The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-03
BRIEF MENT1oN1Nas,
Events in and About the city Given
in Nutshell.

in Nutshell.
Weather moderate to-day.
The ground hog saw his shadow,
Grand to-nlght-"The BOwery After
Dark"
DThe Gallant Tenth" is coming.
Hurrah!
opera House to-nlght-"whet Hap
pened to Jones"
WIN this latest workhouse scheme be-
come more than scheme?
"The Scout" believes the situation Jus
titles further advances in crude petro-
leum.
In another column the IntelllEeneer
announces the issuing of THE Atlas Of
Two Wars"
Mr.. John II. Lane says Wheeling
doesn't realize the proportions Dewey
Day will assume.
Mr. James K. Hall, whose speciality 10
political fences and "slch like" has re-
turned from the lower end OF the state
The county commissioners meet to-
day to pass resolutions on the death Of
their fellow member Otto Tyson, Of
Union district.
Captain D. B. Devore writes an inter-
esting letter from Jolo, in the Sulu
group OF the Philippines, which appears
in another column.
The back river was thronged with
skaters yesterday afternoon and last
| night The snow fall deprecated The
quality OF the spot,
Rev. f. d. Hanna will give an adj
dress to young menat the mems meet
! ing at the Y. NJ. c. A. building tO-mOr-
row afternoon at o'clock.
With Dewey Day" the Loan Elxhlb.
itlon and other AFFAIRS IN go the festive
| committeeman and his fair sister, the
committeewoman, are very much In evil
dence.
The Sunny Brook Club will hold some
"doln's" AT its quarters ON South Jacob
street, the night % Dewey Day. and
a member says the admiral viii be In
vited to attend.
The Korn Eob Klub will give u
stag at Mozart hall, the evening OF
| February IL. and all the eatableS will
be prepared by men only. The affair
will be exclusively to members OF the
South Side social organization,
Last evening occurred the death Of
| Carrie BELL Evans the nne-year- oid
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Evans,
after an illness OF only one week. The
funeral occurs this afternoon az
o'clock, with lnterment at Mount Wood,
Yesterday morning. Patrick Friery,
Of No. 1892 Market street, South Side,
died. after n short illness. Mr.. FFiery
was an old citizen, and not actively enc
gagged In business The funeral Will
take place tomorrow afteroon, with in
terment at Mount Calvary
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
at Arion hall, Rev. ]. F. Mcdowell will
deliver a lecture that Will be an eye
opener TO all not versed In the great
heresy Of the nineteenth century. 1t II
the story OF d gigantic religious lmpOSi.
ton, evolved from the mind OF cunning
craftiness.
Chief Clemans and a detachment OF
his men last night made a raid on
houses Of Ill fame making the follow
ing arrests: Ella Miller. five girls and
one man: frankie Reed and two girls;
Bertha Taylor and three girls; Edna
Gray and nine girls: Mrs. Hill and six
girls.
The funeral of the late Otto Tyson
will occur Sunday afternoon, at
| O'Clock, from the family residence, At
Park View, TO which friends are Invite
ed. The Elks and Pythlan Knights Will
attend, with the members Of the board
OF county commissioners, OF which the
deceased was member.
Yesterday morning, at the family
home. corner Of Thlrly-eighth aud Ia-
cob streets, South Side, occurred the
death OF Mrs. Mary Christian, wife Of
| Anthony Christian, In the stXty-eighth
year OF her age. She had been an In
valid FOR several years. and was Q con-
slstent member OF the Third Presbyter-
ian church.
At Benwood yesterday Allie McDon.
aid and Joe Osier, two young men OF
! the steel town, were 10 have had q
hearing before Squire Riddle on the
charge OF highway robbery, committed
| on Edward Schnffer, q Martins Ferry
glussworker in Benwood, last satur-
day night. when Schaffer was relieved
OF n gold watch and some money. The
defendants waived examination, and
they were committed TO jail In default
OF 5000 bond each for their appear'
ancc before the next term OF court in
Marshall county
The Ohio county board Of commits
sioners will hold n meeting az O'Clock
this afternoon to draft suitable rG8olu-
tons on the death Of Otto TyHon men,
ber Of the board from Union district,
The board win attend the funeral Sum
day afternoon, at the deceased's homo.
near Elm Grove. In body. Mr.. Tyson
was one Of the Wheeling gunbOat party
which iourncyed to California about
two years ago to sec the Clty's nAme-
sake put into cOmmla1iOn, and his IA
probably the first death among the
party. Many OF the California pilgrims
viii attend tho funeral
X business men and merchants
consult their best interests they viii