The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-19
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Matters of Minor Moment in aud about
the City.

the City.
Tug GRAND to-night-Dan A. Kelly.
OPERA HousE this eyening-'SIen and
Women"
YESTERDAY was blank in Mayor
Seabrights emporium OF Justice,
Coal has been substituted for gas at
the Hobbs glass house on the South
Side,
The Mozart Society entertained some
Of their friends at their rooms last
night,
REILLY, the prize fighter, Is getting
in shape for his fight with Gillespie, OF
Cincinnati.
Two vags, Herman Fink and Joe
Henderson were locked mn yesterday.
Quite number Of the gentry are abeu:
town,
THE o, W. L, club will elect officers
for tho ensuing year and transact other
important business NJ their meeting to-
night,
A FREE entertainment will DO given at
the Wesley NJ, +, church tonight by
tho Epworth League, to which tho pub
tic ia invited,
Tux mask ball given last night by the
Teutonia Singing Society ut their hall
on the South sids was u well attended
and enjoyable dance,
TnE will OF Anna L. Johnson was adj
United to probate and recorded yester-
day ut Clerk Hooks Office. w. ..
Simpson named as executor,
luERE was a quiet wedding over in
Martina Ferry yesterday, the contract
ing parties being Mr.. Joseph Thorn
burg and Miss Annie Robertshaw,
ONE lone marriage license was the
record yesterday at Clerk Hooks Office.
II was issued to Joseph Beahler, twenty
two, and Lizzie Wagenheim, twenty
ono, botll OF Wheeling,
TIE gymnastlu entertainment to be
given this week at South Side Turner
hall, commencing tonight aud contlnu'
ing until Saturday, will be an athletic
event on tho South Side.
TIE infant child OF &lr. Harry Wilcox
died Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock.
The funeral occurs tomorrow afternoon
from the residence on Fifth street, In-
torment at Mt Calvary.
,I'uERE was wreck ont on tho Balti-
more & Ohio yesterday afternoon, q
milo west OF Cameron, n cattle train OF
seven cars was derailed, causing q delay
TO traffic OF three hours. No other
damage.
TIE funeral OF Louis Thomas, the en-
gineer ut tho LaBelle mill who met
death in such q fearful way Monday,
will take place this afternoon from the
residence on South Jacob street; inter
Inent at Mt, Zion.
Tue third annual institute OF Ohio
county farmers will convene at West
Liberty Friday, and continue the next
day. This promises to be the most in
terosting meeting ever held by the
farmert Of Ohio county.
a FIFrERN.YEAR-oLD boy named Frank
Manning, while playing around Koehn-
terday morning, fell from tho top OF the
incline received several severe cuts and
bruises, which, though not fatal, arc
very serious.
YESTERDAY afternoon Clifford Tracey
entered Shorts's saloon on Sixteenth
street and asked for bowl Of soup. For
soma reason the bartender, George
McElroy, became angered at Tracey,
and struck him several times with q
shovel. Both were arrested.
AT meeting held by tho Butchers
Protective Association No. II, OF Wheel
ing, the following officers we're elected
to serve the ensuing year: President,
&. II. Medick; vice president, Lewis
Zoeckler; secretary, George Weimer;
treasurer, John Dunklc. Three trustees
to serve for two years were selected as
follows: Fred Adoiph, Boni Gartner
and Chris. Kalbitzer.