The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-11

mnt.Srs OF Minor Moment In and About
the City.

LOCAb bhEN 4AE9e
ms,,.r, OF Minor EIomsnt In and About
the City.
MArxEEs at both theatres to-day,
TAG cold weather lntertsrss with build.
ing.
OPERA HOUSE this evening-"A Rag
Baby"
TIE GRAND this evonins-Olalre Scott
as Leah,
An "Uncle Toms Cabin company is
doing the river towns over in Ohio.
THR ball given at Turner Hall last night
by the Primrose Hunting and Fishing
Club, was a notable success IN every re-
epect.
A PLAIN drunk and q countryman
charged with indecsncy on the suspen;;
sion bridge were the only occupants Of
the lookup at midnight.
JOHNSON soRa yesterday qualified %
executor OF the last will and testament Of
Charles SorR, deceased, and gave bond In
the sum Of $500. No surety IVES requir'
ed.
BURGLARS attempted to gain an entrance
into the residence Of Mr.. Hartleib night
before last, but were discovered and
frightened away before their object Yves
obtained.
JESSE BURKETr, the phenomenal roller
sksler champion oil this city. has signed
with the Scranton, Pa, club Tor next Sea-
son. The club 10 q member Of the Penn
sylvsnia league.
A LITTLE girl named Tuteller tainted in
the St. Alp6onsua school room yesterday
morning and YVES resusCitRted with diff
Guilty. She was removed TO her home on
Eighteenth street.
CHARLES NIITzKL was arraigned In
police court yesterday on charge Of as
ssulting his father, Paul Neitzsl. Judge
JefFers gave the boy iatherly lecture
and took the case under adVisement.
A SPECIAL telegram to the INTELIIGEN-
GER from Columbus, received last night,
SAYS: John Krees, formerly Of Wheeling,
while out driving, was run into by runa'
way horse, thrown from his buggy, and is
now dying"
THE programme prepared tsr the semi
monthly Sunday evening public rehearsal
at Arion hall tomorrow evening, by the
Opera Rouse orchestra, is made up OF nm
usually good numbers and will probably
attract large audience.
The usual Sunday School teachors'
meeting will be held in the Young Men 8
Christisn Associatiou parlors at 8 o'clock
this evening. Everybody ia invited 70 az
tend. Social Religious meetings Will DC
held at 1880 o'clock tonight and O'Clock
tomorrow. -.
THR Turner'S Society OF this city will
give ito grand annual mRsque ball az ltS
hail on North Market street next Monday
evening, the music being furnished by
! Kramer, The leading feature will be the
Grand March at 0 o'clock, led BY the Eng
fish GrenRdiers.
REV. N. F. DRYDEN will deliver his sec
ond lecture for the Amendment 81 Inc
North Street NJ. E. Church tomorrow
evening at o'clock; Subject, The
Wrong Way to Fight the Saloon, or the
Bad Logic Of an Unlriendly Pulpit" All
arc invited to attend.
Tue Smith family concert, a feature OF
the iestivsl given at st. Matthews Church
last evening By the ladies Of st. Lukes
for the benefit OF their church, was 80
gratifying success that by special request
It will be- repeated Monday evening al the
same placs and under the came auspices.
The account Of shooting at st, Glars.
vile telegrsphed from there and printed
in the INTRLLlGENCER on ThurBdsy was in
correct. Andrews did not shoot his son.
He fred at him, but missed him. The
wound on the boys hand was received by
falling and cutting 1t on an open razor ne
was carrying.
AID CASE, well known black man OF the
city, tells On interesting story which cir
Cumstances seem 10 bear out. he says
three men hailed him in East Wheelinga at
an early hour the other morning and COM
PEELED him to carry heavy sstChel over
the Tunnel hill for them, Keeping MIN
covered with revolver meanwhile.
The Council Committee on Claims haO
instructed City Solicitor Caldwell to offer
81 500 10 Henry BeYgeson, In settlement
OF the damages sustained by him by rea'
son Of his little daughter falling from the
Seventeenth street bridge, and her death,
which resulted from the accident. MI.
BsrgeBon's attorney offered to Settle IN
the frat place for $500.
The Committee on Claims will report
an ordinarceto Council, identical with that
passed some time since, making 1t unlaw'
iul to operate stOCk.yards except in Ger.
tain part OF the city, in the vicinity OF the
East Wheeling tunnel, except that the
penalties for violations Of the ordinance,
instead OF being from $40 to 500 and
imprisonment from ten days to one year,
viii be from 81 to $40, with imprisonment
in the usual way on failure to pay fine
and coste.
PURSUANT to call published in the
morning daily paper, q number Of friends
OF the Prohibition amendment held pre-
liminary meeting last evening in Squire
Peterman's office, lower end Of the Second
ward market house, for the purpose Of
organizing q Second Ward Prohibition
Amendment club. Hon. G. W. Atkinson
was chosen temporary chairman, and ".
d. Rinehart temporary secretary: On
motion W. Il. RinehsTt, Fred Williams
and +. 7. Cartwright were appointed q
committee on permanent organization,
after which m adjournment was taken
until Friday, February II, at 1880 P. NJ, at
tho aama nlacA