The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28
LOCAL BREyITIEs,
Matters OF OIlnor Moment in aud Ahout
the City,

the City.
Matinees at both theatres to-day,
'The Grand this evenIng-"Klllarncy."
Opera House this oyanlng--''A Texas
I Steer"
Five hundred mile tickets are now Of
fered by the Cleveland, Lorlln &
wheeling railroad.
Freight business on the Ohio River
road remains quite heavy and cars Ok
all kinds are scarce
There was only une case in the police
court yesterday, common old Yngrant,
who Went to thu I for thirty days.
The "lrcnklsh . her continued
yesterday. The air was cold, but The
sun shone brightly rs In June, II was
remarkable winter day,
Two plain DRINKS were on the list NJ
midnight for this mornings police
court, Lieut.. Ingram having arrested
one and officer McCausland the other.
The several railroads entering
Wheeling had an unusually heavy hol'
iday passenger business, The special
rates proved drawing card for the
railroads,
The case Of Clement FISHERS admin
iStrntrix vs.. the Baltimore q iOhlo
Railroad Company was given to the
jury yesterday afternoon, after having
consumed the entire week, Christmas
excepted,
Miss Anita Cluss, the famous harp
list, and her company will be the at
traction at the Opera House next
Thursday, January 2, The company
has won compliments everywhere 1t has
been seen.
AT meeting OF the county health
board yesterday. II was decided 10
maintain the quarantine guard north
OF the city, until the Wheeling author
tiles raise the quarantine against Mar
tins Ferry,
Nearly all OF the various Wheeling
corporations have their annual meet
lngs within the ensuing month, Sew
erll proposals for improvements, some
OF them quite important, VIII be decided
at these meetings.
City gas consumers have been con-
Stunning about twice as much MS the
average In the past three days. The
days arc not only the shortest Of the
year, but two or three have been re-
markedly dark besides.
The jolly Crowd, the newly organized
Cluu OF the E4lkNl WUINt| VIII XIV us
tirSt grand masquerade ball New
Years eve. at Mozart hall. The music
will be furnished by the Wheeling City
orchestra and all are invited.
Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock the
United Councils Of the o. u. a, NJ. and
Jr o, u. a. NJ. will have Joint open
meeting at the ID. OF L. hall. at 1914
Market street. At which an address Will
be made by Rev W. II. Hayden.
Yesterday two rabbits were present.
cd TO the force at the Atlantic engine
house. which were put In with the fine
geological collection already gathered
there, The question now Is whether to
feed the rabbits to the monkey or tho
monkey to'the rabbits.
The many friends Of Hugh Harrison
were grieved yesterday to read the an
uOuncement OF the death OF his dnugh-
ter. Miss Lizzie. after tedious Illness
She had the exteem OF oil who knew her,
and the family has the tenderest sym
patty in this peculiarly sad bereave-
ment.
Special christmas Sunday" music
will be rendered by the First Christian
church choir tomorrow morning and
evening Prof. William Clemans is d.
rector. There will be sermon ut 1910
a. m. on 1.-THE Child jesus" and the
subject at $50 D. m. will be what
makes Christian All are invited.