The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-20
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Matters Of Minor noasnt 10 aaa About
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the citJ.
TnB Grand this evenipg-The Moss
JolIitiss Company.
TaEas was not q case In the police
court yesterday. Sailor" Shelly was
let 20 the day before, nobody appear.
ing against bin.
PREDERiK J. sREcEEE, aged Q, Of
Wheeling, and Minnie Hammer. aged
20, also Of Wheeling. were yesterday
licensed 10 we'd by Clerk Hook.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record q deed made September Is by
Lewis>>C. Eolte aud vile 10 Edith F.
Meath, Tor 8, 500, lot 81, In square /. on
North Wabash street
WIrn all the drawbacks Of dry
weather. Mr.. W. J. Glliott, OF tho
Island, has growing in his yard pink
dahlia, now In bloom, seven feet and
ten inches high.
A TERN Of the United States conrt
will open In this city to-day II Judge
Jackson and the other court officials ar
rive. There Is not great deal Of BUSH
ness on the docket
JOHN E. WILLEHE was yesterday ap-
pointed guardian for Minnie Hammer,
q minor, and gayo bond for she faithful
performance Of his duty, with Frederick
Speaker as surety.
SQUIRE GILLEsPY yesterday postponed
the case of Charles Gillespie. accused OF
stabbing Henry Bowers Sunday morn.
ing, the wounded man being reported
too badly hurt TO appear.
YESTERDAY the council committee on
equalization and appeals finished It's
work with the petitions from the Eighth
ward. All real estate petitions south Of
the creek were referred to sub.commit-
tees.
J. EMMAEuEL, a chewing gum sales-
man, attempted to board an Ohio River
train o. Fourteenth street yesterday,
but missed his footing and was thrown
and nearly run over. His injuries are
not serious,
THERE has been talk OF boring wells
and making q miniature lake In Mozart
park, but no definite action has been
taken. It will require an experts
judgment to cay what might be done
in this line.
LAST evening "a Liberty Belle" closed
q very successful half-week's engage
ment at the Grand opera house. Tho
living pictures are an artistic feature,
and the performance throughout is en-
ioyable and artistic.
"JAcKY" JONES, accused OF selling
watermelons for another man and
pocketing the proceeds, had hearing
before Squire Gillespy yesterday attor.
noon aud was fined $40 and costs and
given ten days in jail.
RAIN fell again at brief intervals all
day yesterday, and tho wet weather
seems to have set in for steady spell
OF some duration. 1t will do great good,
residents oil tho country say, but III
town about all the effect 80 far is to
make the streets very muddy.
ALREADY u great deal of interest is
manifested in the meeting OF the Ohio
County Republican Club to reorganize
for the season, to he held in Odd Fellows
hall Friday night. The meeting will
be an important ono, in addition to
which tho exercises will be interesting
to all.
LAST night three Of the sets OF scenery
painted by Harry Temple at Martins
Ferry for "The Witch OF Endor" pro-
duction were exhibited to the few peo-
pie directly interested. The exhibition
was made at tho Opera House here on
account of the commodious stage, and
the scenery was highly praised.
PRoF. GEORGE 2. RUDoLPr, the OK
Cathol priest, will deliver his first Ice.
ture in this city, in tho Odd Fellows
hall this evening, his theme being "Ro-
mauism, the Foe OF American Liberty"
The admission will DO % cents. His
lecture i. said by those who have heard
II to be devoid OF sensationalism.