The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-02


cottages before the opening Of next season.
SERVICES appropriate to Ali Saints Day
were held Yesterday Ia all the Catholic
TIT. Turner Society last evening INDUCED
~ pleasant social hop At their ball on Mar.
ket street, above Tenth. e.. IN -
IN the MualcIpa, Cou,. yesterday decree
was entered, for the sale OF real estate Ia The
cate Of kmma J. House and husband vs.
Catherine Morgan and Others, In chancery.
Tux main shear at the riverside factory
broke last evening, but by hard work MI,
Dudley managed 10 have 1t repaired by nine
last night, ready 10 resume work this morn,
Ing. R{G'5 I1I""
A. y. WoRH, OF the Sixth ward. mourn.
The loss OF q bright little six Year old daugh
ter, a victim Of scarlet fever and 'djphibetIn
Her parents were much attached 10 her and
the loss Is severely felt.
TnE interior OF the Arion club building /,
finished and will be formally opened nexl
Monday evening willi-a grand concert, to be
followed on Tuesday evening by a ball fol
the benefit Of members only.
Mkt Monday evening the recently organ.
ized and incorporated Arlon Society Told
llarmonie.Alenntrchot) will make lis iirs,
bow to tho public and open It's club house
corner OF Main and Twentieth streets, with
u grand concert. A rare and attractive pro.
sihlume Inns been prepared, and rich treat
may be expected Mrs @. ". E0C, Wheel
Ing charming soprano, Prof. Maln,cne, a 70.
cent acquisition, and the Orcra House Or
ches,ra will take purt. There will be several
solos rendered by members Of the orchestra
The opening Of the Arion club will be the
leadii x event OF next week. at3g H'
Mn. METzSER. one OF tie members OF the
Riverside Furniture Co., called las. evening
to call our attention 10 the following, taken
from yesterdays "fndlstrial Matters in The
Hegi,itr:,G,'rhe Riverside furniture factory i:
running along iull force, but have not a
great many orders OIL hand" Mr.. NJ. saw.
By has .ordets Oil his books as far buck a.
September and plenty more are coming In
every day. The Egislo's industrial items by
the way ere daisies" occasionally local
one like the above Is rung In, but the msjor.
Ivy are for the benefit Of Pittsburgh and
Youngstown readers. n ~
LAST night shortly before one o'clock ci
CUR drummer from Philadelphia stopped IN
the saloon Of Rovera 4 Malaiesta, and setting
bis satchel, filled with valuable SAMPLES, on
the iioor, sat down 10 eat All oyster stew. His
attention waR attracted to the front OF The
.1!oon. and when he looked back
his yalise was gone. lie ut once went 10 20.
liceheatqnarters and informed Capt. llennett
OF the theft. Pete Sweeney and several o,
his, pals had been In the saloon before tic
valise was missed, and had disappeared sim.
ultnneously with 1t. They were found by the
chiet in q neighborins saloon. aud when
| threatened with arrest Sweeney accompanied
me Captain to whore he had concealed the
stolen property. The owner could not re.
main IN the city to prosecute the theft, and
went on rejoiced 81 the recovery OF his sam
pies. IA IN M,
a. NEW movement, with promise OF success
has been inausurated for another window
glass factory. Il Is III the hands of parties
who. are amply able to promptly put The en-
| terptise OIL It's feet. and we think we lluzlr,l
nothing in saying that 1t will be done. An,
other Tint glass factory is also incubating,
WIN fair prospects OF success. We have bee 4
informed that the firm OF Msring L. Hart, oil
tbis 'city, have been compelled 70 purcbase
iarge quantities OF glass OF different kinds
from factories at Msrtih's Ferry, Wheeling
and !el.ewhere. because they could not gel
the glass OF fBellare,. fictorles in suiiicien,
quantities TO fiji their large and increasing
orders. Another new window house, bottle
house and a table ware house here could find
Il ready market for all the goods they could
make, aud the. capital ought TO be, found to
build them without delay.-Bsllaire Tribune.
CnIRF- HEIsEI, took u walk around las,
night toStake In the balls TINT were being
held in the public halls. He went 10 City
Hall and took ii the Yellow Dog Social and
found every thing moving smoothly and from
there ,wentlto Turner Hall. where the $50.
cial Five" were holding forth, and while the
crowds were large they were pretty orderly.
But 1t was noticed that as soon as the girls
SAW the Chief they got tired dane.
ing and wanted to 30 home and
many OF them rot away from the
hall AS soon as possible. The Chief said that II
the raid had not taken place last week there
would have been excursions by boat from
Stcubcnvilc. Wheeling and Bellaire, to take
in the one ut City Hall, und thinks it is abou,
as well Tor the city that they did no. COME
PhiSlnrph LettieE. Not "Yellow Dog" excur.
si9ns from Wheeling Captain.