The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-08
pELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters orIntercst in the Metropolis
ofBcImont County

Matters OF Interest IN tne n4etEupuatS
ofBcIm0nt County
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
people have begun work on some
changes and improvements about their
yards whereby they expect to facilitate
the handling OF freight. Yesterday they
had force ut work building what APP
peared to be tTestle for a track just
outside uf the water works. That plant
will be surrounded by railroads II they
build a line outside. of 1t now.
The Uniform Rank, Knights OF Py-
thias, will hold II novelty circus on
North Belmont street, some time TINS
fall. The committee met at the nome
OF H. A. LIchtenberBer last night 70
formulate the plans. II Will be q sort
OF street fair and viii be IN charge OF
an energetic committee.
The new officers OF Black Prince
lodge, Knights Of Pythlas, are: G. G"
r. +. Crow?'V. C., Charles CulDertsoh'
preIate. james A. Dubois; NJ. OF A.,
James L, Fry; inner guard, Cooke
Danford; outer guard, George odbert;
master OF work, II. w. Hunter.
Colonel Poormau was at Columbus
Yesterday and attended the Bryan dol
lar banquet last night. He Is thor
oughly Impressed with the idea that
Organism win yet triumph and that the
silver Issue will be the cardinal one In
the next national campaign.
Fusner Bros, arrived in the city yes
teFday from Bridgeport. They pitched
their tents on the commons. In raising
their tents they broke their centre pole
and were unable to give a performance
in the afternoon. They had fair nu-
dieDce last evening.
Robert c. Meyer. deputy internal rev.
enue collector, has been notified that
his term will end with this month. Bob
thinks this Is proper and right and Will
show his successor, Theodore Keller, OF
Martins Ferry, all the courtesy possl-
Bile.
The steamer Leroy with a barge, took
the Union Sunday school picnic to
Cres0ps grove yesterday morning.
About four hundred from this city
went down on the boat.
There Is some anxiety mnnifestlng IT.
self lest the congressional boom OF Hon.
&. l.. weems lands him a winner. The
anxiety lS over what Monroe and Car
roll counties may do.
The last statement OF the First Ma
tionnl bank shows over half million
dollars from Individual deposltors.
Their loans and discounts foot up near
ly 100000.
The daughter of Rev II. s. coifey Is
one her why to th!s city from London,
having sailed last Wednesday on the
steamer Marquette.
Frank Jackson, ticket agent at the
Cleveland, I.oruln s. Wheeling depot,
left last evening for Easton, Pa, on n
pleasure trip.
Peter weyrick. who has been working
nj teannettc, Pa. for the past few
months, has returned to hts home In
this city.
Mrs. 4. G. Dnrrnh and daughter,
Miss Gertrude arc the guests OF the
family OF d. II. Dnrrah, In the Third.
ward.
Thomas Powers leaves this morning
for Muncie. Ind, where he goes as n
delegate to the gInssworkers' conVen-
ton.
Rev. Washington Darby died ut his
home In Beallsvillc Thursday Might
aged eiEhty-four years.
Miss Il. T.. Clevenger has returned
home from n ten days visit with rcln-
tives In WOodsneld
Miss Emmn Catch, OF Wheeling, iS
the guest OF Miss Daisy johnson, In the
Fourth ward.
Mlss Nellie Mercer. OF the Fourth