The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-30
LOCAL RREvI1LEs
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tiis city.
The members Of the Becker dancing
academy, will give hop at Mozart Park
this evening.
The W. C. 7. o. Of Roney's Point VIII
hold their annual rally on wednesday
beginning the exercises at p. m. the
address will be delivered by Rev. B. b.
Evans. Of Wheeling.
A silver medal contest viii be held AZ
Roney's Point on Friday evening, at ,
D. M, In the United Presbyterian church.
Judges have been Invited from Wheel
ing. This Will be the third contest held
this year.
The Third ward school boys are CALI
ed 70 meet at the city building in the
police court room, on Thursday evening
to arrange for participation 10 Fridays
American Boy" celebration. The mem
bers OF the drum corps are requested 70
attend.
The third annual convention OF the
West Virginia Ladies' Of the g. a. r,
win convene on Wednesday at 10 o'clock
in the McLaln building, corner Twelfth
and Market street. All members OF the
organization are expected to be present
Charles Ennis, Of Short Greek, broth
er OF W. ]. Ennis, OF this cltY, was run
over by the water tank wagon belong
ing 20 a threshlng machine being used
on his farm, and sustained such severe
injuries that 1t is feared he may not re-
cover.
Squire W. W. Rogers is cousin OF
Ex-Governor Claude Mathews, OF lndi-
ana, who died on Sunday, and IN speak
Ing OF him last evening he related a
number Of Incidents which happened
during the days when they were boys
together.
The proposed reunion and dinner OF
the "Wheeling" gunboat committee.
which were to take place on Friday
evening Of this week, have been post
poned Indefinitely on account OF the
absence Of so many OF the committee
from the city.
It is announced that Bishop ". R.
Wilson, OF Cleveland, is no longer pas
tor OF the Macedonia Baptist church,
(colored) OF this city, There appears to
be more or less clashing between the
minister and the congregation that Is OF
no particular interest to the public.
James Mcdonald swcre out a warrant
against Charles Clarke yesterday,
charging him with the larceny OF num-
Der of small articles from his room. at
Edward Hanke's place, on Water street.
Clarke was given a hearing before
Squire Rogers, and fined $40 and costs.
Yesterday the board Of county COM
missioners' committee on court house
and jail met and transacted routine
business. The committee on poor house
and farm meets to-day. and tomorrow
the boards regular auditing session will
be held. Next Monday the usual busl-
ness meeting will take place.
Two warrants were sworn out yester-
day before Squire Fitzpatrick for Isaac
Davis, a man living near Haneytown.
One warrant charged Davis with assault
and battery: the other was a peace war
rant. The person Davis is accused OF
assaultinE IS an old farmer. s. B. Cham
bers. a hearing will be given to-mor-
row.
Yesterday William Keller was arrest
ell by Constable Anderson and brought
before Squire Fitzpatrick, charged with
breaking into and entering Hess & Lem
mons place, at Fulton. Keller entered
a plea OF guilty, and was held for the
grand jury in a bond OF $500. In his
confession he implicated Louis Swartz,
who, he said, was with him. SwartZ
was then arrested, and committed to
fall in default OF bond=of $500. There
have been several robberies at Fulton
lately, and Keller and Swartz are the
first who have been brought to justice.