The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24
LOCAL BREylTlES,
Matters OF Minor Moment In md Abou
tho City,

Nihttots ok nilbor niOThGht IN anu ABOUT
tho City.
Two DRINKS, 81 and costs each, and
one d~isorderly, 50 and coats, wereallthe
cases In the police court yesterday.
THE Sunday school OF the Second
Presbyterian Church OF Dellaire had a
picnic out at Wheeling Park yesterday.
THE pupils and former pupils Of the
Wheeling Business College will have q
reunion and picnic at the Park on Fri.
DAY.
TIE Teutonia Amusement and Singing
Society will celebrate It's fifth anni.
versary' at the Park this afternoon and
evening.
THRB. 90. company are repairing all
their old engines and cars, 10 have them
in readiness when the rush OF fall freight
traffic begins.
AT Q o'clock this morning tho pros.
poets were bright for n "whitewash" In
this mornings police court. There had
not been an arrest.
TiIE Arion Society postponed tho iete
1t wan to give ut the Park last evening,
on account OF the rain. The new date
will be hereafter announced.
LAST evenings weather was OF n new
variety. 1t was so cold that heavy
clothing was very comforting, and rain
fell quite freely at brief intervals.
Col. ]. 7. LEGoE was at the Mcclure
yesterday, for the frs. time since his &C.
| cident on the Ohio River road come
time ago. J. +. Cassell and r. L. Helin,
also OF Grafton, accompanied him.
W. B. FRANCy, OF Toronto, has pur.
| chased 4 natty little screw.propeliiug
yacht, which has been successfully
launched on the Ohio. 1t is canopy top,
and will carry about thirty passengers.
TIE attention Of the members OF the
Ladies' Hospital Association Is called to
the notice In our advertising columns Of
n special meeting, to be held on Thurs,
day evening, for tttcpurpoae Of selecting
a site for their hospital.
JonS S. SELLS, formerly O. paper dealer
here and wcll.known in Wheeling, died
yesterday al the home OF his father in
kirkwood, after a very tedious illness,
aged twenty.four years. lie will be
buried at . o'clock this afternoon.
CHARLES Z. STEWART, Of Lancaster,
Pa, and Joeeph D. Mahoney, OF New
York city, arc at the McLurs House.
They are sub-contractors on the biz
work to be done by Ryan & Mcdonald
at Benwood, for the i. & o. company,
and will mako their headquarters here
for several months.
The Harugari lodge met in Mayors
hall Tuesday night 10 take farewell O
Ernest Nielermeyer, for many years
Secretary OF the order, who is about tc
remove to Fostoria. Rev. Mr.. Haas, on
behalf OF the lodge, presented him with
q handsome gold-headed cane. AL
wished him q long life and a happy one,
and a very pleasant evening was spent
THE Barnum show yesterday was 8
revelation in the way OF c%ircuses. Two
splendid performances were given, the
tent being crowded. There were three
rings and two platforms, on which wert
the best attractions all the time. "Nero
or the fall OF Rome" was o decided nov
city and was well received. 1t was 9
huge undertaking, but was successfully
combatted with by Messrs. Barnum {
Bailey. The street parade yesterday
morning included many novelties. Thu
wild animals in the open cages attracted
much attention on account OF their con
dition. All who witnessed the show arr
loud in its praise columbus Nora.