The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-05
BREvITlEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and ubou'
tho City.

the City.
THE GRAND this evening-"only o
Farmers Daughter"
THE Hobbs glass house on the South
Side is running steadily.
Tue Benwood lower mill was not on
yesterday, on account OF repairs.
TIE council committee on police Is
called to meet this evening at 1880.
TIE Full Bloom social club will give q
dance at Knoke's hall, on the South
Side, Monday evening, May 10.
Work was commenced yesterday on
tho brick work for the new engine and
DYNAMO to be put in for the Mcclure
house electric light.
MRs. RornERMuND, Of the South Side,
who was so badly burned about tho eyes
Wednesday morning by some lye splash
ing up, will, it is feared, lose her eye
sight.
YESTERDAY MORNING Thomas Messnor
broke his right wrist by falling fifteen
feet from a ladder where he was doing
some painting. He was also bruised
somewhat.
LOUIS F. SrIFEI wa yesterday APP
pointed administrators OF the estate OF
Andrew Hebrank, deceased, and gave
bond in the sum Of Sl2,0 200, with FL. NJ.
Russell Us surety.
THE Hub baseball club Of the South
Side will 90 to Bellaire next Sunday on
the r E. Phillips, and in the afternoon
will play the Bellaires. The Hubs are
open to challenges.
THE funeral OF Miss Mary O'Brien, OF
the South Side, occurred yesterday af-
ternoon from the church Of the Imma-
culute Conception. There were some
beautiful floral tributes.
THERE is some talk about town of the
mysterious absence Of q we'll known
man, but the general idea among his
friends is that he has simply been de-
tanned somewhere on business.
TIE Chapline street NJ. E. church
Epworth League will be entertained
this evening at the residence OF Mr.. A.
j. McNash, on South Jacob street. An
interesting programme viii be rendered.
YESTERDAY q valise loft in q South
street store on Columbian day, last fall,
by a stranger, and not called for since,
was turned over to Officer Carney. It
had nothing but working clothes in it
Two plain drinks got the usual pen.
alties in police court yesterday, and a
girl named Henderson, arrested by OH.
cor Creighton tho night before last for
disorder on Eot1 street, paid S. and
costs.
POWERS OF attorney wore Yesterday
filed with Clerk Hook made by tho
Etna Iron and Steel Company to Will
lam b. Simpson, and by the Gillian
Manufacturing Company to George u.
Caldwell.
HOPE c%ommandery Knights .Templar,
OF st. Clairsville, will hold their ascen-
sion services on next Thursday after
noon OF tho NJ. L. church OF TINT place.
A number OF Wheeling knights will DO
in attendance.
THE marriage o. Mr.. August Frederick
and Miss Maggie Messner took place
yesterday afternoon at the church OF
tho immaculate Conception, Rov. Faith.
or Mullen officiating. A largo number
Of friends were present.
On Wednesday q man named Hor.
nung,% employed at the Riverside mill in
Bonwood, was seriously burned by DO.
ing struck by a piece Of hot iron. Both
arms were injured. Ho was tGkon to
his homo in tho Sixth ward.
b. +. CALDWELL & Co., have removed
their establishment TO tho new Cnld.
we'll building on Market street, lust
above tho postoiice, while tho Caldwell
4 Peterson Company occupy that firms
old stand on Main and South.
A LITTLE son Of Toll.koopor McKollar,
OF tho back river bridge, ran away from
his homo on tho Island several days
ago, and all search for him was In vain
until yesterday, when tho police took
him OF the steamer Sunshine.
Last evening Officer West locked up
George Wilson, who had hid undor tho
Pewiky platform, and reached up and
caught q lady who stood on the plat.
form. A second charge was put against
him for carrying a concealed razor.
TtERE will DO a musical, literary and
%gymnastic entertainment at Knoke's
hall oil tho South sidO, Wednesday,
May 10, Under the auspices OF RitChlo
Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ. The advance
sale Of tickets by tho members is very
encouraging,
THE Vaudeville company will give n
|gymnastic exhibition at tho South Side
Turner hall tonight. Among tho local