The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-28
LOCAL RRRYTTIEs
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

the City.
THE Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club
will, in the near future, give grant
mask ball.
BELL BRos', coal bank at the head Of
Fortieth street will be reopened and the
product placed on the market IN lew
days,
TnE Electrical Railway Company is
making changes in the grade at BogHs
run, so that the cars can Climbit in slip
perry weather.
The cases which Media Hastings
brought against Cynthia Miller and her
daughter have been postponed TIL TO-
morrow afternoon.
SEVERAL ladies have been scared IN
East Wheeling lately by an 9nRn9wn
man who walksEuddenly out OF an alley
Just as ladies are passing
TuR Elm Grove railroad will run 9
speCial motor after the performance Of
IA Possible Case" at the Opera House
next Thursday night, October 81,
Tue Wheeling & Elm Grove Railway
Company Is grading for It's extension 70
Elm Grove. The work Is under the
supervision Of Superintendent Hlrsh.
A HOUSE valued at $500, belonging
TO the Ohio Valley Railway Company,
was burned early Saturday morning; II
was located short distance below
Bellaire,
ONLY one case OF diphtherla was re-
ported 10 the Health Officer last week
II is located in the Third ward Ihere
are six cases Of scarlet fever IN the
Eighth ward.
TURN No. / at the Wheeling steel
plant at BenYood made the biggest
weeks work yet turned out nom that
plant. last week, They succeeded In
making 474 tons in the last three days.
YESTERDAY evening q lunch basket
containing q silver cup and the owner
supper, was stolen from the operator o.
car t'D," on the Electric line. It wa
taken while the ear was on the up trl
on North Main street.
The Bellaire Nail Company has put 10
an electric light plant for their private
use and will hereafter light the I'M
mense concern with that system II
was tried Saturday night and Will be pu'
TO practical use tonight,
PRoF, ]. II. JONES, Principal Of Lin
coin school, addressed q good slaed, ne
publican meeting at Martina Ferry
Saturday. Professor Jones presented
the features OF the Ohio campaign quite
iorcibly and with good effect.
SAN HARRIsoR'G book, 'FRONT.' ha'
met with speedy sale ia this Gity. Iht
first 300 copies, which arrived here o.
Thursday, are all sold and another lot II
expected to-day. Tho rapid sale Of tht
book will please Sam's many friends.
DESPITE the rain and mud yesterday
quite n large crowd went up 10 see tint
new bridge aud tunnel. Six flat can
containing the stringeIs Tor one shor
span Of the bridge are side tracked. O.
the bridge. They attracted considerable
attention.
THR following marriage licenses were
issued Saturday; James Gates, a native
Of Matamoras, Ohio, aged %, and ka a6
kontz, a native OF Matamoras, aged y
Jens Jepson, native Of Denmark, ageG
2S, and Augusta Drusinski, u native o
Germany, aged 10.
TIE mere announcement that Bill
Nye and James WhitComb Riley vii
visit Wheeling will doubtless be sutll
Cient to pack the Opera House ON thu
occasion Of their popular lecture ant
reading, which will DO given there or
Friday evening, DeCemberG 9.
TONIGHT at the United Presbyterian
church Rev. 4. ], Allen will lecture OF
the Tabernacle Of Moses" and will ls'
in illustration, a complete model made b!
himself, thus giving an object lesson 9
great interest 10 all students OF the Blbll
or Of history. No admission fee will b.
charged.
CHARLES scHRAEDEE was on Saturda!
appointed administrator Of the estate Q
Henry Schroeder, deceased. Bond 81, GOO
Nicholas Schroeder surety. Alice ant
Kate Baggs qualified as exeCutrix Of thu
estate Of John 2. Baggs, deceased. Bont
$4,000; no surety requitedby the term
Of the will.
TIE Wheeling Natural Gas Company
has decided to accept the reduction il
the valuation OF its property in Ohio
county, made by the Board OF Commits
sionefs. The original valuation wa
$500, 900, which the Commissioners re
duCed to $50, 900, and while the company
thinks It still n little high it will aCcep
1t. Sheriff Steenrod on Saturday return
ed to the company $50, the rebate due