The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-10
LOCAL BBRYTTIRS,
Matter, of Minor Mention in and About
the City,

Matters Of Minor Mention IN ana N"uu'
the City,
AT the Grand to.nIght-Charles Bow
ser in "Cheek,'
AT the Opera House to'night-Ihe
Divide Musin Concert Company
A REGULAR semi.monthly meeting Of
Council will be held this evening.
tbs river was falling ut this point last
evening with s feet B inches ! ntho chan'
mel, according TO the leyee gauge,
THR G. & P, pay car made its monthly
trip down the line on the other side Of
the river yesterday, and distributed con-
siderable cash,
TaR newly elected Board Of Directors
OF the State Fair Association did not or
gsnize yesterday, They viii meet TO-
day, however, aud choose officers
OPPIcER DoSLRY arrested astreet takiT
yesterday for peddlipg without Q license
He refused to give mis- name. HIS stock
in trade consisted OF cheap, imitation
gold rings and moustache wax
THR police force have been presented
with q new striking bag for their gymna'
stun, The donor was French. OF New
York, from whom the new police sup
plies, clubs, belts, numbers, ETC., weFt
purchased,
Carr. JonS A, BRlGGs, o.. WeilsbIrI
late Of the Twelfth West Virginia yot
untepr Infantry, died Saturday hlgnI
aged so. He will be buried by the Ma
sonic fraternity, Mrs. James Hawley, o
Midway, Brooke county, died yesterday
morning OF typhoid fever
Born parts Of the Circuit Court wel'
In session for only a short ime, yesIeI
day, and nothing Of any special iMpels
ance was done in either. In Fart !, ~
fore Judge PAUL, the demurrers 70 th'
four indictments returned against Jus
tice W, II, Davis were argued
HoGAN's Tabernacle was ianImet
again last night, as usual, and a very III
teri sting and successful meeting wa
held. Stereoptican views OF the buried
n CITY OF Pompeii and more modern view
of scenes In Europe, were shown tom
terest the audience. Mr., Hogan talEet
an hour with force and effect.
The next attraction booked at thu
'lOpun House after the Musin concerts
night. is Nat q. Goodwin next Monday
NIGHT. Mr., Bowser will he followed .
the Grand by Harry Lindley and bill
company, who will appear the last tire
nights O fthis week. They will Presen
"The Castaways," sRid to DO the hes
"sea drama" now on the road.
In Police Court yesterday morning
the man named shamer, who was arrest
ed for raising a disturbances in sadl
Tracy's house, WINS fined s. and costs
which be paid. Pat Galligan's drum
cost him $3.50, which he paid. The cas-
against John YOst, charged with actinI
disorderly, was dismissed at the cost o
HoltzClaw, the complainant.
J A MAN who is unknown TO tho polio
called at headquarters last night an
asked that an officer DO allowed TO az
company him to remove asister OF hi
wife from IL house in which he did nc
think it proper for her TO live. Office
Gaus accompanied the man and ioun
1.-THE girl who he turned over 10 her reIs
ltiyes to DO taken home.
Dir, PRoBsT, Secretary OF the OH
State Board Of Health, has receive
word that there Is an epidemico Of typhol
fever at Cadiz Junction, Harrison coun
Ity, and that the citizens OF the place ar
considerably alarmed. There are on
hundred inhabitants In the village, an
within the last ten days fourteen case
of fever have appeared, resulting in lou
deaths.
TIE Island choir under the Leadership
of Prof. sommers, is to take part IN q,
entertainment 10 be given at Glenn.
a Run Thursday evening. The choir !
composed Of Misses May and Matti
Prince, Annie Sommers and Mani
Bohm aud Mrs. G.. w. Crime
soprano, Misses Mary Farls and Kat
LWlncher, alto, Harry Beall, teno
ECharles Wincher, John 'slief, and ]
Edwards, bass; Silas Summers, plays
trombone, and A. Vanhorn q %clOrione'