The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-07
nE1LAIRE HAPPENINas.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
Of belmont County.

Matters OF Interest IN Ene AAssEVRVAAS
Of Belmont County.
Miss Minnie parrah died at the homo
Of ~ parents, M. and Mrs James II.
Dnrrah. Yesterday morning, with an
afreetion Of the kidneys. She had been
confined 10 her home closely since last
Jiily and latterly there had been but
little hope. The deceased was an eX-
ceilent lady, an only child, ana her
death was q sad blow 10 the parents
and friends. OF sunny ana eneeE4ui
disposition. Ehe endeared hersef 10 all
who knew her well. a consistent mem
her Of the Presbyterian church, she
will be greatly missed an the circle
where she was wont TO mingle nlv s,.
The funeral will be held at The family
home tomorrow morning ats o'clock.
eerViceg by Rev. r. s. C0ffey. the fam
ily pastor. Interment ut ST. ClAirsvhle.
Harry NJ. Clark renewed his bond in
the United States district court az ZOE
urHbus on Tuesday, for the same
amount. 5000, with the same suretie8.
When the case was called up Judge
Thompson remarked that he had re-
ceived a letter from the Judge who
heard the case and that the matter
would probably be disposed Of during
this term OF court. There was no I'M
formation as to the Anal decision II the
case. nor has District Attorney Will
dam q, Bundy any intimatLpn as to
whether q new trial will be granted or
not.
Invitations for the wedding Of r. e.
Hnase. the well known former Baiti.
more & Ohio ticket agent here, and
Miss Ethel N. Bailey, 'Of Wheeling,
have been received by friends OF the
contracting parties here. The wedding
win occur December 20, at the Fourth
Street Methodist Episcopal churci1'
Wheeling.
The United States grand Jury heard
evidence in the case against Henry
Herber, the fellow who wrote the OBJ.
scene letters to the Wheeling Island
girl on Tuesday, and there IS no doubt
about his Indictment. IT is also be-
lieved he will plead guilty when ar
raIgned. which will probably be next
week.
The annual bail Of the Mercantile
Club. Of this city. takes place at Ar
mory hall tonight. These balls have
always been very successful and are
usually attended well by people from
Wheeling and other neighboring cities.
The improvements to the business
room in the Central block that Will be
used by William schindewolf, 1r.. as o
restaurant, have ali been completed,
and Mr.. SchindewOlf IS preparing to
begin business Immediately.
Mr.. Charles C. Bonham and Miss Lii
Ian Davis were married by Rev. II. s,
CofEey ut his rooms. on Tuesday even
ing. Mr.. Gus Stellars and Miss Lizzie
Pyle attended the couple.
Mrs. Frank Bonham. formerly Of this
city, but now Of Muncle. Ind, Is dam
gerousIy sick. Her mother, Mrs. RAJ
chaeI Davis, left yesterday for the
home OF her daughter.
Gilbert Neelan. who recently pur-
chased property in this city, yesterday
moved from the farm he has occupied
for several years past, into his property
here.
The case OF John Baugh vs. the Bal
tlmore & Ohio Railroad Company, is
set for trial In the United States dis
trIct court at Columbus, on December
Is.
Bert strickIer, who was hurt Mt the
Novelty stamping works about two
weeks ago. is seriously Ill at his home
on Contra! avenue, in the Third ward.
T. J. England, of GAINESVILLE, general
travelling passenger agent of the Bei-
laire, Zanesvilla & Cincinnati railroad,
was in the city yesterday on business
Ruckeys Commandery. Knights of
the Golden Eagle, are making arrange
ments for holding a fair and festival
about the last OF January.
The w. C. T. q. Will hold meeting
this afternoon at o'clock. at their
headquarters, corner Of Guernsey and
Thirty-third streets.
Burglars found their way into the
home OF Jacob HeatheFiHgtnn. in lower
town, the other night, but got very lit
tie for their trouble.
Miss Tella snellin. Of sistersville,
who has been visiting Miss Daisy John
son, Of the Fourth ward, has returned
to her home.
Mrs. n. Monroe, of the First ward,
has returned home from n visit to the
family of ]. A. Fish. at Toronto, Ohio.
o. ]. Carr, who lives just south OF
town. has gone to Chandler. o. T..
where he will make his future home.
The Gravel Hill Literary and Social
Club will meet this evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Southers.
Mrs. William Fry. wife Of the First
ward grocer, who has been quite III for
some time, is improving.
The First Presbyterian church ladies
will hold a Christmas market next
week.
Mrs. Marshall Taylor, OF the First
ward, still continues seriously Ill.