The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-03
LOCAL BREvIrIEs
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The Eastern Ohio Medical Assoeia-
ton will meet at steubenvllle July H.
The RoEette club gives a hop al the
Mozart park July 10. Music by Kill
meyer
Ella Wilson. an old offender, was
drunk again last night, and ohicer beFo
took her In.
Active operations win soon begin y
the Rlohland on Company's Held, south
OF st. clairsyille.
The centennial OF the Presbyterian
church al 81, clairsvllle will be eele-
brated next year
The ST. .ClalrAyllle fair will be held
September /, and Q. The second DAY
viii be q, A. Il. day.
Farmers are commencing 10 harvest
the large crop OF wheat The hay crop
will be unusually large.
The Epworth League Of the North
street NJ, Il. church viii take an outing
at AtkiRsens grove on Monday, July D.
Misses Birdie and Minnie Hydlnger
OF South Eoff street, viii give a pri-
vate party al Mozart park next Thurs
day evening.
Thomas Ratcliffe OF the Eighth ward,
was drunk yesterday, and his aght with
his brother aroused the neighborhood.
He was arrested by officer Shields,
Mrs. Martha Gebhardt was fined 81
and costs and put under peace bond
by Squire Thompson last night upon
complaint of Mrs. Lizzie Connors,
Jacob Detweiler, the South Jacob
street saloonist, celebrates his forty
sixth birthday to-day, and will enter
tain his friends with a turtle feast
Abe GLASGOW, colored, an employe o.
the city gas works, was prostratee. win
Inc heat yesterday afternoon. and was
taken to his home in the city amba-
lance.
Milt Parker, boss driver at the Nj
agara engine house, fell from q Step
ladder yesterday, and receiveda pretty
bad shaking up. He was also hurt IN
ternally.
The city water works reservoir on
Wheeling hill viii be cleaned to-day.
The water board requests water con-
sumers to be us careful and economical
as possible
All freight trains will be annulled on
Monday. July 3, on the Cleveland q
Pittsburgh railroad, and all freight
depots win be closed in observance Of
the Fourth.
Rev. DE- Sooy has recovered from his
recent indisposltion, and will preach AT
the Fourth street NJ. II. church to-mor,..
row morning. Rev. a. G. Robb VIII
preach In the evening.
Communion service will be held at
the Third Presbyterian church Sabbath
morning. In the evening Rev II: Il.
Bigger win discuss the theme, 1.-THE
Reality OF Regeneration
The subject OF Or. Cunnlngham's SER
mon In the First Presbyterian church
on Sabbath at 1880 n. m. will be THE
Gospel and the Future OF Our Ceun-
try" Fourth OF July sermon.
The civil engineers Of the Wheeling &
Lake Erie Railroad Company yesterday
commenced surveying for the extension
OF the road from the upper end OF Mar
tins Ferry to the Aetna-Standard mills
The Bridgeport Union Opera House
Association picnic at Ridgeway's grove
on Monday has been so carefully ar
ranged for as to insure a splendid time
for all who may attend. Trains will stop
at the grove.
The departments at the LaBelle which
had not previously shut down went on
yesterday. The men were paid of yes
terday. Needed repairs will be made,
and some of the employees are hopeful
for resumption next week, even the
tin mill men.
on Sunday as the North street NJ e.
church. Rev. C. u. Graham, pastor, there
will be baptismal service at 10 a, M;
preaching at 1890, subject, "a Light
Walk" followed by a reception OF mem
bers; sermon ut 1880 p. M, IAN Impor-
tant Question
Mrs. NJ. l.. Wells, Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, will occupy the pulpit of Wesley
NJ. II. church on Sabbath morning. Her
subject, Fate OF Republics on Sab
bath evening she will occupy the pulpit
OF Rev. Joseph Spears at the Second
Presbyterian church. Her subject,
christian citizenship
At o'clock Tomorrow morning the
motor line will have all the necessary
cars for the transportation Of those who
wish TO attend the first mass. that will
be celebrated at 1880 by the Right Rev.
2. j. Donahue in the new Catholic
church at Edgington Lane. Parties de-
string to attend the high mass, at which
Father Kluser win officlate. will find
the necessary accommodations on the
o o'clock motor.
Regular services will be held in St.
Matthew'S p. d, church on Sunday, at
1880 a, m. and 1880 p. M, with Holy
Communion at the morning service. The
Rev. Il. w. Rhames, Of Louisiana, Mo-,
Will ofiiciate and deliver sermons at
both services. The subjects of his ser
mons will be Perfect Freedom" and
Guiding Stars" Mr., Rhames Is said
TO DO an excellent speaker and will give
patriotic coloring to his sermons
There Is n vigorous protest on the
part Of the travelling public between
Wheeling and Bridgeport because while
summer cars have been put on other
lines, the winter cars are still run on
the Bridgeport line. This limo carries
more people than the Martins Ferry.
Bellhlre or pike line, and as these lines
have the summer cars, BridBeporters
are wondering why summer cars are
not put on between their town and
Wheeling.