The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-10
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matter, OF Miuor Moment In ani kbont
the City.

No show AT the Grand Tonight.
Council meets In regular session this
evening.
The nall factory Of the Belmont mill
started yesterday.
The Riverside tube works went on
double turn yesterday morning.
Tomorrow night the Wheeling iron
and steel works will resume In full.
Part OF Bloch Bros. employees were on
yesterday, on account OF luck OF mater
ial.
Two popular young ladies' OF the South
Side gave hop at Meyers hall, last
night.
The Republican Cyclers' club will
meet at the police court room tonight.
at $50
Jesse Atwell, OF Upper Benwood, will
name his young son, born on election
day. William Mckinley.
Percy Hornbrook and his calf will be
In police court this morning, on charge
Of cruelty to animals. brought by the
Humane Society.
The coal digSers for the Riverside mill
went TO work yesterday. The bar de-
partment OF the mill goes on Thursday
next, as does the blast furnace.
The employees Of Nelll s; Ellingham,
wholesale grocers, were paid OF In sold
Saturday, and the boys expressed them
selves Us well pleased with the new Or
der OF things.
Special gospel meetings are being held
every evening at $50 O'Clock at Hearne
Tabernacle. conducted by Rev. Bartle-
baugh. the pastor. Everybody Is in
vited TO attend.
Edward Kilber. painter. while work.
Ing at the st. Paui's German Lutheran
| church yesterday morning. fell from n
ladder, receiving 4 bad shaking up, but
| no bones were broken.
Two intoxicated individuals INDUCED
in slight scrap last night about G
O'Clock, AZ the corner OF Market and
South streets. Neither were hurt and
no arrests were made.
Gossip on the South Side has changed
from national politics to the discussion
of probable candidates for the city cleo
ton. The general resumption OF the
| mills finds many approving voices.
A deed was admitted to record In
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday whereby
Amelia B. Falkenstein transfers to JOS
| eph Falkenstcin, lot No IS in Zane's adj
dtIon to the city. in consideration OF
$3.50,
Young mems meetings are held at the
Young Mems Christian Association
every night this week ut S;ij O'Clock.
This Is the week OF prayer and Is OBJ
served by the associations all over the
world.
The B. B. Dorencr club will meet at
their Headquarters In the Eighth ward,
at $50 O'Clock this evening, for the pur-
pose OK maklnilg the organization per-
manent. a full attendance OF the mem
berS Is desired.
a man left horse and wagon stand
Ing on Sixteenth street yesterday.morn-
| Ing, and passing train scared the horse
causing II TO run of. 1t was stopped n
| short way up the street, however, before
any damage was done.
The members Of the Young Mems Re-
publican Escort club are especially en-
| Joined not 10 forget the meeting OF the
organization at the police court room ut
| 7:30 o'clock this evening. for the purpose
| OF making 1t Il permanent body.
At 1880 q. m. November %. the NJ. +.
church OF Proctor, W. Va, will be dedi-
Gated. The Rev. b. b. Evans, of Zane
| Street church, Wheeling. will preach the
| Ied!catnry sermon. a cordial invitation
Is extended to all to attend the service.
In the report Of the jollncatlon, COM
ment should have been made OF the mag
nincent decorations on Eoff street be-
| tween Twcnty-third and TWenty-fourth.
| Chinese lanterns were strung all along
both sides of the street the full block,
and fire works were burned In profusioIi.
Great credit ii due to Mr. Samuel Il. Nc.
Kec for designing and getting up the dis
play.
The Republicans OF Brooke county will
jollIfy Tonight Mt Wellsburo and
on Saturday evening next the Clarlng-
ton boys will make the welkin ring.
Rochester. Pa. will also celebrate to-
night. For all OF the above jollinca-
lions, the Wheeling uniformed clubs
have received invitations, but will hard
| ly accept, as the constant marching OF
the past campaign has been to the full
ness thereof,