The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-16

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Grand to-niglt, Cameron Clemens
Matinee q the Grad this atisEnool.
OpaFa House tonight Because she
Loved Him So"
Judge HerVey win 10Id special term
6t the circuit court this morning
The Indictment weather yesterday
caused Q 20 tp0nemetit Of the eeleollleg
drill competition by the Cathedral
cadets.
II e said the fight for q liquor license
for Pleasant Valley park viii be re-
neWed ct the next meeting Of the county
commissioners.
The body Of Peter Ryan, who died Of
paralysis Wednesday on South MeCoi-
loch street. was cent 70 PArket9 DufB
yesterday for burial
It has developed that the contract for
the erection Of the new Episcopal resi-
dence for Bishop Donahue has been
given 70 John s, Glesey.
The KIne's Daughters WIN give Q
photograph entertainment at the
Hearne Tabernacle this evening for the
benefit Of the Day Nursery.
The knights Of ST. George win give 9
military concert and ball al the Carroll
Club auditorium ON April %, that being
the anniversary day Of their patron
saint.
The pupils Of St MaTy's parochal
school viii give an entertainment COM
plimentary to Rev. Joseph Mullen at
the school hail Monday in honor Of his
feast day.
The forge department at the Whit
aker mill 10 expected to resume shortly,
and the tin and sheet mills will follow
when the repairs now being made are
completed.
The ninesmontils -old child Of Andrew
Morris will be buried from the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception this
morning az o'clock. Interment will be
at Mt, Calvary.
In the criminal court to-day counsel
for John Mooney and Frank Friday,
the HerYey murder suspects, will enter
a plea In abatement on the grounds that
the defendants did not have q prelim'
mary hearing.
The architects Of the new Stone g
Thomas annex building are Gte8ey y
Faris, and not Mr.. Forney, as reported
yesterday. Mr.. Forney Ii the architect
for the stlfel calico factory, which Is
nearing completion.
The board Of county commissioners
will hear petitions next Monday morn
Ing with reference to the reaasesSment
made recently. The meeting Is imp0r-
tant, and all petitions must be fied
with Clerk M0iat not later than Nom
day.
Dr. q. W. Otto, the North Wheeling
dentist, has received an electrical den
tai outfit consisting Of an 8-ray ma
chine, which has miniature incan-
descent lamp that can be placed in the
mouth. It Is said to be the only outht
Of It's kind In the state.
The Douglass q Himes comedy COM
pany viii give an entertainment for the
benefit Of Bellaire Lodge, No. 2, Shield
OF Honor, at Mozart Hall March "a. The
programme consists Of specialties. and
will wind UP with a side splitting sketch
entitled "As You Lake 1t
Tomorrow evening a supper and ba-
zaar will be given at the Third Pres
byterlan Church. Supper win be served
from until $3.50 O'Clock, and In addi-
ton to this there win be several other
attractions, among them being loan
exhibit and country store.
An important meeting Of Black Prince
last evening, and several candidates
were initiated into the hrSt and third
rank. There were some visiting mems
ber5 Of the Steubenvllle lodge present
and they warmly praised Black Prince's
disqualification Of the ritual
Wednesday evening, at the Wesley
Methodist church, August Meyers, the
wen .known CaidwelllE Run g1illman,
and Miss Clara Smith, Of the South Side,
were united In the holy bonds OF we'd
lock by the Rev. Mr.. Blealsley. The
ceremony occurred a. s O'Clock, and the
contracting parties were Immediately
after driven ito their new nome, out
Caidwells Run.
The funeral will occur tomorrow af-
teTnoon, at $3.50 O'clock OF Reuben @.
Ward at his home. on Fifteenth street,
after lengthy illness. The deceased,
who was In his fifty eighth year, was an
employe Of the Whitaker mill for many
Year,, but Of late had lived q retired
life. Six children survive him, as fol.
lows: Albert. William, Charles and
Miss GertIe Ward; Mrs. Patrick Cop
pinger and Mrs. West