The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-17
LOCAL BRgyETIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the City.


MEASLES are prevalent in Benwood.
Two deeds OF trust were recorded Sat
urday.
SATURDAY closed the hunting season
in Ohio.
The Wilson Ministries stopped at the
Mcclure House.
THERE were two common cases in
police court Saturday.
TIE gas has not shown in the Capitol
clock for two nights past.
ANOTHER special meeting OF Council
has been called for this evening.
SATURDAY was clear and pleasant, and
yesterday a heavy rain fell. The weather
was much like April.
AucTIoSEER HALLEE on Saturday sold
the Carl Mayors property, on North
Main street, to II. Seamon for 81, 525.
TIE bad House Of Nellie White, on
Eof street, was raided by squad OF
police Saturday night and eight persons
caught.
The Wheeling Turnyerein will give a
ball ut their hall on Tuesday evening.
The Opera House orchestra will furnish
the music.
ROBERT McMANUs, OF McColloch street,
had twenty-four OF his finest hens stolen
from his coop Friday night or Saturday
morning.
The Amalgamated Association lodges
OF this district decided at meeting held
Saturday evening to enforce their rule
against any over work in the nail fac
tories.
MS. WooDs closed his engagement at
the Grand Saturday night in THE
Waits Of New York" Both perform;
ances Saturday were seen by packed
houses.
Rev. Mn. LEATHERRY, the NJ. L. min.
mister at Fulton, last week took heavy
dose OF iodine by mistake, and for time
was seriously i'll, but was reported about
well Saturday.
EDWARD DRAMnLE was before Justice
Arkle Saturday on n charge OF stealing
pair OF shoes from Mrs. Miller's board
ing house. He was committed TO jail in
default ofS2OO bond.
TIE Board OF County Commissioners
will meet ut 10 q. III. to-day TO consider
the applications from different parties
for the reward offered by the county for
the Glenn murderers.
FRANK HALLETr, a well known East
wheeling man, died Saturday night
He had been employed for many years
at CGmpbell's produce commission house,
and was an honored and respected citi-
zen.
W. J. HALsELL, OF Terre Haute, Ind,
and David SchaefFer, OF Bellaire, ran u
foot.race OF 100 yards for purse OF $500
side Oh the State Foreground Saturday.
Schaeiier won by eight yards. HaIseil
is said to be q professional Splinter.
OWING to the continued wet weather
in this section OF the country, the far
mers were unable to cure their straw
properly, and are compelled TO send to
Indiana for it. Kimberly & Davis, the
produce dealers, have just received two
ear loads.
GEORGE WILSON'S Ministries, which
appeared at the Opera House Saturday
night, to crowded house, gave per-
Torrance which was above the average
OF minstrel companies, and the unusually
select audience was appreciative to the
point Of enthusiasm.
A LATE issue Of the INTLLLIGENcER
contained statement concerning thear
rest Of Ben Brown, colored, for the theft
OF watch. Brown has since been re-
leased. There was no evidence to con-
meet him with the crime. He is now at
kiu kAua ia purkprshurI
HENRY j. LUcEEL, a native OF Ohio
county, aged %, and Rebecca W. Nc.
Clure, native OF Missouri, aged 81 and
William o. Latouch, native OF Penn
sylvania, aged 80, and Mary A. Ward, a
native OF Marshall county, aged 30, were
licensed 10 wed Saturday.
TIE river continues to fall steadily at
this point. The levee marks ut dusk
last evening showed depth in the chan
mel OF but & feet inches. The Andes
is due from Cincinnati to-day, for which
point she will leave on her return trip
tomorrow afternoon ut o'clock.
MRs. BERTHA BAER's many patrons
will regret to hear that she retircs from
business January l. The store room
will be occupied by W. 2. Bachman
shortly after that date. Messrs. Knox
4 McCrum have leased the large store
room of Mr.. Kennedy aud will early II
the new year open boot and shoe estab-
liShmant ihprpin