The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-01
LOCAL BREVITIEs.


Matters Of Minor Moment in and about
the City,
The Elks are getting out some unique
printing for their benefit performance
at the Opera House, April and 4
Mn. THOMAS KINDLEBERGER and Miss
Annie Mosier, OF North Wheeling, were
married last night, Rev. L. ii. Dorm
blazer officiating,
A PLEASANT gathering was entertained
by Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Teasdale, OF
the East End, at their home lust night.
Cards were the feature,
CITY CLERK TOMMY TuoNER will pay
off the election judges and clerks who
served in the late city election, satur.
day morning at 10 O'Clock.
THERE is gang OF boys who make a
playground OF the Musee theatre, en-
terlng by the windows, and they have
damaged the interior badly,
THE Women's Christian Temperance
Union will meet Mt Mrs. Rickey's, on
THO Island, Thursday evening, An in
terestipg session is expected.
No SESSION OF the circuit court was
held yesterday, Judge Campbell will
hold session to-day, which will proba-
bly, finish the term on his side.
NIRs. john ]. JONES entertained a
number OF young folks at her residence
on North Main street, last night in
honor OF her niece. Miss Noe Lewis, OF
Pittsburgh,
LAST night Mr.. Frank stamm retired
from the firm OF Stamm u Mcclure.
Commencing to-day Harry W. and b. s.
Mcclure will manage the Mcclure house,
which Will be finely reftted.
YESTERDAY the monthly auditing ses-
sion OF the County Commissioners
committee on poor house and farm was
held, and to-day the meeting OF the full
board for auditing purposes will be
held.
THERE will be an address on the sub
ieCt of "Christian Manhood" in 81.
Luke's church, Island, tonight, under
the auspices OF the Brotherhood of st.
Andrew, by Mr.. Robert @. Cornelius, a
laymNn, OF Pittsburgh.
TIE numerous building operations in
progress about town, suspended by the
bad weather, are being pushed again
with much energy. The big Baer block
is looming up in great shape. The bank
OF Wheeling is about completed.
Six cases we're before the police court
yesterday morning. The only ono OF
interest was that OF John Dutley, upon
warrant for assault, sworn out by
Donce Russell. There was no evidence
to sustain the charge, and the case was
dismissed at Donces costs. As he had
not the money 10 paw, he went to the
hill for ten days in default.
THE names of the young men who
were in the wagon that was run into by
electric motor "Viola,". Monday morn
ing in Benwood, were Quinn and lay
lor. 1t seems that on account OF an OBJ
struction in the road they had to cross
the street car track at the point where
they did. Mr.. Quinn claims that the
motorman could have stopped his car
if he had had a supply fsand.
Mr.. r. @. O'NEILL is reiitting the pho
tographing gallery formerly owned by
the late ]. A. II. Parsons. He has
placed an order with an eastern firm for
an entire new outfit, which will com
prise all tho latest appliances known to
tho art. Tho gallery will DO opened
about April /, and Mr.. NJ. II. Sykes
will have charge OF the operating de-
partment, which will insure success.
YESTERDAY afternoon alter an all day
examination, the pupils OF No. 10, Clay
school, were treated to ice cream and
cake. The boys brought the ice cream
and the girls brought the cake The
walters were Lambert Boyd and Hhd-
son Ballard. The assistants were Thur
man GilIespy and George Simpson,
The principal and German teacher
were invited in. After three courses Of
ice cream aud two courses OF cake the
pupila were dismissed.