The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-25
LOCAL BREyrrlEs.
Matters OF Minor Mention In and About
the CITY,

the City.
MATINEE performance at tho Grand
this afternoon.
BARSEsvlLLE had n $500 fire last
Wednesday night.
YESTERDAY mornings session OF Police
Court was "white.wash." @
AT the Grand to.night-last perform.
ance OF Frank |. Frayne and company in
Kentucky Bill" -
TIE d. so. Company Is reported 10
DO having thirty.six new locomotives
and $500 freight cars built. l
A BALL was given at Turner Hall last
evening, for the benefit OF Jerry DeB.
mond. There was large crowd in at
tendance and n goodly sum was realized.
NELLIE Bly,, tho New York Worlds
giobp trotter, wns scheduled to pass
through Wheeling junction ut l2:l2
O'Clock last night on her way from
Chicago TO New York via Pittsburgh.
A MARRIAGE license was issued from
Clerk Hooks office yesterday to Charles
Black, aged q, n native OF Wheeling,
now n resident OF Benwood, aud Bertha
Varrain. aged 81, native OF Bellaire, o.,
now a resident Of this city.
' TIE jury In the cage OF Haley vs.. the
Natural Gas Company OF West Virginia
which was on trial In Part | | this week,
not having been able 10 reach verdict,
after having been out several hours, was
discharged yesterday yJudge Campbell.
BILL WrsrEns, the keeper OF u Steu.
benville dive, cracked Henry Pcltzer, a
dive piano player, over the head with Il
Ratchet yesterday morning. Peltzer died
from the effects OF his wound. The
Ratchet went through the skull TO the
brain. -,
TIE German American Remedy Com.
pany, Il local organization recently In.
Corporatcd to carry on the man uiacture
and sale OF Red Cross Oil aud other
remedies, will organize to-day by elect.
ing directors aud transacting other
necessary business.
A SLIGHT fire occurred in a clothes
press in Thomas Brewster's residence in
the upper part o, Benwood yesterday
afternoon. The origin Of the fire Is d
mystery. 1t was put out with few
buckets OF water, but not till $40 wertl,
OF clothing had been destroyed.
AT Il meeting Of the Builders Ex
change, held last evening, G. W. Baggl
was chosen to represent the Exchange
Mt the meeting OF the National Builders
Exchange TO be held at Minneapolis or
Monday aud Tuesday next. Mr.. Bagg
left on the Baltimore 4 Ohio train n
1910 p. m. with the delegates from tn,
Pittsburgh Exchange.
| Tie Union District Republican Clul
| is called to meet ut 1870 o'clock thi
evening in the Police Court room Mt tn,
Public Building for the purpose Of &c
Letting delegates 10 the third annua
convention Of the State League Of Re
publican clubs to be held at Clarksburg
February a.. There ahouid be Il targ
turnout OF tho Republicans OF Union u
this meeting.
TIE stockholders OF the West virgini.
China Company, at their annual meet
ing held Thursday, elected tho following
named gentlemen directors for the en-
suing year: W. l.. Hearne, Aug. Roll
Peter rastlc and Randolph Stalnaker
The Boau, organized by elccting W. l.
IIearne, President, Aug. Rolf, Vic'
President and Mr.. Stalnaker. Secretary
Mr.. Fred Buch is continued as manager
J. g. HorER, OF Bellaire, who is super.
intendent OF the Mingo Junction mai
Sorks' kcg factory and also superinten
den. Of the key factory connected witt
the Belmont nail works In this city, hal
in company with Mr.. George A. Laugh
lin, OF Cleveland, formerly OF this city
secured contract from the Riversid,
Company, 10 manufacture all the keg'
the company may want for It's nail iac
tory for the next three years.
TIE Ohio Valley School Superin
tendents' Round Table met in Superin
tendcnt Anderson's Office last night
with Messls. Jones, OF Bellaire. Mertz
OF Stcubenville, Duncan, OF Bridgeport
Anderson, OF Wheeling, Mitchell, o
st. Clairsvilie, Shields, OF Wellsburg
Ford, OF. Benwcod, and Glading, 0
East Liverpool, present. Quite mum
Der of interesting matters were dis
cussed, after which the body adjourned
to meet again February IS.