The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-08
LOCAL BREVIrlEs,
Matters of Minor Moment in and about
the City,

Matters of Minor Moment in ant about
the City,
OPERA HOUSE tonight = Orchestra
Benefit Concert,
THE Kingfsher clubs annual picnic
will occur on Decoration Day on the
Fair grounds.
A REWARD OF ten dollars is offered for
the return to this office OF q gold watch
lost let Altenheim yesterday.
Mr.. T. j. CARTWRIGHT made a brief
Gospel talk on Fourteenth street, near
Market, last evening just before dark.
JIMMY Rowan, the s~teubenville
pug" will locate in this city, having
purchased William BrlCeland's saloon.
EDWARD Newton, a motorman on the
car line, was hurt on Saturday alter
noon, His shoulder blade was broken
by q fall,
THE anniversary celebration OF Wei.
como lodge, A, o. U. W., to be held
May oath, will DO a gala event in local
lodge circles,
The Pennsylvania line yesterday COM
menced running two additional Sunday
trains on the Pewiky branch, The SUN
cay service on this road is now excel
lent.
TIE mission which has been con-
Quoted in st. Alphonsus Church the
past week by the Redemption mist, Father
Stnhl, will close next Wednesday. The
services have all been very largely at
tended.
DIR. L. N. REFER returned Saturday
from Kentucky, where he purchased a
horse for Mr.. p. Welty. The doctor
says the animal is tho finest horse ever
owned in Wheeling, II will arrive in a
day or two.
THERE was Il fairly large crowd out OF
the Wheeling Purk yesterday afternoon,
but the lower than usual temperature
kept a great many people away. The
| Opera House orchestra concert was the
feature Of the day.
YESTERDAY some men fishing in the
river below the city line caught the
dead body OF q mar on their trot line
1t had apparently been in the water for
n good while. Ike fishermen detached
1t and let it float on down.
YESTERDAY the Central Garden club
gave an excursion on the steamer Liberty
down the river to the oil fields. 1t was
largely attended, but perfect order pre-
vailed all day, so it was reported.
Meister's band furnished the music.
FRANK WLKIE, a farmer OF near Pleas
ant Valley, met with a very serious ac-
cident Saturday morning. He fell from
his horse, and his limb was broken and
crushed. Mr.. Wilkie is an old man and
it is feared that he will not survive.
]. L. SULLIVAN and Tim Sullivan, vags,
George Weiss, disorderly. Ida Ault, for
keeping u house OF i'll fame, and one girl
and two men found in the house, and
John Eichenberg, q drunk, are on the
docket for this mornings police court
A MARRIAGE license was issued Satur.
day 10 Hozymar Rawynys, q native OF
Poland, aged %, and Gustave Lurezyn'
ski, a native OF Poland, aged 20; also to
Michael Catlin, a native OF P~ennsylva-
MIA, aged %, and Lena Basche, a native
Of Fulton, aged 81.
BUNS & CuURcu have been awarded
the contract for the transfer OF mail be-
tween this city and Bridgeport, u ser
vice formerly performed by the electric
railway company. This enterprising
transfer company now handles all mails
coming into and going out OF the city.
THE Parnell club met Saturday even
ing and elected the following officers
President, NJ. ]. O'Kane; first vice
president, NJ, Grogan second vice pres
ident, l. j. Gilligan; third vice presi
dent, William Mclaughlin; secretary
T. S. Riley; treasurer, NJ. 3. Bailey,
The club will hold another melting
Wednesday evening.