The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-04
LOCAL sREvITIES
Mattsrsor Minor Moment In aud Aboa
fhn CITY.

/ AAN NANle
Matinee at the Grand this afternoon.
At the Grand to-night-"In the Name
Of the Gar"
Base ball this afternoon, two games
Wheeling VS.. Springfield.
The Army of West Virginia reunion
committee meets at the chamber Of COM
merce this evening.
The usual services at the Second
Presbyterian church win be conducted
tomorrow by Rev, Joseph Speers.
Last nights police record was as fol-
lows: Ernest Justice, lettering, and John
Rice, vagrancy both by Officer Walker,
Services at Hearne tabernacle to-
morrow will be at 2;30, Sabbath school,
and at 1880 o'clock sermon by Rev, A.
3. Lowe.
The funeral of the late Richard willis
takes place Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock from the home of his son, II, II.
ID. Willis, Pleasant Valley.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
Is experiencing shortage OF cars for
shipments OF manufactured products
and miscellaneous goods, for the first
time since 1892
Inc pOllCt committee llltl last III
and audited the usual bills. The COM
mttee also confirmed the report OF
William Marshall as eNtraman, vice
Charles Och. resigned.
The stock and many exhibits have al
ready begun arriving for the state fair
Last night n carload of thoroughbreds
arrived over the Baltimore & Ohio and
were taken to the grounds,
A slight fire occurred in Benwood last
night about IL o'clock, starting in the
home OF John Hedleson, on Kentucky
Heights, The blaze was extingulshed
before much damage could be done.
Misses Bertha and Nellie Riddle, of
BendoOd, entertained a number Of friends
ut their home last night and very en-
joyable evening was spent. A number
OF young folks from surrounding towns
were present.
A new choir has been organized for
the Vance memorial church at Pleas
ant Valley. Mr.. Nelson Vance, IT., Is
organist and the choir Is composed Of
Mrs. Topping, Miss Hervey and Messrs.
Danvers and Emerson.
Mrs. Regina Horkhelmer died yester-
day morning at 1880 o'clock, at the home
VI llNl bNoNll MuSGEI lu=U
Chapllne street, aged 6S years. Fu-
neral occurs Sunday afternoon at Q
o'clock, with private interment at Mt,
Wood.
The council finance committee has
been called to meet Monday evening at
1880 o'clock. The call was issued at the
request of the board Of public works.
which has reached the bottom OF its
appropriation.
Work OF grading for the new electric
line on the Peninsula Is nearly COM
pleted. The contractors are making
rapid Roadway in the work and gang
of men will begin operations construct
Ing the road through the city streets in
about q week.
Capt. II. Il. Weisgerber, sperlntend-
ent Of the Wheeling & Elm Grove road,
received n communication from the
miners union thanking the company
for the free transportation extended
to the miners to and from Elm Grove
on Labor Day.
DR.. ]. l.. sooy, the pastor of the
Fourth street NJ. l.. church, has re-
turned from his vacation and will
preach on Sabbath at 1880 q. m. and
1880 p. m. His subjects will be 1.-THE
Condescenslon of. Christi" and "Reli-
glon in Busy Life"
Friends OF Mrs. Thomas Jones sur
prlsed her at her home in Woodsdale
last night and pleasant evening was
enjoyed. The occasion followed the re-
covery Of Mrs. Jones from long and
serious illness. Dancing and other So
cial diversions were INDUCED in, and
refreshments were served.
Rev. ]. II. Llttell has returned after
some weeks of rest and recreation and
VIII occupy his pulpit at the United
Presbyterian church morning and even
ing. Morning service at 1880, evening
1880; subject of morning discourse.
Lessons from the TRANSPORTATION"
All are invited to these services.
Sunday at the North street NJ. Il.
church, Rev. c. b. Graham pastor
BaptIsmal service at 10 a. M: preach
ing 1890, subject, 'Earncstness essen
tial to Christian Success" Following
there will be reception into full COM
munlon service. Preaching at 1880 p.
m, subject, "The Well Done"
Officer Gary, Of the Benwood police
force, found the notorious Sallle Mooney.
invading the sacred precincts of thgt
town last night, and pulled her in. Sal
lie had been banished from the town
some time ago, with the warning never
to return, She didn't heed the warning,
however and officer Gary did the rest.
At the First Presbyterian church a
thorough renovation has been given to
the audience room and II is now ready
for services. The pastor, Rev. d. A.
Cunningham, d. D., has returned from
his vacation and will preach at 1890
n, m, and 1880 p. m. Sunday. The i'm
provements are yet in progress in the
lecture and Sabbath scnool room, and
1t will not be ready for occupancy until
Sabbath, September IL. Mission school
at 2;SO p. m, Eighteenth street, above
Jacob,