The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-21
LOCAL BREylTlES.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and Abou,

Of Minor Moment In and About
the City.
BENwooD Is to have a new Town Hall.
TIE GRAND this evening-Wilbur OPP.
era Company.
Az infant OF MI. and Mrs. Thos. Nor.
gan died at Elnaville Saturday.
TIE wheat in this vicinity looks very
fine, and the prospect for a large yield Is
promising.
IT Is stated that Henry s%chmulbach
has purchased the Zilch's hall property
at Bellaire.
In the U. s. Court Saturday Glover.
dale Williams was acquitted OF the charge
OF illegal voting.
TIE last will and testament OF A. f.
Meyer was admitted to probate by Re.
corder Hook on Saturday.
WHEELING CouSciL Jr. O.. u. 4. NJ.
attended church In a body ut the Chap.
line,street NJ. Z. church yesterday.
A GERMAN, employed on the Union
bridge, had his right foot badly hurt Sat.
urday by a piece OF timber falling on 1t.
CONDUCTOR Ed. MICHAEL, OF tho Elm
Grove railroad, Is sick at home with
typhoid fever, following an attack OF la
grippe.
MI. JOHN EcHFRr, Of Main street, was
So years old yesterday, and his friends
celebrated his birthday. quietly at his
residence.
SEVERAL times Saturday night cleo.
trical cars were badly delayed by the
power giving out. The cause was at the
p>xer house.
A VERY fine crayon portrait OF Mr..
John Richardson, made by a Chicago
firm OF artists, is displayed IN II. Some.
born's window.
The funeral Of Philip. WeichBel took
place yesterday afternoon and was at.
tended by the knights OF the, Golden
Eagle in a body.
A MARRIAGE license was issued Satur.
day to Clemence North, a native OF Mon.
roe county, o., aged q, and Mamie Boyd,
a native Of Pittsburgh, aged IS.
BULL" McDoNouau and Eddie
Combs were brought before Judge PAUL.
Saturday on the habeas corpus proceed
iHgs. and were remanded to jail.
SEVERAL farmers were in the city Sat.
urday from various parts ofthe country,
and they all say that the fruit in their
localities is killed beyond a doubt.
AucrloNEER HALLER offered the Simp-
son property, at Chapline and Tenth
streets. Tor sale on Saturday. Alter
being bid up to $2,955 the sale was al.
journed.
A VERY fine deposit Of building sand,
hundreds OF bushels in extent, was left
on the Island shore Just below the
Sutpsnsion bridge by the receding water
last week.
PRESIDENT SMITH, OF the American
Flint Glassworkers' Association, was in
Bellalre, Saturday, be having come down
to adjust some differences existing be-
tween tho local unions there and at
Bridgeport.
llElLEMAX class Of the English Luth.
cran Sunday School will give a recep.
ton Tuesday night at Mrs. Burke's, on
Chapline street, in honor Of Mrs. Heile.
man, who is visiting friends and rela.
tives in this city.
THE premium lists OF the tenth an.
nual exhibition OF the West Virginia
Exposition and State Fair Association
are ont. Tho fair is to be held on the
Associations grounds Oh the Island,
September S to II.
Mn. JonN FLYNN, an old resident oil
this city, died yesterday morning at the
home of his son.in.law, J. G. Malonev,
on Main street in the Sixth Ward, aged
-. He will be buried tomorrow morn,
ing at 0 o'clock at Mt. Calvary.
The West Virginia State Medical So.
ciety will hold it's next annual meeting
in Wheeling on June II, 12 and IL, 1890.
Quite a large number Of physicians from
this part of the State are expected to be
in attcndance.-Carleston Star.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures has generous.
ly donated $500 to the Ladies' City Hos.
pital Association. This is the largest
donation that has yet been made. The
Kings Daughters, OF Central school, are
contemplating a "peanut social" 10 be
given May l, for the benefit OF the hos.