The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-22
LOCAL laEvITIEs,
Matters OF Minor aIomcnt in aud About
lie CIV.


Matters Of Minor AIomcnt In and Ahout
the CIty,
The Grand--"The Midnight Flood"
To-nisht-"shore Acres" at the OPP
era HouHc.
There is move on foot to consolidate
the bridgeport Bellalrc and Martins
Ferry q, 4, h. posts Into one.
The viii ofNilhelm l.onman. deceased,
was admitted to probate and recorded
in Clerk Hooks Office yesterday
\ supper was given last evening In
tho Bridgeport NJ. Il, church, which
WAS largely attended, and u neat sum
was realized,
Councilman Fred williams. OF the
Eighth. ward, was painfully burned
while ut work at the Benwood steel
plant yesterday,
Judge Campbell, Of the circuit court,
has granted writ OF error In the Gig
arctic cases and arguments Will be
heard on December 3.
\ stereoptican lecture was given last
night at ST. Matthew's r. y. church, In
the presence OF large audience, num-
berinG many little ones,
There were 1--WE cases before Mayor
Caldwell yesterday, four trnRps and
one drunk; Two were DISCHARGED, one
was fined, and two were cent to the
hill,
The trustees OF the First NJ =. church
ut Bridgeport, have been authorized TO
sell the property. the first tract at not
less thGn 5000 and the second AT not
less than $500.
a marriage license was issued ycstcr-
day by Clerk Hook to John TrewnS
AGED 30. and Mary Ann Spargo, AGED
Is, both natives 81 England, and resi-
dents OF this city.
uogrs run and Caldwel's run are
both succcfslons % little pools OF water.
frozen thlclily Unless there is thnw
and some more moisture, the water
famine VIII continue
The attraction AT the Grand the first
half Of next week win be the Boston
Howard Star Speciality company II
is highly spoken ofevery where, and Will
no doubt have a successful engagement
here,
This evening the Happy Twelve Fish
ing club will give dance In the l'ea-
bout club house. on Woods street,
which promises to be q great success.
Mayors orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic for the occasion.
Freight business on the Ohio River
read continues to be the best In the his
tory OF the line oil well supplies fig
ure prominently. Waverly Is begin
ming to rival Sistersyille as a receiving
point for this class Of freight.
Says a Main street merchant: Il
dread to see q woman enter my store
nOw-a- days In nine cases out OF ton
It IL a case OF subscription 10 some
thing or the buying Of tickets to some
entertainment to which don't want to.
go"
A valuable mastiff belonging TO John
Topping. secretary OF the Aetna-Stnnd-
ard Iron and Steel company. was run
over by an electric car yesterday on the
new steel bridge, and so rputilated that
he had to be shot by Wheeling police
man.
Las. evening the Wheeling branch OF
the Daughters OF Liberty, gave sup
per and ball at the odd Fellows hall
on Chapllne street, which was largely
attended and proved TO he most en-
joyahlc occasion TO the many members
who were present.
The meeting OF the active members OF
the Woman's Musical Club. will be held
at the residence OF Mrs. Julius Pollock,
1917 Chapline street, tomorrow inter-
noon at 3 o'clock Executive commit
tee meeting will BE- held at the same
place and time. \ full attendance Is
desired.
The Simpson Literary Society. OF the
Simpson NJ. Z. church will meet this
evening and discuss the question:
Should education be made compulso-
~ in West Virginia >" The society
meets once week and Is having a very
instructive and enjoyable series OF dis
crssions on questions Of me day.
South Side business men are con.
graduating themselves on the APP
preaching completion OF the brick paw
Ing on Market street between Twcnu.
eth and Twenty-second streets. 1t
connects the brick paving above with
below, and does away with the round
about route over on Chapline street.
Last night at st. Luke's =. Il. church.
on the Island. the church choir gave It's
ilrst concert, being assisted by the well
known basso, Mr.. Harry c. Sweeney.
The programme given In yesterdays
fntelligenccT, was given In the pres
ence Of large and cultivated audience,
who frequently gave expression TO their
approval Choir Master John A Roe
der. directed the performance. and Miss
Annie Sage presided ut the plano. and
organ.