The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-27
CRY MATTERS.
Briefsotss ON Current Events or Minor
Interest.


MATINEE this afternoon.
MUNICIPAL Court meets at 9S04. NJ. to-day.
YEsTERpAY was psy dsy at the LaBelle
NEARLY all the Visiting Odd Fellows haYe
left for home.
THEaE has bserra boom in real estate trans-
fers this week.
Two d~isorderliCs and one drunk were In
the cooler at midnight last night.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals will meet
at I. ". te.3ayto announce decisions.
BRASkuM Pcsr @. A. R, OF Bridgeport, will
give o bean bake and entertainment this
eyenlrg 6.
Now that the Odd Fellows have departed
the hotels manage to accommodate guests
without putting four in aroom.
BARNEY MoESTTE, the street car driver,
WIS taken suddenly sick yesterday forenoon
while oa duty, and had to be taken home.
FRID HUFFMAN, q furniture dealer, and o
respected citiz,n OF Bellaire, died at $50 last
night after q lingering illness. He had many
friends in Wheeling.
No POOLS were sold last night on the Ritz
Moniger boat race over the lower course this
afternoon. Pools will be sold this afternoon.
In the few aide bets reported Moniger Is q
slight fayorite.
THURSDAY night a f%ourteen.year Old boy
living with Alex. Hood, a farmer up Cald-
wells run, was most horribly mangled ana
bitten by a vicious dog. His head presented
9 ssckGning appearance.
A PLEAsAsT surprise party was rendered to
Miss Maggie Young, OF Chspline street, South
Side, gotten up by Misses Allie Gillespie and
| 7 f.,ta Dtn.IH EtnhR knEa,n lat hank
twenty couples were present.
TEE man by the name Of Asmsnn, who had
his foot so seriously crushed and broken In
the ,. { Q. yard last Tuesday, had II
amputated yesterday at his home on the
Island. Every effort was made to save The
foot, but all to no avail. ~
Ara meeting OF the Junior Association
yesterday, at the Wheeling Female College
tho folio wing officers vera elected for the en-
suing ysar: Miss Josephine Peterman, Pres..
dent; Mits Cora Parkinson, Vicc President
Miss Nina Blundon, Secretary; Miss Blanche
lPol'ack, Treasurer.
THE fair and festival that has bsen in pro
gress in the Second ward market hail for the
past two nights closed last evening. It wss
given for the benefit Of the Simpson NJ. L
Chapel (colored) and was o success, q very
handsome sun being realized. All the de
partmen,s were we'll managed.
A LrrrLE boy named Kryter called at DR.
Thompson's, on Twentieth street last even
log, aud said he had been lost. The Doctor
called officer Barum, who recognized the
boy as enc OF tde Kryter family, who haYt
been sent TO the Chlldren's Home and Poor
Honse repeatedly and will not stay. He will
sgsin be taken care OF.
THE State Fair directors met yesterday
afternoon, aud the action forecast by the IN
rxLLEGEScER yesterday wes taken. The CAPT
tai stock was increased to $50. 600, an addition
|, OF $25, 100, or 1,02S saaies OF S25 each. Thesl
will BIZ offered to stockholders at $40 until
December /, after which shares remaining
unsold will be otherwise disposed Of
THE City Water Board IS bayisg q maj
made OF sll the mains, stop cocks and fire
plugs OF the city, showing their location and
size. Tle drsughtsmen started in at the
North Fad yesterday. There has never beer
anything OF this kind owned by the city, al
the information In relation TO the water ser
vice being carried In the heaes Of a lew work
men who have been connected with thu
, works for o long time.