID
test. Everything will be ready by
noon. The hot rolls In the tin mills az
the Aetna-Standard will hardly get on
before next Monday.
Criminal court will convene for its
July term this morning. with Judge
Hugus on the bench. The application
Of the attorneys OF William Eaton, con-
victed recently, for a new trial, will be
argued by attorneys to-day Colonel W.
W. Arnett and Mr.. S. o. Boyce for the
convicted man, and Messrs. ]. B. SOM
mervllle, Frank Nesbitt and John A.
Howard. for the state.
The first deed that follows the ac-
qulsltlon OF Main street property by the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company on
Main street. at tine site OF its new pas
senger station, was recorded In Clerk
Robertson's office yesterday. II is
made by Emma c. Adams, under date
OF June q, 1897, and transfers for con-
sIderatlon Of 1900. parts Of lots Nos
and 8, In square No 4, on the south side
OF Main street. The transfer Is made
to the Real Estate & Improvement Co,
Of Baltimore.
The state board Of public works Is
now making its annual trip OF inspec-
ton OF the railroads OF West Virginia.
After the inspection OF the railroads.
which IS for the purpose Of fixing the
assessments for taxation, Governor At
hnson goes TO Toronto. Canada, where
he is to deliver an address 20 the Ep-
worth League at its annual convention
on July IS. In the INSPECTION party are
Governor Atkinson. Attorney-General
Rucker, Auditor LaFollette, State
Treasurer Kendall Secretary OF State
Dawson and Superintendent OF Schools
Trotter, accompanied by members Of
their families.