The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-03
BRIEF MENTIoNINGs.
Events IN aud About tie CITY Gfveaia
q Eutshell.

Yesterday Mr.. John Arbenz. r., re-
ceived the appointment Of notary pub
ohieeF Marshall last night arrested
Annie Kelly, an aged woman, who was
drunk.
The Ohio county teachers' examIna-
tion. at Elm Grove. closed yesterday
after being In session two days.
Squire Greer yesterday dismissed the
case against Mrs. James Stubbs, pre-
ferred by Mrs. Michael Mclaughlin.
Cards have been sent out announcing
the marriage Of Mr.. Charles Schnepff
and Miss Stella Bertschy, on August 16,
at lions German Lutheran church.
The Dairymen's Association win pic
mic at Pleasant Valley park, Thursday.
August 10. On this occasion several en-
tifely new features will be introduced.
william Taylor was arraigned before
Squire Fitzpatrick yesterday, charged
with striking Hattie Elliott, In wran-
gle in an East End alley. On failing TO
pay the fine assessed, he was commit
ted TO jan.
The charge Of malicious mischief
against Mrs. Fred Ray. charged with
setting her dog on Dairymen Ed Wen
exc Rha ulbIulbbtu ny 2NuEG GEGEE
yesterday, and she was putSunder bond
TO keep the peace.
The board of county commissioners
met in monthly auditing session yes
terday. In addition to routine busi-
ness, the board granted to Lee F.
Dobbs a certificate enabling him to APP
ply for license to practice law.
The third excursion to Atlantic City
run this season by the Pan Handle will
leave this afternoon, and the indica-
lions are that IL will be the largest out
OF Wheeling this year. Already four
sleepers have been filled by reservation.
Mrs. r. II. Kitson, OF 2l09 Main street.
Twelfth street, between Market and
Main streets. The purse contained
S2l rs in money. and a check for $1,000
on the City bank The bank was later
notified Of the loss.
The Wheeling Park management an
nounces as a special attraction a NATL
nee concert by the Grand Army band
OF Canton, on Sunday, August ID. This
famous organization has been heard
here before, and VIII undoubtedly draw
large crowd to the park.
In connection with the concert by the
Opera House band at Wheeling Park
next Sunday, there will be baritone Sc
lectIons by Mr.. David H. Webb, Of New
KensIngton, Pa. one Of the finest Of the
Welsh-American vocalists. He will be
accompanied by Prof Schockey.
The Grand Central parlors were the
scene OF a quiet wedding affair last
night about 9 o'clock, the principals
being oIit-Of-town people. They were
Mr.. r. H. Mccullough Of Florence,
Pa, and Miss Ora n Dorr, OF Sisters
Vile. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. C. B. Graham, Of North Street NJ.
E. church.
At meeting of the Wheeling passen-
ger committee, held yesterday after
noon at the Windsor. It was decided to
apply to the general passenger depart
ments Of the roads entering Wheeling
for special rates into this city on sat
urday, August 20. when Labor Day
will be celebrated by the Ohio Valley
Trades & Labor Assembly.
The boys of the st. Matthews P. 2.
church vested choir left Tuesday for
Myers Lake. near Canton, where they
will spend their outing OF two weeks,
camping on the shore Of the lake. Their
sleeping quarters are in the Casino. Mr..
Paris r, Myers, director OF the choir, Is
IN charge OF the party. which is made
up OF forty-eigh: young men and boys.
A number Of wholesale grocers from
Pittsburgh, Washington. Steubenville,
Bridgeport and other nearby towns,
met with the wholesale grocers OF this
city Tuesday and considered matters
relative to the trade In the tri-state ra-
dius, Prices growing out Of the rise
In staples and other topics were dis
cussed, and while the result OF the
meeting was not made public, 1t Is said
some sort OF a trade agreement was
arrived at.
CAPTAIN P. H. DeviDe. OF Washington
City, has opened an office at Hunting
ton, to receive applicants for enlist
ment for the United States Volunteer
Army. Application can be made at
any time up to and including August
4, at which time he will leave Hunting
ton. Devine is the man VINO mas oeeh
promised q second lieutenancy by the
war department In the event that he
furnishes forty accepted recruits for the
volunteer army.
At the sessions OF the city board OF
equalization and appeals yesterday the
applications for reduction In assess
ment from the Third ward were con-
gIdered. The board spent part OF the
day making the supplemental assess
ments Of personality in the north-of-
the-creek district. The statement that
the board IL changing the returns Of the
assessors Is Incorrect; the board Is only
adding assessments on personally that
was missed by the First district asses
sor.
Engineers Smith. Of Wheeling, and
Cox, Of Mlngo. are employed to-day in
making a resurvey OF the route from
steubenville and Mingo for the new
street railway. 1t Is expected that they
viii find better grades than heretofore
hxed by the engineers. AS soon as this
preliminary work is completed. the
wheeling company will begin to grade
and lay the track. for which ties and
rails have already been ordered, ac-
cordIng to reports. The road will have
10 be running by the 10th Of December.
or the company will forfeit Its bond OF
10000 given by the Baltimore Surety
Trust Company. and Mr.. Mckee. the
promoter, says the company will be up
10 .-Steubenville Gazette.
Personal NOTES.