The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-13
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| tho tino CITY.
The wedding os Mr.. W. G. Stewart, IT.,
OF Harvey, 1lls!, aud Miss Anna Buck.
waltersandcrs took plass II. tho rcsid.
cncc OF tho brides moHicr} Mrs. NJ.
Alma Sanders, III noolGyssterday, inihc
presence OF u number OF limited guests
and friends. Rev. I. w Lane, OF, tho
First N. L, church. assisted ny Rev. W.
NJ. Eaton, OF the Second Presbyterian
church, performed tho ceremony, 1T
was n very interesting occasion, tho
groom being prominent and prosper.
GUS young business man, secretary OF
tho Bellairo stamping company now
operating Mt Harvey, Ills, but recently
IN this city, and tho bride being mn In.
telligent and accomplished Young lady
with circle OF warmly attached friends.
After tho wedding dinner tho couple
lott on tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh train
for visit with relatives In those cities,
pressing business preventing the groom
taking moro extended, trip at this
time. The presents were elegant and
numerous. M ~
Tho silver wedding and ircccption Jot
Mr.. and Mrs. A. lIcrzberg was a highly
enjoyable affair and tho honored couple
were tho recipients OF many valuable
presents. Tho supper and rcccption in
honor OF Meyer llcrzberg and bride
was m elaborate one, after tho discus.
sion OF which tho largo company con.
tinued tho dance IN Choral hall to the
strains OF Nelson's orchestra until
nearly daybroak.
A young rnilroadcr who filed
himself with bad whiskcy and
amused himself about . Vi o'clock
in the morning by shooting at
the moon, was run in by Officer John
son and tho mayor taxed him $40 and
costs, not for tho harm he did but for
carrying weapon with which he could
do irreparablo harm in his condition.
The City Board OF Equalization is
now composed Of the following persons:
Richard Hcslop, James Hackctt, L. O.
Criswell. John Fallen, W. G. Bergund.
thai and George W. Yost. Thoy will
meet with the auditor next Monday
week to organize and begin work.
Tho police and finance committees Of
the city council unanimously agreed to
indefinitely postpone tho request OF tho
police for IN increase OF pay. There are
too many applicants for the place for
the blue coats TO get MORO mone;Tjust
now. trs'-A X. :
Judge Chambers, OF Caldwell, will
assist Judge briggs in holding court at
st. Clairsvile next.wcek. lie wihhear
cases in the common pleas court room,
while Judge briggs will hear others in
the probate court room.
The Merchants running team has
challenged The Observation-Disclosures
team to another race on the 30th, for
500 n side, the race to DO undor the
same rules rs the last one.
The Bellaire Gun Club held its recu-
lar weekly shoot yesterday with DR..
Cooper and Martin Cowcn leaders with
| fifteen each out OF possible twenty-five.
Col. G. L. Poorman was at home yes
terday feeling very comfortable over
the situation, having heard from Jefler-
son and Carroll counties. - ,,4i-s.
A pleasant social was held in tho
United Presbyterian church last night
by tho young peoples societies.
Miss Alice Rankin entertained her
Sunday school class at her home We'd
nesday evening.
The Good Templars will present "Out
in the Streets at the Elysiant theatre to-
morrow night. .
John L. Davis, Baltimore & Ohio agent
here, was at Newark yesterday on bust
ness.
Mrs. G. ". Desarmon is visiting her
parents at Chicago Junctiono II
James Gilliland, of Allegheny, is yis-
iting relatives here.
IT is not what its proprictors say, but