The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-13
LOCAL pREv1r1Es.

LOCAL BREyrTIEs.
llAt.sss:et Minor Moment "a and About The
THREE marriage licenses were issued
Tar sale Of season seats torthe saenger-
fest commences to-day. ssty II
Two new members Of the colored Bap- |
fist church were baptised in the river Of
the wharf Yesterday. q
PRosPEcTs for the coming State Fair are
reported unusually bright, spite Of the
continued hard times.
DR.. MARrts, Of 4Iartinsburg, and others
addressed the Temperance meeting OF Par
ker hall yesterday afternoon.
HONS, BaocKuSIER & Co.'s glass works
closed down Saturday for two weeks. All
the glass houses are now idle.
MANAGER WoLE, ofthe Telephone Com.
pany, Is about 10 run second wire, Of
copper, through from this city to Pitts
burgh.
a c4xEL BACK engine jumped the track
in the Hempfeld yard yesterday forenoon
and was of about two hours. No damage
was done.
GRousp has been cleared and prepare.
tons made for building the new steel
works Of the Laughlin and Junction Com
panies at Mingo.
KRANLe and his orchestra arrived at
the Greenhier White Sulphur Springs on
Saturday, July 4, in time to play the Star
Spangled Banner. ..c9 sis
JAMES CRAIG will be arraigned before
SQUIRE Arkle at 10 o'clock this forenoon,
charged with tapping the till at Arndtt's
saloon, on the South Side.
The work Of seating the Alhambra Pal:
ace rink for the coming Saengeriest will
be begun this week. -Four thousand chairs.
and q number Of comfortable benches will
be putin. 81
TIE. Council Board Of Equalization and
Appeals will start TO work in earnest at Q
o'clock this morning at the City Building
and keep pegging away until the work be.
fore It Is finished.
Two cases were disposed Of at the Police
Court matinee Saturday. At the morning
session the four East Wheeling landladies
got the usual $50 and costs, and the In
mates and visitors S. and costs each.
THE committee Of arrangements for the
entertainment Of delegates 70 the Anal:
samatsd Convention have decided TO hold
q picnic at Seibert's garden during the
presence Of 1.-THE delegates in the city.
TIE city teachers examination took
place al the Board, OF Education's rooms
Saturday. Misses Lizzie Brakmann, Grace
| O'Bien. Jennie Giles and Lizzie Egerter
were The new applicants for certificates.
Crescent LODGE No. 8, A. A. L Is. w,
installed the following officers Saturday
evening: Harry Hooking. President; Pa
trick Butler, Vice President; ]. ". Bowers,
Guide; W. T. Smith and Martin Neider,
Guards.
A CORRESPONDENT Of the Moundsville
Herald says that a number OF the campers
from Wheeling now strung along the
river, are testing their capacity to hold,
beer, one club getting away with fifteen
kegs per week. a.
OK and after Thursday, July 18th, the
Moundsville at 7:10 arriving at Wheel
ing at sos A. NJ, city time. This Is for
the accommodation oil summer residents
at the campgrounds.
A REPORT was in circulation last evening
that q u. IS. ganger had been appointed 70
supersede Mr.. James Warden, but II could
not be traced 10 any reliable source. Mr..
Warden knew nothing OF 1t. Collector
McGraw Is expected here this week.
TAG case Of Melissa McGumphrey.
charged by Jennie Lee with assault and
battery, was postponed by Squire Arkle
Saturday until next "Wednesday. The Of.
Tense complained OF is alleged BY Mrs.
McGumphrey 10 be the same she was
fined for in police court Friday morning.
DR.. G. 1. GARRISON, City Health Officer,
desires attention called to the law forbid.
ding the throwing OF garbage and offal ia
the alleys. In the alley south OF Four
teenth street and west of Chapline this
ordinance is persistently violated. The
Dactor intends TO prosecute future yio-
lations.
TuE Grand Lodge /. o. o. F. will erect
q granite shaft Of imposing design and
eighteen feet high over the grave Of the
late Grand Secretary T. j. Steele, at Graf
ton. The design was selected by the
committee ct q meeting held at Grafton
last Friday, ,and bids are being received
for its erection.
LIZZIE HlLpRBRANp and Henry Ebeling
were arrested at o'clock yesterday morn
ing for being drunk and creating dis.
turbance on the corner OF Chapline and
Twenty.second streets. The woman claim
ed to be Salvation soldier, seeming too
think they were privileged characters and
conld do what they wished.
LAST Wednesday o number OF gentle
men Of this city, friends o. the late Sam
A. Miller, IL, who died last February, sent
to his mother at Charleston, large box
filed with rare and beautiful flowers TO be
placed on his grave on Thursday, the an
niversary'of his birthday. II was a beau
tiful remembrance OF the departed fayorite
and was q source OF melancholy pleasure to
his relatives and friends in Charleston to
think that the deceased's memory was 90
cherished by his Wheeling friends.
AN unusually large crowd enjoyed the
Opera House orchestra's sacred concert at
the Park yesterday afternoon. All the
motor trains were crowded. The warm
sun made the streets very unpleasant, but
in the evening The entire population
seemed TO be out for astroll. Che same
was the case Saturday night. Adrummer
at the Mcclure House Saturday night
asked II all the churches bad prayer meet
ings which adjourned sueeessiyely at
brief intervals all evening, or where the
people all came from.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
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