The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-07
LOCAL BREyITIES,

the CITY.
AEthe Grand tO'niEht-''The WailsOi
AT the Opera House tO.night-"Held
by the Enemy"
THlRTy-THIRD street from Chapline TO
Market is being paved with cobble'
stones,
Poor Barney Brady got on another
one Of his plain, unyarnished DRINKS
yesterday, and was run In by otticeF
Conrad,
A 4,YEAR.oLD daughter OF Henry Mel.
vim, OF Benwood, was horribly scalded
by her 7.year.old brother oYerturning q
kettle Of boiling soap on her.
HENRY KRuNEMEYER, who was found
dead at his home on South Jacob street
Monday, was buried yesterday in the
Red Mems cemetery by Logan Tribe l.
o, R. NJ.
NEXT Sunday evening a Mission Fes'
tiyal will be held at st. Matthew'S
Lutheran church In Benwood, Rev,
eTelds WefdeF, Doepken and Baccle will
assist in the affair,
A MARRIAGE license was issued by
Clerk Hook yesterday TO Joseph A
Volght, aged q, a native and resident o.
stelbenYille, and Katie Banmann, aged
2S, a native and resident Of this city
HEALTH OFFICER GARRISON notifies
scayengers, in the advertising columns
OF this issue, that hereafter they will be
required TO obtain permits TOR the re,
moyal and transportation oil night sol
between certain hours.
@. KELLEY, a brakeman on the B, 4
o., missed his footing while attempting
to board a moving train near the BEL
mont mill yesterday, and fell on Q pilt
OF rails alongside the track. His lei
foot was badly sprained,
REV. g. l., BoIcELE, A, NJ the new
pastor OF tho German St. Matthew
Lutheran church In Benwood, has ar
ranged TO give a series OF free lectures II
English, Thursday eveningsin the sChoo
room connected with the church.
YESTERDAY Ex,SherifF Handlan place.
$7559 SO in the Exchange Bank to thu
credit OF Auditor Duffy, In settlement
OF the accounts OF his office with TN
State, This is q very early and satistac
tory settlement, aud reflects credit OIL
Mr.. Handlan.
A MAETEL in the residence Of Edward
Marks, on South York street, Island, be
came ignited yesterday afternoon from
the flre in the CRATE. The mantel wa
torn down and the flames extingulshe'
by members OF the household. N
alarm was sounded.
Mas. STELLA LINTON was yeBterda,
put under a bond Of $25 to keep tn
peace for three months, by Justice Davis
Mary Williams was the person win
swore out the warrant charging LintoI
with breach OF the peace. Bot
women are colored.
TnE M@nnerchor Singing Society gay
delightful private hop at their hall u
the Crangle block last evening. III
music was furnished by Killmyer AM
everything passed off very PLEASANTLY
This society Is arrangingt to give a gram
concert and ball New Years Eve.
A FEW days ago during the absence o
the proprietor, q thief entered the Al
llnpton barber shop and carried oil
tlne dress coat, silk umbrella and
pold.plated dog collar. Later Office
Donley found the goods In an Alley {
house OF ill.iame and returned them Il
the owner.
TIE Kaieevisite given by the ladieI
Of the Arion Society at the society
clubhouse on the South Side yesterday
afternoon and last evening, was q yer!
ENJOYABLE affair and scored another sue
cess Tor the ladies OF this popular socia
organization. There was large attend
ancs OF gentlemen In the evening.
LAST evening Mr.. Charles Weaver ant
Miss Emma Schumacher were married
| at Moundsville by Rev. Mr.. Lee, pastol
Of the Simpson II. +. Church, Of tina
place. Miss Schumacher Is the daugh
| Ter OF Mr., John Schumacher, oil tha
place. Both the bride and groom ar
prominent young people, Of Moundsyille
FoRr Henry Lodge No. 2, Shields Q
Honor, have Issued Invitations for theI
second grand ball, which is TO be giyer
at Westwood's hal, Wednesday, Noyem
Der q, the night before Thanksgiving
Mayors orchestra will furnish the mu
sic. The affair is in the hands Of ell
Ci6nt committees and is certain to be .
big success.
In Police Court yesterday morning
Harry Clouston, OF Washington, Pa
and William Carroll, Of this city, arrest
cd the night before by Officer Bell fol
fighting, were fined s. and costs each
which they paid. Otto Committee, q
''vag," who persisted In making tue tor
OF the boilers in the basement Of the
Public Building his sleeping quarters.
was sent up to the hill for thirty days.