The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-08
So TWELFTH STREET.
LOCAL BREyITIEs,
matters Of Minor Moment in and About
the City,

Of Minor Moment in and About
the City,
Ar the Grand to'night-"The Waifsot
New York."
THR Riverside factory has been work.
ing full all week.
TnE strike Of the packing boys at the
Riverside factory was settled yesterday.
SPEARS Axle works was of part Of
yesterday on account of a shortage oil
gas.
TnE Teutonia Singing Society visited
the Martins Ferry M@nnerchoF last
night.
Cox & MoRRIsoN's boiler yard is wor K
ing steadily and cannot keep up with
business.
A FAT bicyclist took quite a violent
header at the b, < o. Eotf street CROSS
ing yesterday afternoon.
YESTERDAY James Nichols, Of the
South Side, purchased q fine thorough
bred stallion weighing | 800 poundF,
CONTRACTOR GoRR has a large force OF
men at work cxCavatlng for the pave
ment TO be put down on Seventeenth
street between Main and Market.
TnE Belmont mill has been off during
the past week, except the small ma
chimes In what IL known as the dog
house." The mill goes on full to-day.
A MARRIAGE license was issued by
Clerk Hook yesterday to William Smith,
aged so, and Maria Fallon, aged 81 both
natives Of Ireland and now residents OF
this city.
TIE Mozart Singing Society gave a
very enjoyable concert and ball at their
hall on tho South Side yesterday even
ing. Mayors orchestra furnished the
inspiration.
JAMES L. GInsoN, Of Powhatan, Bel:
mont county, has been appointed
United States Storekeeper and Gauger
in the Eighteenth Internal Revenue dis
trict ot'0mo.
JAMES MouLroS, a Bellaire steel work.
err, had his head cracked by two I'm!
known men, whom he offended by Cele-
hrating over the result OF the election in
Ohio, yesterday morning.
CoMMBScIwd with next week, the
Whitaker Iron Company will light Its
plant with arc electric lights. The
Wheeling Electrical Company Is now
putting up the wires, and will furnish
the power.
TnE Pennsylvania Company has is.
sued an order to It's agents 70 collect one
dollar day on all cars held by firms or
concerns for loading or unloading pur'
poses longer than forty.eight hours alter
being placed.
AsUNDAY school teachers meeting will
be held at o'clock this afternoon at the
Young Mems Christian Association
building. All persons interested in the
study OF tho International lesson are In
vited TO attend.
TnE only case In Police Court yester-
day morning was that Of poor Barney
Brady, who was arraigned on the same
old charge-drunkenness. Barney prom.
ised 10 leave town II allowed togo and
was given a chance to get out.
JOHN PETERS, one OF Fulton's German
pioneers, died yesterday at the age Of %
years. Peters was born In Prussia, and
fought In the Prussian army in the Dan
lab war In 1850. He came to America
ii 1861, aud las lived IN Fulton since.
CLARENCE JOHNSON was given prell.
minary hearing before Justice Davis
Yesterday on the charge OF teonious
assault committed on Thomas Killeen
November 8, 1887. He was sent to Jail
to await the action Of the Grand Jury,
IN default Of 5000 bail.
YESTERDAY Michael Cova, an italian
employed by Baird Bros. in unloading
the heavy iron work for the Union
bridge superBiruCture, bad his loot badly
mashed by the breaking Of plank. Dr.:
Charles Frissell dressed the foot aud had
the man sent to the hospital.
AN oyster supper and social vas given
on Tuesday evening at the La Belle
mission school. There was a good at.
tendance, and 1t was a success both so.
cially aud financially. The building
will now DO repaired and put Ia good
shape both inside and out.
TIE full dress reception to DO given
by The!Wheeling Club tonight, 10 honor
of Mr. and Mrs. A. o. Whitaker, Mr..
and Mira, W. w. Irwin and Mr.. and Mrs.
s, Irwin Singleton, will be ono Of the
prominent social happenings Of the sea
son. A large attendance Is anticipated.
YESTERDAY afternoon a horse attached
10 Meyers 4 Go. 3 delivery wagon ran OF
on EoiFstteet, near Twenty.slxth, Alter
running half q block the animal got on
he pavement, aud pulled up against a
stone door steplwith force sufficient to
throw MIN and break the shafts aud
harness and dish a wheel, No one was
hurt, aud the horse escaped serious In
jury. a.,
0NE deed Of trust aud tue following
conveyance OF real estate were admitted
10 record by Clerk Hook yesterdays A
deed made November 9, tRsD, by j Joseph
Weidner and vile TO Frank J.. llCathC,
for lot No, IA Ia square 20, as deBIgnnted
on tic plat Of the Caldwell Bun prop.
etty, as laid ont by Lamb and Russell
special commissioners. Consideration
$1,000. zl
THE girls employed at tho Nail City
Lantern Works, who arc out on strike
against a reduction oil wages, cay Ia re-
ference 10 the statement that tile com.
pany after making repairs vi u Dtaft up
With new girls In case tho old bands arc
not ready 10 return, that they viii not
bB ready to return I'LL they ale paid
81 80 a week, and that they will liAt all
who 10 10 work At a lesser figure than
that "a blaCksheep,
FoR more lhnn twenty years the
second Sunday Ia November, With the
week following, has been observed a. q |
season oil prayer for young meil by tina
Young Mpn'a Christian Association all
over tic world, The Association Of this
city faithfully Observes this season each
year with good results, EKle1nlye
preparations have been made fOt lp
observance this year. Special meetings
will DO held OH Sunday aud each week
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