The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13
LOCAL BREVIrEEs.

LOCAL BREvITIEs.
sfattors OF Minor Moment in and about
tho City.
FIREFIIEs have made thetrappearance
on the twilight scene. |
FIVE houses of i'll fame were raidedby
the police Saturday night.
A NEW time table went into effect on
the Pewiky road yesterday.
THOUSANDS of people went out to the
park yesterday and enjoyed the music
and the fresh air, a75a Eas ~
THE A. F. G, w. o. had a. big and en-
joyable picnic on the State Fair grounds
Saturday. 1t was arhnelsuccess all
around. 1t 51 faa
The Sunday excursions on the Cleye7
land, Lorraine d Western railroad to
Chippewa Lake are drawing well from
this city. Es }ais
MRs. NJ. STEVENS Harris school for
young ladies and children will hold its
annual closing exercises this evening in
the school hall 9g ~ Z
TRE Terminal Railway Company will
erect covered platform at the North
school building in Martins Ferry and
stop all trains there. 81
THE suits OF the base ball girls against
the manager were finally compromised
Saturday, the girls got the sums agreed
on and the stuff attached was released.
MINNIE ZubAuF's house of III fame
was pulled last night by Officers Dos
mond and Daum, and the landlady,
three women and four men were ar
rested. a.
HENRY BRIxKMAx's black bear is
matched, it is said, to lick the Tape
boys two bull dogs. The amount OF
the stake is unknown, but the money is
said to be up.
Tue funeral OF Mrs. John R Hubbard,
whose death in Indiana has already
been noted, will occur TO- morrow morn
ing from the Pan. Handle station, on
the arrival OF the train from the West.
w. j. MA1ER has taken the agency
for the Westwood automatic cupboard,
which has been already described in
the columns OF the INTRLLldENcER.
His headquarters are at the corner OF
Eleventh and Market streets.
W. f. SHERIDAN was found guilty by
Squire Phillips, on Saturday, of having
stolen IS umbrella from DR.. R.
Brooks, and was given twenty days in
jail. Harvey Jones was fined S. and
costs Tor assaulting Fred N. Harlem.
LAST Saturday evening the members
of the Second Presbyterian church
choir, few particular friends and the
graduates OF the Union school were de-
lightfully entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
]. M. Hammond at their residence on
South Penn street, Island. ,,o,,
NIRs. juliet A. BELL, ii other!.of MIR.
Charles Bell, Of Sixteenth street, and
Of Mrs. George Johnson, OF Thirteenth
street, died at the residence OF the lat
ter last evening, after tedious illness,
aged IA. Her sister, Mrs, DIR. Tomp-
kins, OF Cincinnati, had been with her
some time.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles R. Miller,
the second victim Of the fatal collision
of a B. & o. train and an electric mo-
tor atBoggs run crossing, took place. yes
terday afternoon, and was one Of the.
most largely attended seen in Wheel
ing for several years.
IT is reported that Professor W. H.
Weheim, OF Boston. and Eugene Hanke.
will do double balloon ascension and
parachute jump at the park one week
from next Wednesday, when the Q. w.
[. club gives its outing, This will be
the first double jump on record.
THERE will be a meeting Of the former
graduates OF Union school in Union
grammar roam tomorrow evening at s
O'clock. Among other matters to be
considered will be the feasibility OF or
ganizing an alumni association and all
persons interested are invited TO attend.
Mr. w. B. ALLISON, proprietor of the
wire works, has wrought pleasing
change in the grim old premises ut the
corner OF Eof and Seventeenth streets,
that with painting the house and out
buildings and placing new wire fence
around it, with the green sod and orna-.
ments OF his trade the place is now a
thing of beauty.
THE Young Mems Gymnasium Club
Of Benwood had their lrst excursion
yesterday, going to New Martinsville on
the boat, @. w. Batcheler. The day
was spent in general amusements and
nothing that could shock the conscience
OF the most reverent was allowed.
About 800 people participated, and all.
united in the verdict that it was the
most orderly and best managed affair
they had ever attended. The young
men are Justly proud OF the feet that
while many excursions from2that town.
have been occasions OF rowdyism, this
one was free from criticism in that
direction and reflected honor on the
club and all who participatedin the out.
ing.