The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-16
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Matters OF Minor Mention in and Abou

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IN A REGULAR monthly meeting Of the
Board yoi Education will DO held this
evening. : j. n N i5ft
q AT The Opera House to.night--""Fati.
nitza" by the Bennett Moulton. opera
company. KY z. Y (.
e HEALTH OFFICER GARRISON has thus
far In January Issued iorty.six burial
permits. This lis an unusually large
number. a 4 \, Y
ii Tie report Is that efforts have been
made to lease land fn The vicinity OF Mt.
Zion cemetery for the purpose OF testing
for gas. e a "A Z, n iii, =, ,i.
H Tng Central Glass Company will re.
sumo operations next week. The Hobbs
Glass Company has It's furnace about
ready for Use again, and tho prospects are
good for It's rcsuming soon. al}ii S5
IA REGULAR quarterly meeting Of tho
Western White China Compact, ms 1t Is
called, will DO held at East Liverpool to.
day. It Ia understood that considerable
business Of Importance will be consid.
cred. AL ~, lll..jS Y! I'd
TIE Council OF New Cumberland has
contracted with the electric light com.
pany that has started "a plant Ia that
town for thirty street lamps, with the
privilege 5of having more put up at the
same rate from time to time.
A MARRIAGE license was issued from
Clerk Hooks office yesterday to Stephen
A. lowery, aged 6, q native Of Beayer
county, Pa, now Il resident OF Winciics.
! ter, Va, and Anna L. Richardson, aged
81, a native OF Canada, now q resident
OF Martinsburg. y q si{y IA.
IA oNE,LgGGgD drunken individual
who gave his nume as James hleehan,
was arrested by Lieutenant Deku yes.
terdayE afternoon for raising q distur.
banco 10 the vicinity Of Scott Richards
saloon. The fellow was threatening "a
smash III windows with his crutch.
t& The White Rose Social Club will give
their first masquerade ball at Germania
hall tonight. The music will be fur.
nished by Killmyer. 1t will be a,pri
I ya.e affair and none but members will
be admitted. Considerable preparation
has been had by most OF the members
in preparing costumes for this event.
Ii THE stockholders OF the Underwriters
Insurance Company Of this city failed
10 hold their annual meeting yesterday
and accordingly there was no election o.
1 a new Board OF Directors. The old
Board composed OF Messrs. A. ]. Clarke
George Hook, Joseph F. PAUL, Alonzd
Loring and Alfred PAUL, accordingly
| hold over. .l II x n,
SEVERAL persons who have occasion tc
cross the creek at Main street spoke yes.
terday Of the apparent danger to the
temporary bridge from the high water
In the creek, and thereis. probably some
occasion for fear. Quite e number o.
Z, people walked up to Market street tc
cross rather than take chances on the
Main street structure. 4 Is,
| IA & RoLLEK-s ATING match has been
made between Eugene Hanke and John
Wntson, both OF this city, for $25 q side
When and where the race will take
place has not yet been settled, but it vii
probably take place ut Martins Ferry
Hanke is we'll known as a skater ant
Watson has some reputation as al
amateur. N Hanke is to give Watson /
half lap start on each one OF the mile
heats. : x z 3. I'd ~
TIE funeral OF J. William Waite tool
place yesterday afternoon from his latt
nome on Twentieth street. The attend
ance was very large considering that tht
rain poured down during the time the
funeral was in progress. The remainl
were inferred in the Peninsular GENE
terry. The Young Mems Democratic
Club turned out q fair representation
headed by the Opera House band, anc
escorted the remains part Of the way
to the Peninsular cemetery Z.