The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-18
LOCAL BRHVITlRs.
Natter OF lIlnor Moment in and About
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Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the city.
The council committees on real estate
and markets meet this evening.
Corn Is down to thirty cents per BUSH
ell. the lowest at this season, for years.
The subcommittee on city charter
has been called to meet this evening al
the city building.
Wheeling Park had good crowds yes.
terday in face Of the strong attraction
at Mozart Park. In the afternoon the
motors were well filled.
The city council committee on streets,
alleys and grades will meet this atter.
noon at 4 o'clock to investigate the pro-
posed extension OF ChaplLne street
The Wonan'S Musical Club gave one
Of It's meritOrious recltalS in fine style
Saturday. afternoon. These SEMI
monthly events IN che musical circle
are becoming very popular.
The Beethoven and Mozart singing
societies win give parade next Mon
day afternoon, preceding their big May
Festival at Mozart park. The Opera
House hand has been engaged TO furnish
the music.
A party OF Wheeling people viii go TO
SheboYEan, Mich, on q plScatoEtAl
jaunt. July 10. At Cleveland they VIII
take the Detroit & Cleveland line lake
steamers. Charley Van Keuren is ar
ranging for the trip.
Garfield Assembly, cigar workers.
viii give a picnic at Mozart park on
Saturday OF this week. The aftair 10 In
the hands OF a competent committee,
and an enjoyable day viii no doubt be
spent by all who attend.
In another column City Clerk Dam
nenbeTg adVertIses for proposals to re-
move the city's garbage for the ensuing
year, The bids viii be acted upon by
the city council committee on health
and one recommended to council for ac-
ceptanee.
The various EpWortal League soolet-
les OF wheeling celebrated the seventh
anniversary OF tho in the
several churches With which they are
connected, last night. Appropriate
programmes were rendered before large
audiences.
Last evening at. 6 O'Clock, still
alarm called the fIre department to a
blaze In the ruins Of the old Reymann
Ice house. back OF the brewery, near
the Jochum coal mine. Tue FIRE was put
out after water had been poured on 1t
for two hours.
More hSh are belng caught this sprinl
than In former years at this season
Most Of the fsh caught on trot lines arr
suckers and small perch, with an oc'
casIonal cat. One Martins Ferry mar
caught thirty nice fish on one OF these
lines on Saturday.
The cases that will be brought to
the notice Of His Honor this morning
are: Josephine Frasier. dlSorderly, by
Officer Coss; Tenn Coffee. "vag," b.
Walker; Dan Carney, By Gardner, ant
young Island couple for dlsorderly
conduct, by Evcretts.
The excursion of the Kings Sons Of
the Zane Street N. L. church, on the
steamer Liberty to Steubenville and re-
turn, on Wednesday, May q, promises
to be a highly successful aftair. The
young men have disposed OF a large
number OF tickets, and anticipate O
most enjoyable evening on La Belle
Riviere.
Saturday evening ct Mozart hall,
South Jacob street, very hne enter
tainment was given by the young la
dies and gentlemen Interested in the St
Andrews mission. Musical and liter
airy numbers made up the programme,
which was concluded with the rendition
OF "Solon Shingle, or The Peoples Law
yer" II was u success from every
point OF view. &R
The German Catholic Societies OF
Pennsylvania will meet in annual re-
union at Pittsburgh to-day. The sew
eral Wheeling societies. which are at.
tached to the Pennsylvania orEanlEa-
tlon SViM knke pnFt About 800 Wheel
inRItcs are expected to 90 up on Spe-
cIal train on the Pan Handle, which
will leave at lbs o'clock this afternoon
Returning the special will leave Pitts
burRh at midnight. The baltimore q
Ohio will also run a special train. There
has been a Misunderstanding between
the railroads and those Ia charge VI tho
trip.
All the preliminary arrangements
have been completed Tor the entertain.
ment Of the West Virginia Editorial
Association. which meets In SlstGrsIHlle
Wednesday and Thursday, and. judg'
ing from the number OF editors who
have made arrangements for quarters,
1t will be the largest meeting Of the
association ever held In tho state. Al
a meetinE Of the bOnrd Of trade Of Ma
rlcttn, held couple OF days aHo. mr.
rangements were made TO entertain the
visitors in royal manner. Consider.
able money for their entertainment had
been subscribed and much more was
pledged. The people OF 9ist6rsville are
taking n lively interest IN the meeting
Of the association and the indications
nre that the editors will be entertained
as they never have been before.