The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-16
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

VIC Wy.
At the Grand tu-night-"Aty Dad. the
Devil"
Nearly all Of tho mills at the Aetna
Standard will be on this week.
The employees on the Terminal rail-
way were paid in gold on Saturday.
John Il. Clarke. the entertainer. will
deliver lecture on Abraham Lincoln,
at the Y. NJ. C. A. tu-morrow evening.
Slight changes were made in the pas
senger schedules OF the Pan Handle and
Cleveland & Pittsburgh roads yesterday.
The ladies OF the Mozart Singing So
clety will give a KATE vlsste ut Mozart
hall Tuesday evening, between the hours
OF and . o'clock,
Bids will Gloss this morning with
Clerk Mo(fat. Of the board OF county
commissioners, for furnishing various
supplies for the county.
Tho Denwnod Southern electric line
carried large crowds from Wheeling
yesterday. The scenery along TINS road
in THE Narrows" above Moundsville,
Is very fine.
The women'G Home Missions Society.
OF the Frs. Presbyterian church. Will
meet Tuesday afternoon, In the lecture
IOslI1 Oh INC NUuENlis ~ ANSSA'H NALaAfNs'
offerings. All ARE invited.
Early yesterday morning the death OF
Mrs. Mary Ann Johnson. wife OF Mr..
William Johnson. occurred at the fami-
ly home, 1924 McColloch street. Mrs.
Johnson was quite old. being in her elgh-
ty-tourth year.
In another column will be found q
card announcing Mr.. George W. Con-
nel'S candidacy for mayor. Mr. Connel
Is a prominent young business man md
has a host OF friends who are hustl!ng
for his nomination.
Prof. l. S. Woolery, Of Drake UnIrer-
SIty, Des Molres. Ia, Will deliver the
anniversary address OF the American
Literary Institute In Bethany ColleEe.
Tomorrow evening. He Is well known
in this city.
Some OF the numerous friends OF MI.
W, II. Manning, OF the Wheeling Corfu
eating Company, have been urging him
TO make tho race for mayor, on the Re
publican ticket. He has not as yet cH-
pressed his willingness to run.
Mr.. John W. kite. one OF the Sixth
wards most patriotic Republicans has
offered the use Of al empty store room
at 2Slg Eort street, TO the Republican
club OF that ward. Mr.. Kites offer Is u
generous one and will 10 doubt be &c
copied.
The whoelnlen were out In force yes
tertlap and thrnnged the country roads
radiating from the city, the pike cast OF
town being an especially favored route.
This was probably the last SuDda" of
good roads about Wheeling until the
birds come out next spring.
One deed was recorded In Clerk Hooks
office Saturday, as follows; Deed made
August &c. 1896, by the board OF commits
siuners OF Ohio county 10 George w.
Woods, for q piece OF ground al Che In
tevSeCtion OF tho National road and
Bethany pike. Consideration, SLIGO.
The old tlmc and popular Black Eagle
drum corps, which made n hit In the
campaigns OF 81, 'SS and 80. IL to be Ne
organized by the original members. The
boys will SEIZURE room and begin prac-
ticinG at once. Several new tlfers and
drummerS will be added and the orGnni-
Zation bids fair 10 be the largest this
side OF Pittsburgh.
The Epworth League of Fourth Street
NJ. T.. church. will entertain the Chap
line street League this evening. Tho
services will be held In the Sunday
school room. a special musical and lit
terary programme has been prepared
for the evening, All lcagucrs are In
vitod to be present.
Invitations have been issued for the
second select banquet and hall 10 be
given by COuer de Leon Company no. !.
Uniform Rank. K. at T., which Is to take
place at 'Irythlan Castle on ThankgSlr-
Ing eve. No person will BE- admitted
without an Invitation. and most en-
joyable dine Is anticipated.
At the meeting OF the local union No.
Q, Hint glass workers, Saturday. 10 con-
sldOr the situation at the Ccntral. the
national officers, President w. j. Smith
and Secetary Kunsler, were present.
Tho application for rearrangement OF
the system OF labor at the Central, was
dIJcuSscd at length and the matter refer
red TO a committee. The union will now
await the report Of the committee.
The criminal court. Judge 1iuGua on
the bench. viii resume Its sessions this
morning, The cases OF the Etatc vs..
Chauncey White, felony. and state w.
John Duty. mlndGmeanor, VIII be tried
to-day. ON Saturday, Frank johnson,
for theft OF wool, plead guilty AMI sent
encc was deferred, \ new trial was
granted Il. l.. Lowery, and the case OF
John Juenck was set for January II.
Robbers broke into John G0vln'S dry
goods aud notion store, on South EOff
atrcet, some time Saturday night, and
carried off un overcoat, several suits of
underwear ana Hosiery. The entrance
wns effected by prying open n window
In the rear. The safe, which was left
unlocked showed evidences OF being
searched. but rs there was nothing hut
the books stored In It, tho robbers were