The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-03
LOCAL BREvIrlEs.
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JACK GLAsscocK, the ball player, is at
his home in this city.
Iris said there was frost in the coun-
try yesterday morning.
The regular monthly session Of the
Board Of County Commissioners will be
held to-day.
THERE was not case in the police
court Saturday morning, aud but one in
the evening.
The fines and costs paid in police
court during the month Of September
aggregated $l,s7S So.
THROUGHOUT October services will be
held every evening in all the Catholic
churches in this diocese.
TAPPAN 4 CoNNEL photographed the
Premier Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
club yesterday. The photo will be a
large one aud will be displayed in u
few days.
CHAPLINE street is pretty we'll torn up
as far north as Twenty-seventh street
by the street railway employees, who
have begun laying the new rails up to
that point.
LAST evening the river showed . feet
inches on the marks on the wharf.
The II. X. Bedford left for Parkers-
burg at 0 a. M, and this was the only
departure during the day.
AT midnight there were nineteen
cases on the docket for this mornings
police court. OF these the majority
came from two colored houses OF i'll
fame raided Saturday night.
BIG preparations are being made for
a fer and festival to be given by the
ladies Il the Cathedral congregation in
the new big hall in the Odd Fellows
block some time this month.
Tue invitation committee OF the Co.
lumbar celebration will hold an i'm
poriant business meeting at the city
building at o'clock this evening.
Every member OF the. committee should
be present.
TIE o. W. l. Club will hold an i'm
portant meeting at the Hotel Behler
tonight, TO take preliminary steps to-
ward arranging Tor their turn out in
the Columbian celebration on the 2lst,
and to get ready for their usual winter
amusements.
THE Moundsville hospital is to have a
benefit in about two weeks, when local
talent will present BARLEY CampbelFs
Fate" The company will be headed
by Mr.. John Tobin, and contains some
OF the Mound City's most prominent
society folks.
A NUMBER OF the friends OF Miss
Annie Maxwell rendered her pleasant
surprise party at her home on Charles
street Saturday evening, and very en-
joyable evening was spent. Music and
dancing were the chief amusements.
Refreshments were served mt season.
able hour, and discussed heartily.
A WE'LL known young man had to 20
to Benwood yesterday afternoon, and
having date with his Sunday night
girl at o'clock he boarded an electric
car at the Benwood turn-table at half
past Z. 1t was twenty-five minutes to
8 when he arrived at Market and Four
teenth streets. The young man is
angry, and letter to his best girl ex-
planning matters will be posted this
morning.
The Bridgeport Mckinley club have
organized first class drum corps, and
Saturday the full equipment, consisting
OF very handsome drums and flies, was
purchased OF +. NJ. Banner & Co. The
men composing the corps are Etnaville
iron workers and are good musicians.
They will be out this evening to play
for club meeting at City hall, in
Bridgeport, and a short parade or prac-
tice march.
In September c. schnepf, the Opera
House corner druggist, reports that
there were five clear days, eighteen fair
days, six rainy days, and one cloudy
without rain. The warmest day was
the 25th, when the thermometer got up
to 80. and the coolest the 9th, when it
got down to 40. The average tempera-
ture OF the month was 70.l degrees. In
September 81, the average was 72.4.
The average was 81 inches. The gen.
eral impression was that September was
unprecedently hot