The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-03
BRIEF MENT1oN1Nes

BRIEF MENTI0NlNGS.
Events In and About the City Given
in O Nutshell. III
The sunnybrook Club has gone up
the creek on u two weeks fishing expe-
ditlon, 1850
The BARRIERS Of the Eighth ward have
decided TO close their shops at noon on
4 July'4. IS,
Tha barber shops will close at noon
July 4, and remain open tonight until
midnight.
The new air course being built at the
Hook and Ladder hose house, WIFI be
finished In few days.
The congregation of st. Mary's
church on the South Side will picnic at
Mozart Park on July &c. 81
The Third Presbyterian church will
give an excursion on the steamer Jewel
July 4. They will go to Beech Bottom
and spend the day there.
The North Street NJ. Z. church Sun
day school will picnic at Cresap's
Grove, Thursday, July 10. They have
chartered the steamer Leroy.
In andeavoring to quell disturbance
In his saloon Sunday evening, -E.
Gavin had his head cut open DR.. Rau
put several stitches in the wound
The Viola Fishing Club Is encamped
at Pipe creek, about mile below Bel
mont park, ana Invite all their friends
for royal good time on the Fourth.
Joseph Goner. Of Twenty-ninth
street. who had the misfortune to run
q rusty nail In his foot last Friday. had
the wound cut open and dressed yester-
day.
Mike Murphy, while engaged in an
alteration with some friends on the
South Side. had his head cut open. DR..
N. A. Hanlng put two stitches in the
wound.
Squire C. S. Greer remanded Tom
Curtis TO jnil on an assault and battery
charge. preferred by George Ramfey,
yesterday. He was also charged With
drunkenness.
The Niagara engine. which has been
at the shops of Walters & McCluskey
for some time past, receiving general
overwhelming. witt be ready for service
again next Thursday.
The board OF public works people will
receive their pay to-day instead OF
Thursday. in order that they may; have
the necessary" for a good time on
the Fourth, The roll foots up sl,oS2 &c.
3. Grinnen, of Wumpun. Pa, lrrivevd
in town yesterday afternoon and was
given his horse and buggy, stolen from
him last week by q man named Willis.
which Chief Clemuns recovered here on
Sunday.
Yesterday In the criminal court, Jas.
Williams and Henry Campbell. Wit
nesses in the case OF the state VS..
Michael Kelly. charged with the mur-
der OF Patrick Sweeney, We're dis
charged from custody.
In the criminal court, In the case of
the state VS.. Ivory Lynch. the motion
for q new trial was overruled and SEN
tence was deferred until Tuesday In or
der to allow the prisoner 10 bring wit
nesses whom he clnmed will testify to
his previous good character.
The horse stolen from Squire Riddle,
of Eenwood, on Sunday, was found yes
terday morning in the alley at the rear
OF the Burns Il Church stables. South
Side, and was returned to the squire.
who had made II fruitless trip to Cam
eron In search of the stolen property.
The popular korn hob Klub left yes
terday afternoon for Kreb's landing.
where they will engage In two weeks
piscntOrlal pleasures. There were eight
members In the party and they invite
all their friends to partake of Il boun-
teous spread OF fish and other delicacies
on the Fourth Of July. -
George Neman, aged thirty-fo four and
single, signal rcpairman on the Pan
Handle. met with fatal injuries ut Col /.
liers, yesterday morning. where. in at
tempting to board moving train. he
slipped and the wheels passed. over his
legs close TO the body. He died n few
hours later nj the railroad hospital in
SteubcnVillr,
| shortly after o'clock last evening,
while GoIscsy Hadorn was driving n
surrey up Aiai..Nt street. just above the
postoiice. an electric ear crashed into
the vehicle, demolish!ng the rear wheel.
In the carriage were Mr.. Hadorn's aged
motherh-!aw and three small chill
dren, but beyond n severe shaking up,
they all escaped unhurt.
At several Of the stogie factories
there have been disputes with the
stripping" boys, who want an advance
In wages in proportion with the nd-
vance granted the stogic rollers. The
boys employed MT Mnrshs met ycster-
day morning before I o'clock In Itiv-
crside park and declared u strike. Dur
Ing the day several conferences were
held, and an amicable settlement OF the
trouble was effected. $500
Tonight, at the Park Casino. occurs
the last of the series OF delightful SUM
mcr night dances given by G. w. Del
brugge to the Cotlillon club. Special
cars VIII bring the people back to the
city. The pntroncsseS are: Mcsdames
jacob Wilson Grubb, Alexander Camp
bell, James fancy and w. w. Arnett
Prof. DelbrugGe will arrange another
series of the dances before leaving.
about August |. FOR Il trip to New York
city and the scnsit0re.
Detective MeGovern, OF tho Pitts
burgh police department, arrived in
Wheeling on the midnight Baltimore a.
Ohio train, and this morning he re-
turns to the ;Smoky.,Ctty with Il. r.
Taylor In custody. Taylor Is the man
who abducted thlrtcen-ycar-old Mary
Ioybcl. MS detailed In the Intelliscncer
yesterday morning. Taylor was
mlneded TO make trouble before return
Ing but later he reconsidcred and re-
turns to Pennsylvania without the
Formally Of rcQuisition papers,
DRIVERS. Clceks, l7t Loftcrs, Mid
Irons, Washes, Driving Irons, Puteters
Golf Balls, Tees. Caddy Bags. every
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