The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-13
LOCAL BREvIyIEs
Matters OF Minor AIOmsn, In aud AbOut
the Guy.

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At 2 ane street NJ. p. church to-mor-
row the pastor, Rev. B. B, Evans, will
Grand opera house to-day-Gus Hill's
World Of Novelties" afternoon and
evening.
The council committee on streets, al
leys and grades meets this afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Opera house to-day-Matinee and
evening performances by the Three
Star Company.
preach in the morning at 1880. Col.
Robert White will deliver his lecture,
"a Reply to Ingersoll," in the evening
at 1850.
John Donnelly, charged with using
profane language, was sentenced TO ten
days in jail, last night, by Squire Fitz-
patrick,
The "elee" cases against Elgie Myers
were continued until Friday next by
Rogers yesterday, to enable an analysis
to be made OF the butter in question.
The funeral OF the late Mrs Ann ID.
Holiday, whose tragic ending was
chronicled yesterday, viii take place
Sunday afternoon from the family home
on Chapllne street.
The Thanksgiving sacks will be dis
tributed by the managers OF the chill
dren's home as usual, This year the
sacks Will not be called for until the
Monday following Thanksgiving.
Mr.. A. Linkletter, state evangelist.
will preach at the morning service at
the Christian church, at 1880 o'clock,
and Rev, j, b. Smith, Of Moundsvllle,
will preach in the evening at 1880.
Yesterday afternoon there was
break In the Wheeling Natural Gas
Company's pipe line, just east of
MoundsVille A force OF men was hur-
rled to the scene OF the break, which
was repaired within two hours.
Miss Catherine Oliver, the famous
recltationlst, will give recital at the
opera house on the evening Of December
&, assisted by Miss Grace Updegraff, for
the benefit OF the West Virginia Home
for Aged and Friendless Women.
Yesterday afternoon a telegram was
received from Greenville. Miss, at po-
lice headquarters, telling OF the death
from appoplexy of c. McCord, citizen
OF Ohio county. whose brother lives on
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yesterday.
Yesterday, at her home on North
Main street, occurred the death Of Mrs.
Anlstelna Kline, in her eighty-seventh
year. She was the widow OF the late
Andrew Kline, and mother OF John G..
Kline. The funeral takes place Sunday
afternoon.
A branch OF the Christian Endeavor
society will be formed at the McMechen
Christian church Sunday evening. The
Endeavorers OF the Christian church
ask all willing to aid in the work TO
join them at the corner OF Fourteenth
and Main streets Sunday evening at
o'clock.
Yesterday in the criminal court, Judge
Hugus on the bench. In the case OF the
state VS.. Richard Ryan, the demurrer
by defendant was argued and the mat
ter submitted. The trial OF the state vs..
Emblem was set for November 20,
Court adjourned until this morning at
$3.50 o'clock.
James Miller, the man who walked
off with Attorney NJ. L. McLaughlln's
typewriter, was up before Squire Rogers
yesterday, but his case was postponed.
The machine was recovered in sec
ond-hand store yesterday by Lieuten-
ant IngEam.
Officer Edward Mcconnell. OF the
Cadiz police, arrived yesterday after
noon and left soon after with Findlay
Virgins In custody. Virgins, 1t seems,
had been working on the farm Of Or.
McGavern, OF Cadiz, whose name he
forged to two checks. Virgins took
matters coolly and said It was easier
to go to the pen" than bum" around,
The week Of prayer which is annually
observed In all lands In the interest of
young men and the Young Mems Chris
tlan Associations, will commence to-
morrow. Young mems meetings Will
be held at the building each night next
week from to 9 o'clock. except We'd
nesday. These meetings will be adj
dressed by Rev. r. r. Bigger, pastor
Of the Third Presbyterian church.
W. l.. Tenney is sign painter. Yes
terday he began operations on sign
on a building adjoining Mr., Thomas
Balls shoe store, Main street. Mr..
Tenney proceeded to occupy the roof OF
the shoe store with scaffoldlng, and Mr.,
Ball objected. The painter kept on
using the roof, until Mr.. Ball threat
ened to shoot. This was effective and
the painter hustled to a justice shop.
He secured n warrant, but Squire Fltz-
patrick shortly afterward dismissed the
case.