The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-02
LOCAL BnnvlTlEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
thsClty,

Matters OF Minor 9ioaent In ana About
thoClty.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
TnE GRAND this eveninG-"A German
Soldier"
FRITz JoRDAS was run in last night by
Officer West on plain drunk charge.
A POWER OF attorney from tho Ma
tional Medicine Company to u. w. At
kinson was Gled with Clerk Hook yea
tcrday.
THE VooDoo" bad good audience
at the Opera House last night, and
everybody was delighted with Mr.. Muir
ray and his company.
Lou STEVENS was fined 81 and costs in
the police court yesterday morning for
disortlcrly conduct, and in default OF
the cash went TO the hill.
MES. BARBARA ANN ARKLE was yes
terday appointed administrators OF the
estate OF Robert v Arkle, deceas cd,
and gave bond in $4,000.
Ex.PoLcEMAN Tow STANLEY died late
Thursday night ut Elm Grove, where he
had kept n saloon for some time. He
had been i'll Tor several weeks.
THERE was now arrival yesterday at
the home oil Casper Albinger, on the
South Side. lii girl, and the young
man is receiving congratulations.
If Sixteenth street barber does not
quit making 4 skating rink out OF his
front pavement he will have to pay for
somebody's broken lee some cold day.
YEsTgRDAY's predicted cold wave did
credit to the predictor. The third snow
OF the season compAnied the very
arctic air, aud even the mud on Market
street was frozen stiff to the bottom.
A NUMBER OF the hands Of the city gas
works were supplanted yesterday by
new men. The new board mot last
night, and ii was expected that some
changes would be made, out none were
learned OF.
A SOCIAL religious service at 7:45
o'clock tonight and mems gospel
meeting at 1 o'clock tomorrow will be
held at tho Young Mems Christian
Association building These meetings
will be open to all young men.
Is the case OF Teeters against the city,
for alleged damages in the sum Of $500
TO property OIL Delaware street, Island,
by faulty sewer the Jury in Squire
Gillespy'7 court yesterday afternoon
rendered verdict in favor OF the city.
TIE hearing undor the William Bod
ley writ OF haheas corpus was resumed
Yesterday evening by Judge Paul, and
after some testimony bearing on his
probable insanity it was again con-
tinued until $3.50 p. M, to-day.
THE monthly gymna'tic contest in
tho Young Mems Christian Association
gymnasium took place last night. The
features in the contest wore broad
lump, hitch aud kick, fence vault and
ropo skip. Some good records were
made.
A TEAM hiiched to q wagon being
loaded with corn started to run of in
The Hempfield yard yesterday afternoon
and before it could be stopped the har-
ness was stripped of one horse COM
pletely, being caught on the bumper OF
4 freight car.
YESTERDAY the administrator OF the
lato Patrick Kenney, who has been
caring for the Second ward market since
Mr.. Keuncy's death, settled with the
city clerk and formally made the
transfer to the new market master,
Frank H. Moran.
AMENDED declarations have been filed
in the circuit court in the damage suits
OF Louise and Caroline Beier We. Rev.
Charles TreusGhel and others, 10 recover
damages for being expelled from the
German NJ. Z. church some time ago
and for alleged slandeE
A SILLY report was current yesterday
that Governor Mckinley had been as
sassinaled by crank at East Liverpool.
Where II originated could not be learn
ell. 1t was absolutely untrue and With
out foundation. Governor Mckinley
was at Cleveland yesterday, and in good
health.
THE grand ball given by the popular
Beabout club boys ut Beethoven hall
last night was a great success in every
particular. The music was by Billy
MAYER. At midnight tho grand. prize
waltz" commenced, and was the feature
OF the affair. The prize was a roasted
sucking pig. jim Holmes won it.
ACCORDING to the custom OF the Jr.
o. U. a. NJ. December 3 has been set
apart to have a Thanksgiving sermon
preached to them, and Rev. DR.. Riker
has kindly consented to do so on the
morning OF that day at 10 o'clock. They
will meet at the hall of Wheeling Coun-
Gil No. ], 1921 Market street, Mt $3.50
o'clock. Every Junior should turn out,
and all visiting brothers in the city are
cordially invited to join them.