The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-07
LOCAL. BREvlTIGS.
Matters of Minor Moment In aud About
tho City.
MATINEE nj the Grand to-day.

MATINEE ut the Grand to-day.
IlE Grand this evening "Littlc
Goldic."
TuEm was not n case in the police
court yesterday. =.
rnE Council committee on police Is
called to meet this evening.
ONLY one deed OF trust was admitted
to record by Clerk Hook yesterday.
PAY day ut the Riverside and Wheel
ing steel works and the Boggs Run
mining company.
TnE Wheeling Cyclcrs viii give a pri-
vate hop at Tcutonia hall OH Wcdncs-
day, November II.
4 CHILD OF Clark Craft, OF Fast
Wheeling. aged three, drank carbolic
Ncid and was horribly burned.
ELECTRIC car U burnt out yesterday
i'll front OF Ebeling's pharmacy, and
was taken to the barn with much
trouble.
McNIrcuEN Il sow yesterday received
n car load OF apples over the Terminal
road from Wetzcl county. They are to
be used for jelly.
WILLIAM McCuLLoUGH yesterday gave
bond in the sum OF $500 in the office Of
the clerk OF the circuit court and was
released from jail.
The clothing OF a little child OF
Luther Millcr's, who lives ut West
Wheeling, accidentally caught fire, and
she was burned to death.
ROSIE MUMFoRD, aged three, whose
parents live in the Eighth ward, wan
dered away from home about 0 o'clock
yesterday morning. and was not found
till late in the afternoon. Her parents
distress can be imagined.
THE comedy drama OF "O'Flynn in
Mexico" was received with SO much
favor here that Manager Genther has
secured them for 4 return date, and
they will appear November is and 10,
opening with 4 matinee Wednesday,
November Is.
OK Wednesday evening little Willie
Embody was surprised at his home on
South Eoir street, by n number OF his
young friends. The evening was spent
IN playing games. Refreshments were
served, and the children enjoyed them
selves immensely.
THE international week OF prayer for
young men and Young Mems Christian
Associations will begin on Sabbath,
November S. DR.. Cunningham, OF the
First Presbyterian church, will have
for his subject Sabbath evening young
Men," The young men OF the city and
the friends OF young men will be hearth
ly welcomed and furnished with seats.
Mn. Henry GILL, well known by the
s~obriquet OF phosphate Harry" and
an account OF whose temperance after
along absence was contained exclusively
in the lSTELLIGEyCER some time ago,
died Thursday evening after n long
illness. The funeral will take place
this morning from the residence below
Forty-eighth street; the burial will be
at the Pcninsular cemetery.
QUITE n number OF friends OF Will B.
Kahn called on him last evening, o
celebrate the seventeenth birthday oil
the host. The young people did not
forget to take a liberal supply OF cake
and cream on which to regale them
selves when they became tired OF
games. Almost enjoyable time was had
by all present, and in leaving all wished
their host a happy and prosperous
future.
REV. D. NJ. kEMERER, Of Pittsburgh,
chairman OF the Lutheran Synod OF
Pennsylvania, is in the city, the guest
OF Rev. Paul Zeigelmcycr, OF the Ger
mar Lutheran church. His mission
here is to start a revival among the peo-
pie OF that denomination. He will hold
services tomorrow morning and even
ing, in the Mozart Hall, corner OF
Thirty-eighth and Jacob streets, to
which the public is cordially invited.