The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-11
BRIEF MENTIoNINGs.
Events in aud About die CITY CtveRin
Nutshell.

Events IN aud About tie CITY CtVeHin
\ Nutshell.
Base ball this afternoon-Wheelng
W. youngstown.
Yesterday, in Clerk Robertson's office,
one deed Of trust was recorded.
The Opera House band will give the
third OF its BommernAchtsfests at
Wheeling Park on Thursday evening,
August 81
ain men found II difficult 70 with
stand the heat yesterday. At the
LaughlIn, ten out OF fourteen mills were
on on account Of the high temperature.
oficer James McGuIgan. Of the police
department, became suddenly I'll last
night, and Is temporarily on duty. HIS
indiSposition, It is hoped, Is not seri-
Gus.
A special criminal court grand jury
has been called for Monday, August II.
No September term OF court will be
held, an August special term being held
instead.
Mayors band gave It's annual outing
at Mozart Park yesterday. and large
number Of the bands friends attended
in the evening. Dancing was the chief
diversion.
The Epworth League Of the German
NJ E. church had an enjoyable social
gathering last night on the grounds OF
Mr.. George Rentsch's home, at Pleas
ant Valley.
Clerk Robertson yesterday issued a
marriage license to Hiram N. Kessel'
aged twenty-five. OF Wellsvllle, Ohio.
| and Maggie Williamson, aged twenty
i've, OF Sardis, Ohio.
George N. Snopk & Company yester-
day purchased the stock Of the Sam
pie Llngaman Company, from the re-
ceiver, Col Jere A. Miller. for 1851.
The sale was made at public auction.
Last evening at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. John Kirchgessner, oc-
CURED the death Of Mrs. Christina Hap
by, in the eighty-third year OF her age.
| Deceased was the mother OF Mr.. Fred
Happy.
Mr.. Charles D. vaas and Miss En-
ma Fisher were married last evening at
| $3.50 O'Clock at the German Lutheran
parsonage by Rev. Hob. The wedding
was very quiet. and was witnessed by
only few friends.
The Wheeling Butchers Association
will run an excursion to Canton on
Sunday, August q. and a tremendous
| crowd Is expected. On the same day
the Wheeling and Youngstown base
ball teams play championship game
at Canton.
The city board OF equalization and
| appeals held short session yesterday
morning, and completed its labors by
accepting the supplemental personally
| returns Offered by Assessor Heiskell OF
| the district north of the creek. The
board will meet to-day to formulate Its
report to council.
After lull Of two days, Mayor Swee-
| ney will have two cases at this morn
| ing's police court, Conner Jones having
been arrested last night for drunken
ness in the Eighth ward by Officer
Buckley. and George Rulers by Officer
Arthur ingram for throwing waste pa
per into public thoroughfare.
Last evening, In the presence Of a Sc
| lect company at the parsonage or the
| German NJ. f. church, by the Rev. L.
| Allinger, Mr.. Albert Vandersllce Hib-
herd and Miss Sarah E. McClannRhan:
were married. The groom Is son OF
Mr.. George Hlbberd. Mr.. C. D. Calvin
was best man and Miss Maggie L. Nc
Clannahan was the bridesmaid.
Yesterday. Chief of Police Clemans
| appointed two new officers as success
| ors to officers Gardner and Marshall,
! inst "released." William Turner, col
ored. succeeds Gardner on the Second
! ward beat, and EXtraman Wells be-
| comes a regular In place Of Marshall,
| while John Donovan Is appointed an
! extraman. Donovan is the well known
! hall player, who was with the Wheel
! ing team for u short time this season.
! He Is a brOther-in-law of Councilman
John W. Klndelberger.