The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-15
LOCAL DREv1rIRs.
Matters Of minor Moment in and About I

Two MARRIAGE licenses were Issued
Saturday. |
The seguin Commencement occurs at
the Opera House tomorrow evening.
TIE successful bazaar OF the Disciples
Church at the Capitol rink closed satur-
day night. ~
CAN BURT, a boy employed at the tack
factory, had one OF his fingers cut oil Sat
urday morning in the machinery.
JAMES McFADDES and Frank Smith were
thrown out Of buggy by q runaway horse
Saturday on Sixteenth street, but fortu'
nately escaped injury.
Lon ST. MYERS, Of this city, has been
appointed q notary public BY Governor
Wilson and has duly qualified, Capt. Is. d.
Dovener being his surety.
FouR small boys were caught robbing
flower gardens in North Wheeling Satur-
day On account oil their youth they were
not arrested, but their parents were noti-
fed. (.
TnE knights OF Pythias grand street
parade and picnic is next Saturday, not
last Saturday, as some OF the Eastern Ohio
papers have announced. 1t will be q
great pIg auAiI'
TIE first honor OF the graduating class
in tho public schools was won by Master
Gutman, Of the Third ward school, and
the second by Mics Annie Smith, OF the
Sixth ward school. DIS .
A CONFERENCE was held Saturday DO.
tween committee OF the Knights OF LII
Dor and the pottery officials, and it is an
nounced that the pending strike at the
pottery is in fair way 10 be amicabIy nd
justed in few days.
TIE outdoor temperance mass meeting
announced to take place yesterday after
noon in the Sixth ward. near the La Belle
mill, was postponed until next Friday
evening on account OF the observance Of
Floral Sunday in the various Sabbath
schools.
TIE fair and festival at the Church oil
the immaculate Conception, held under
the auspices Of the Whittier Literary So
ciety Tor The benefit OF St. Mary's school,
closed Saturday night. 1t was q substan-
tial success in every respect and added q
good sum to the treasury OF the school.
TnE Board Of County Commissioners
will meet in adjourned session to-day.
Another effort will probably be made to
elect county physician for the city dis
trict, though this matter was postponed at
the last meeting till next month. The
laying OF the levy was also deferred till
July.
RITz, OF Wheeling, seems to be the
champiou oarsman Of this whole valley
now. He issued challenge to row any
Pittsburgh oarsman three miles, and had
no takers. Just when the aquatic sport Ia
dying out in this section Wheeling comes
forward with a crack oar3man.-Beltdirl
IHdepcndfnt. Ee
TIE Mozart Singing Society had IN en-
jOyable excursion to Steubenville and re-
turn yesterday on the new Courier. kra.
mer's band accompanied the party and
made music on the boat. There was
large crowd, and not sign Of disorder
during the day. Most Of the passengers
got off at Steubenville, while the rest
we're taken on to New Cumberland.
I'nGrE was another good crowd out at
the Park yesterday, where the Opera
House orchestra gave its usual Sunday at
ternoon concert. The programme and It's
rendition were up TO the high standard
maintained so far through the series. The
Park, by the way, increases in popularity
daily, and it ought Wheeling does not
yet show the appreciation for it she should
Henry WAGNER, whose arrest, escape
and rearrest on Friday, caused so much
excitement, was discharged by Squire
Peterman Saturday, the four charges
against him being withdrawn on his
promise OF future good behavior. lie a
once went home and undertook TO WHIP
his mother. His father swore out another
warrant, and he is again in jail, and will
have hOaring at 9 o'clock this afternoon
THE Flint GLASSES Workers picnic on the
State Fair grounds Saturday wag an emf
nent success. In the hali.mtlG foot race
there were seven entries, Jacob Reed
coming in fist, Crogan second. The prizet
were SIS and $40. Tho prize for the best
lady waltzer was taken by Miss HmIler, o.
Bellaire. It was handsome set oil glass
ware. The game OF base ball between the
Browns, OF Bellaire, and tho Riversidcs, o.
this city was won by the former; score u
to5. =,
Mn. WILLIAM wendell, OF the well.
known firm OF Wendell Brothers, and
Miss Maggie Roth, daughter Of Mr.
Michael Roth, were married. last evening
at Mr.. Roth's residence, corner Of Thirty
eighth and Jacob streets. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Dir: Baer; The
occasion was thoroughly enjoyed by all
fortunate enough to participate. After
receiving the congratulations OF their
friends the newly welded couple repaired
to their house on Twenty.third street.
where they began housekeeping at once.