The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-28
RRrEF MENTIoNINos.
Events in and About the City Given
in a Nutshell.

in Nutshell.
Matinee at the Opera House to-day.
Matinee at the Grand this afternoon.
Grand tonight = Maeauley-PattOn
Company.
Opera House tonight = JeHries-
Sharkey pictures
Fort Henry Lodge of the Grand Or
lent will give masque ball al Mo-
zart hall April Is.
The ladies OF the Mozart Singing So
ciety win give a kaffee visite at Mozart
hall tomorrow evening.
Jacques Front VIII move his place OF
| business on April ., from has Main
street to I'LL Main street.
Council is decidedly mixed up on the
telephone problem, but solution IS
likely al the next meeting Of the body.
Rev. Ernest Preuss, the new pastor OF
st. Stephens German church, on the
South Side, Will conduct Lenten services
this evening.
There viii be a special programme OF
exercises at Madison school this after
noon. and the event Will attract many
Island parents.
Part Of the Whitaker tin plant and
the pudding department have resumed,
and the remainder will get on as soon
as the repairs under way are COM
pieted.
Gospel meetings are being held at the
Bethel Mission on Twentieth street,
every evening at 1850 o'clock, In charge
OF EvangelIsts H. a. Hoffman, Of But
Ter Pa, and w. w. Titley, of Mounds
Vile
Five freight cars we're turned over at
Glover's Gap yesterday morning, the
second section OF Baltimore & Ohio
freight train No. % being derailed
None of the trainmen was hurt, but the
property loss was considerable. Traffic
was delayed about three hours.
Judge Con, Of the United States dis
trict court. Yesterday dissolved the in
junction formerly granted in the case
OF the United States vs.. the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company, restraining
the latter from building a new bridge
across the Ohio river at Bellatre, and
dismissed the bill in the case.
In Wheeling three telephone compan-
les are asking council for franchises.
One company offers to pay the city
$1,000 in cash for a franchise. Annual
rental for the use of the streets and al
legs would be better way with the
IlRul 10 IeNOhE lit - tAtNtAASS - 49,
company does not live up to Its part OF
the contract.-BellaIre Independent.
Mr.. John c. Lynch lefs for New York
to arrange for bringing to Wheeling the
body of the late G.. Eugene Bayha,
whose death was chronicled In yester-
days Intelllgencer. The funeral will
occur tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
from the home of the deceased's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Bayha. Il
South Broadway, Island.
George weiner. of the East End. yes
terday started on a search for his l6-
year-oid son, James. who left Wheeling
several weeks ago. Young Welner
forged his fathers signature TO an en-
listment blank in the Wheeling COM
pany Of the National Guard, and fear
ing prosecution he decided to run
away His father will go to Cumber-
land, Pittsburgh, Connellsville and Bal
tImore
Mr.. H. F. Behrens says fully two
hundred Wheeling people will cross the
Atlantic this season, most OF them OF
course making the pilgrimage to the
Paris exposition. which opens April II
and closes November .. Already he
states. eight steamers he represents are
fully reserved. Most OF the Wheeling
peODle VIII ltdNt uulllAE MAY anu tlASs
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Boyd leave next
Saturday on the Spaarndam.
Mr. Walter Rinehart. who went to
Washington in the interest of the pres
ent site Of the government building, has
returned. and states that he had sat
lsfnctory interviews with Congressman
Dovener and department officials who
assured him that the present site would
be considered with all others when the
treasury department arrives at the mat
ter of selecting a site for the new build
ing Mr.. Rinehart says the Wheeling
government building is sure TO pass at
the second session Of the present Con-
gress. II 1t doesn't go through during
the present session.