The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-08
LOCAL pREvIrIEs.
nAttsrs of Minor moment in and about
tho City.

the City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
The GRAND this evening-C. W. Will
iams's big show.
A MEETING OF the Council committee
on police should have been held last
night, but no quorum appeared.
THERE should be big turnout OF
Wheeling Republicans to the Martins
Ferry demonstration this evening.
TINS IS the last day Republican voters
can be registered. ALI should make
sure that their names are on the list.
The Black Eagle Drum corps will &c.
company the Union district and other
club, over to the Poorman meeting to-
night
The Richie District Republican club
will meet at their hall next Tuesday
evening to arrange for Mckinley day,
and full attendance is requested.
TnE way the streets are torn Up on
the South Side by the laying OF the new
track, would play havoc with the FIRE
department were it called TO respond
to an alarm in that section.
TIE Young Mems Escort Club and
Tariff Graduates will meet at the Ter
minal depot in full uniform at o'clock
this evening to attend the Poorman
meeting at Martins Ferry.
BENwooD Lodge, No. 8, Of A. o. U. W.,
paid fraternal visit to the LaBelle
Lodge OF Wheeling last evening. The
visit was 80 pleasing that monthly visits
will now be regularly adopted.
REV. ). II. HISS, the new pastor Of
Thomson NJ. L. church will arrive in
the city to-day at p. M, and will DO
at home to the members and friends OF
his church during the evening.
THE Cyclers' club entertained their
friends at their club rooms on the South
Side Thursday evening with one OF
their enjoyable hops, and it was largely
attended. Ktlmeyer furnished the
music.
Word was received in this city by the
police yesterday that Charles A. Fry,
who recently committed suicide at his
home at Bellaire. had lost or had stolen
in this city the same day, gold watch
and chain valued at SIS or $50.
TIE new iron poles for the cross wire
to support the trolley wires OF the cleo
trical railway on the Main street stone
bridge were put in place yesterday.
They are a decided improvement over
the old, clumsy wooden poles that stood
there.
Hon. B. S. MoRGAN, state superiR-
tendent of free schools, was here yes
terday in consultation with City Super
intendent Anderson and Prof. John NJ.
Birch in regard to the educational ex.
hibit for West Virginia at the Worlds
Fair at Chicago.
CHARLES f. VAN KEuREN entertained
q number of his friends with an elegant
supper last night in honor Of his
cousin, Mrs. j. X. Derby, cf Lakewood,
n. Y, who is visiting him. About
thirty people were present, and most
enjoyable time was spent.
LAST night the Epworth League Of
Chapline Street NJ. L. church rendered
reception to the pastor on his return.
The leagues Of other churches we've in
vited. and large audience was present.
A literary and musical programme was
rendered, and all had good time.
LITTLE HARRY HEBURN, the drum
major OF the Black Eagle drum corps, is
the pride OF the boys and the pet of the
ladies everywhere. In Washington he
cut quite figure, and in the Woodford
Campbell escort the other night he was
the observed Of all observers. Harry
has the twirl OF the baton down fine.
The National Medley in the glorious
comic opera success "rhe Tar and Tar
tar" is undoubtedly one OF the cleverest
musical feats ever heard. To combine
so many different national airs and to
keep them SO we'll individualized and
yet so harmonious is a cleverness re-
warded as it deserves, with instant pop
uiar favor and recalling applause.
The summer street cars have been
called in and the work OF fitting up
other cars to take their places is going
forward rapidly at the barns. This
week ten new machines were received
and ten more are in car in the South
Wheeling yards. The new machines
are all OF the MISREPRESENTATION make
and fifteen horse power. They will be
placed on the well known Mcclure
truck. The company will have thirty
five cars in good order.
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