The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14
LnnAL RRRYIr[Es
Matters OF AIlHor Momsnt Ia AHd Abou
the city.

At Mozart Park to-nlghI-Ihe no
Yesterday was another base bah tale
OF woe.
Ohio county teachers institute at
Wheeling Park casino to-day
In anoth0a column. City Health ofiicer
Jepson notifies the public regarding GER
tain regulations as to the gathering OF
garbage
The case against Joe Martin, the boy
charged with theft OF watch from the
Film Grove motor office, Will come up
this evening before Squire Fitzpatrick.
Four South Side boys, who were ar
rested for stealing wateTmeions, by Con-
stable Short and Wilcox, were each fined
81 and costs last night. by Squire Haber-
held,
Nell McNaughton denies that he was
'dlsmlssed firm the fire department as al
legged by Chief Klleyes, at the meeting OF
the council committee on fire department
on Mnday evening.
The Reymann Brewing Company,
through Constable Wilcox, yesterday
made a levy on the contents OF the three
barber shops kept in the Second ward by
Harvey Roy and Green B. Jefferson.
The cutting shop at the Central glass
works. shuts down to-day. AS the other
departments went off Saturday, the
plant will be idle for probably about
three weeks, when a resumption is ex-
pected,
An outing picnic was held at Wheeling
Park yesterday, In honr of Mr., John A.
Boland, OF Romney, given by Misses Lucy
McAdams, Annie Montgomery and
Theresa Bach. A large number Of mutes
were present. Dancing was greatly en-
joyed, especially the old time virginia
reel"
A very sklllful operation was per-
formed at the North Wheeling Hospital
yesterday by Dr. Rau and assistants,
fibrold abdominal tumor Weighing sixty
four pounds being removed from fe-
male patient. The operation consumed
less than an hour and the patient Is do
ing nicely.
Street Commissioner Jacob A. Britt
yesterday swore out warrant against
Jacob Good, the Market street shoe man,
who had pasted some advertising bills
on the pavement in front of his store.
The offense is breach Of city ordi-
nance. and will be ventilated in police
court this morning.
p. f. Klinard, of New York, an out
and-out socialist, and delegated by the
Socialist labor party. made a speech at
the corner of Fourteenth and Main
streets last night. A large crowd heard
his talk. but so far as could be seen. only
a slight impression was made by the I'M
possible theories he advanced,
A regular meeting OF council was
scheduled for last night, but there were
three members shy In the first branch,
so no quorum was secured. In the alb
sence OF President Chew, Mr. Higgins
presided in the second branch, which had
a good attendance. The gas board ordl-
nances were the only important matters
that were to have come up for consider
alton.
The Beethoven singing society held Its
senli-annual election OF officers and the
following were chosen for the coming
term: President. Henry Schaefer; vice
president, Louis Quanz; secretary
George Schram; treasurer, Louis
Knierim; musical director, Prof. Hart
man, reelected by acclamatlon vice
musical director. Charles T9nt; keeper
of music, Paul Dlsch, and trustee, j. NJ.
Schenck.
The olympian club, OF this city, will
have a fox chase and picnic at the fair
grounds on August 21st. The pro-
gramme includes a base ball game be-
tween two OF the best local teams, prize
waltzIng for prizes OF handsome UNI
brellas. which are on exhibition at Dill
Ion, Wheat & Hanchers, and an elabor-
ate display Of FIRE works In the evening
The entire affair Is In the hands OF well
known gentlemen. who will use every
effort to make the AFFAIR success.
Mrs. Waters, one OF the committee on
the extension OF the Kings Daughters,
succeeded in getting together several
young men and organized the Kings
Sons at the parsonage OF simpsons NJ.
Il. church. assisted by Mrs, Morris, Mrs.
Gordon. Mrs. Palmer. Mrs. Higgins and
Mira. Dunn. The following were elected
as officers: Leader, Stanley Barnett; vice
leader, Nat Harris: secretary, James
Jones' treasurer. Ashby LETTERS; COM
mlttee on constitution, James Jones, Job
Gather. Nat Harris; committee on NAM
ing the circle. Rev. Waters, Stanley Bar
nett. Il. II. Walker.
The funeral OF Porter Delbear took
place at Simpsons NJ. T.. church at 3
O'Clock yesterday The services were
conducted by the pastor Rev. ]. w.
Waters. who preached an eloquent SER
mon. The deceased was born in Ran
dolph county, and was thlrty-three years
of age. He came to Wheeling about
seven years ago and connected himself
with Simpsons church, and lived a con-
sistent Christian life. The official MEM
bers of the church took charge OF his
body and spared no pains In giving him a
Christian burial He had no relatives.