The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-14
LOCAL RnEvTlEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment in and abor
the City,

Matters OF Minor Moment in and about
the City.
CRY COUNCIL meets tonight.
TuE GRAND this eyening-"Iimo will
Tell"
IHE Women's Christian Temperance
Union meets Thursday evening at Dr.
Hattie b. Jones' on Fifteenth street,
SOUTH SIDE young people held Q dance
last night at Cyclers hall, which was
largely attended and greatly enjoyed.
THE charter list of the new lodge OF
Ancient Order OF United Workmen has
reached the number OF one hundred
and forty,
TINS evening the Druids' Maonner.
Choir will give grand concert and ball
in the Beethoven hall, which bids lair
to be a gratifying success.
liz the police court yesterday there
were forty-one cases, About $500 in
cash was realized from fines and costs,
while one girl went to jail aud ten men
to the hill.
In the circuit court yesterday the
suit in assumpsit OF Kerwin & Tyler VS..
the Nail City Lantern company, was
argued to the jury. 1t will be submit
ted to-day,
RESERVED seats for the "White Squad
ron's" engagement at the Opera House
Thursday and Friday evenings will be
placed ON sale this morning at O. A.
Houses music store,
Mrs. WILLIAM DALPHMIRE, q colored
woman, yesterday swore out warrant
in the police court for her husband, for
beating her. He was arrested and will
be tried by the mayor this morning,
Rev. JouN McCURDY STEPHENS, Of
Bridgeport. was yesterday authorized
to solemnizo the rites OF matrimony,
and gave bond in the sum OF $1,000,
with Judge q. J.. Cranmer as surety.
JONI EMNERT, the baker, Of Market
street, died at his residence yesterday
morning, OF typhoid fever. lie had
been sick for some time, but up to with
in short time before his demise was
thought to be out OF danger.
THE marriage OF Mr.. Allen Thomas
Bowie, young druggist OF Bridgeport,
to Miss Mollie PAUL, OF the Island, is
announced to take place on the alter
noon OF February IA in st. Luke's 7. L.
church. Both the contracting parties
are social lights.
WILLIAM YANTE, who formerly lived
here, but has for some time been en-
ployed at Brilliant, recently married n
Mrs. Snyder there. His Wheeling
friends extend congratulations. He
was formerly we'll known employe OF
Fishers stove foundry.
YESTERDAY Mixer Mears complained
to the police that Max Teutel, with
whom he had roomed tho night before,
had stolen $l5 from him. Last evening
Officer scally arrested Teutel, and he
was locked up to await hearing before
Justice Ankle this morning.
The police we're yesterday informed
that q boy named Sawville. living with
man named Costeen, north OF the
city, had suddenly disappeared, and had
taken with him pair Of boots and a
number OF articles oil clothing He is
believed TO have come from Cameron.
HATTIE BERNARD CHASE and her com.
puHJ1 luSluuluR nlls OlatAV w NAoo2i
presented Mr.. Chase's play, "Uncles
Darling" at the Opera House yesterday
afternoon and last evening. 1t has some
good things in it. The matinee audi.
ence was Of fair size, but last night there
were few present.
TIE houses OF Gladys Springer and
Stella Chester, two OF kind on Eoff
street south OF Eighteenth, were raided
last night by Officers Creighton, Buch
and Daum, and in the first the landlady
and three girls were arrested, md in
the second the landlady, three girls and
three men. All put up for their APP
pearance this morning.
A MEETING of the City Council has
been called for this evening, and the
call specifies that 1t is to be held for the
purpose OF electing city officers. Unu-
sual interest is felt in the outcome, and
there is much discussion, but nobody
has much information TO impart 1t is
evident that some OF the Democratic
nominees are getting uneasy.