The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17
MARTrh,s rERRy NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of whseiins'.
Progressive Eeiehbor.

ftoRreaSive NtiEdbof. r
Saturday evening John Moore and q
man from Wheeling. who wonid not
give his name, participated In fight
on Second trret and ina few minutes
both were under arrest. Peek Sou
ders. who was well under the influence
OF liquor. interferea with one OF the Of
iicers while he was taking his man 10
Jail. and was also placed behind the
bars Peek and the Wheeling man
will have n hearing before Mayor Good
hue this morning. :.
The Independent Hose Company. OF
this city. and the Fulton team will give
exhibition races at the st. Mary's pic
mic ut the state fair. grounds. next sas-
urday. The independents VIII CONF
mence practicing this evening.
The six-years.old child of SIr. and
Mrs. William Dun died Saturday morn
Ing OF diphtheria. The funeral viii
take place this afternoon at 3-o'clock.
and the interment will be at Riverview.
cemetery.
Constable Stanton was called to Deep
Run Saturday. with a warrant sworn
out for George Liller charged with as
saulting a man Of that place. Llller
saw the constable coming. and escaped.
PIP. Miller has opened his new saloon
on Fourth street, where he viii be glad
to see all his old friends and the public
In general. He has without doubt the
finest place in the city. salt
o. G. Wirrick. OF this city. and Miss
Augusta F. Johnson, OF Winterset, O.,
were quietly married at that place last
Wednesday. They Will make their home
In this city. IS ,Sj5
Harvest Home services were, observed
at the German Lutheran church yes
terday morning. The church was pro!
fusely decorated for the occasion.
Mrs. John Ashenhurst, who has been
the guest Of friends in the city for. q
few days, has returned to. her home at
Columbus.
W. B. Francis was called to Upde-
graft, Ohio. Saturday. having received
word of the serious illness of his
mother.
George Helllng and Charles Drennen
leave this morning for Cleveland to en-
ter the Case School Of Applied Sci
ences. .t:aS
Harry Rosenthal returns TO Baltimore
this week to resume his studies In the
Physicians and Surgeons Institute.
The NJ. "A. Hanna Marching Club Will
meet this evening at which time the orr
der for the uniforms will be let. u
The ]. J. Gill Marching Club Will
meet this evening for drill, and all
members are requested to be. out. {. !,
Carl McGrew and Arch Smith leave
to-day for Columbus to take a course
in the Ohio State University.
John Johns leaves to-day FOL. Philadel-
ph!a to resume his studies In the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. m;
Roy Wood was down from Pittsburgh
over Sunday, the guest OF his parents,
on North Third street.
A large number from this city attend
ed the c. NJ B. A. picnic at Mozart
Park Saturday. ~
A large audience saw The Bowery
After Dark at the Star Theatre Satur-
day evening. Z
Mrs. A. W. Dlven will be home to-day
from a weeks visit with her parents. at
Indiana, Pa. 4. ii
Chester Lloyd left yesterday for Co
lumbus. to enter the Ohio State Uni
versity. .ags4
Street Commissioner James MIskell
spent Sunday with friends at Dillon
vale. So. -,
Win Purcell and Brock Brown were
up from Moundsvllle over Sunday.
Harry Chessell. of Pittsburgh, spent
Sunday with friends in this city. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Selby are visiting
relatives ut Fairmont, ". Va.
c. F. Kane was the guest of friends
in the city over Sunday.