The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02
LOCAL BREvlTIIss.
Matters of Minor Moment In md About
tho City.

National League because OF an unjust
fine.
A NC dog fight between Ike Smiths
bull aud one from Martins Ferry Is on
tho taps,
A NUMBER OF Wheeling whGelmen
took u run out to Adena, Ohio, oil their
wheels yesterday.
A CALL has been issued for q meeting
OF the Council committee on cemeteries
next Friday night.
TrE New York Symphony club will
give grand concert III \. NJ. @. A. hall
at s o'clock tonight.
JonN BIsrEL was released from jail
Saturday on 500 bait. His wife and
baby remain in hoe.
Tue new stone bridge per cent.
bonds arrived Saturday. They are very
attractively gotten up.
ELECTRIC cars were someSh at delayed
Saturday by the trolley wires breaking
ut Twcnty-sccond street. ..
TIE ladies OF st. Stephens Church
gave mn enjoyable festival in Vest
woods hall Saturday night.
Cor. W, W. ARNErr and Hon. Rose J..
Alexander arc TO make Democratic
speeches at Bcllaire tonight.
MEMBERS OF the Masonic fraternity
are discussing the old court house rs u
site for new temple for the order.
A STILL alarm called tho Atlantic
engine to tho Bodlcy wagon works Sat
urday, but its services were not needed.
THERE was not case in tho police
court Saturday morning. In the after
noon three disorderlies were disposed Of.
A WEEK from tomorrow the Presby-
terry OF Washington, to which tho
Wheeling churches belong, will meet at
Wellsburg.
TnH walls Of the city's electric plant
are going right up, and good progress is
made on the foundation ior the engines
and dynamos.
SATURDAY afternoon the elevator at
the Htna mill, at Etnaville, fell, and
Edward Taylor, an employe OF the mill,
was badly hurt.
BEv. +. \. Lynch, pastor OF the Chap
line street NJ. E. church, is announced
to deliver temperance lecture at Bell
airc this evening.
NEXT Thursday evening tho Arion
society will give its opening concert and
ball. and the committee is working hard
to make it 4 success.
New classes under the direction of
Mrs. karcn-Arbenz will be formed in
the vocal department OF the Wheeling
Conservatory OF Music this week.
Squire Ankle gave Edward Zane sixty
days in Jail fQr carrying concealed
weapon, profanity and threatening to
do bodily harm to John Handlan.
TIE seven-yeur-old son OF Mr.. WEIGH,
Of the South Side, disappeared at $50
o'clock last eyeningsand at late hour
last night he was found by the police.
TIE special meetings at the First
Baptist church are growing in interest
and will be continued through the week.
Evangelist O'Harra will preach each
evening.
TIE ice house property above the old
fair grounds on the Island was sold Sat
urday by Auctioncer Ha!ler to the
Eagle Building association. The con-
sideration was 1900.
UNCLE JIN CARNEY, the well known
engineer, is still all smiles over his new
daughters arrival, and his host OF
friends are simply overwhelming him
with congratulations.
THE musical and gymnastic entertain
ment ut Turner hall for the benefit eli
Prof. krogh will come off this evening.
1t has been looked forward to with a
deal OF interest Tor some time.
SATURDAY afternoon William Morris,
the colored janitor OF Observation-Disclosures
Office, got his right hand into cog
wheel oil 4 job press, and tho fore finger
was badly crushed. DR.. Hupp amputa-
led the finger.
ABOUT twenty persons are going to
Wheeling next Saturday, November I,
to witness the sparrirg match between
Clark and LAWN. Ii twenty 60 tho Ohio
River railroad will give half fare rates.
-PdrkGSj,ry Sentinel.
YESTERDAY all the Terminal trains to
Martins Ferry and the Elm Grove
trains were crowded, while the electrical
motors did an unusually large Sunday
business. 1t beats. the record the way
the good weather keeps up, especially
OH Sundays.
TIE Terminal company's freight
house, at Chapline and Eighteenth
streets is nearing completion. The
lower half OF it, being OF one story, is
already under roof while the walls of
the northern end, to BIO two stories, are
going right up.
Or Tuesday evening tho election re-
turns from all the states where elections
are to be held will be received in the
INTELLIGEScEE counting room. Mr..
Harry Young will manipulate the key,
and a special wire will bring the news,
for the bencfitof those who desire to
avail themselves OF this opportunity to
hear the result as soon rs it is known.
NUMBER OF volume III OF The Mount,
the monthly magazine issued at Mt. de
Chantal, has been issued, bearing date
October, 1891. 1t is FULLY up to the
standard formerly established for the
publication, and the issues for the sea.
son OF 1912 bid fair to be crcditablc
rs well rs interesting The Noun. de-
serves the success it seems to have
achieved.
YESTERDAY was appropriately obscrv-
ed in the Catholic churches rs All
Saints Day. Yesterday morning mass
was celebrated in the Whclan Memorial
Chapel, at Mt. Calvary cemetery, and
the churches all had peculiarly solemn