The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-04
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a HUGE anneallng box for the Crescent
mill will be cast ntSweeney's foundry 10. day.
TIE evidence in the case Of Sophia swarz.
bach against the Ohio Valley Protective
Onion, 10 recover q policy Of -, 900 on The
Municipal Court yesterday, and The a.Eu.
ment will be heard to-day.
The people Of chapline street are going 10
fight the Elm Grove road In Council on the
steam question. Several OF them met last
evening and took steps looking 10 a decided
fight against the roads using steam motors
In the ely or al least OF Chapline street.
FRASzliEIa HALL would hardly DO recog.
nized now. A magnificent iloor for dancing
has been laid, the dirty and unsightly walls
have been handsomely papered and dccora.
ted, and The Fet|sIng rooms Papered aud car.
pcsed. The musicians' stand has also been
covered with carpet This hall Is one Of the
RIGS. swell and elegant In the city.
A DELIGHTFUL surprise. party took place
last evening at Fnrzheim's Hall that was ut.
tended by about one hundred and fifty per.
sons. TWAS complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Albnger. who II will be remembered
were recently married; The party was gotten
up by Misses Mary Alblnger, Theresa Glue
az" "s"Hk'o n"H.HAh, "lu tHey hFe W oe
compllmentcd OH the success OF the same.
Mr.. Alblhger. who wassutlering from aslight
lndisposition, WAS unable to be present t.
Mayors orchestra furnished the dancing niu.
sic. About midnight refreshments were
served after which dancing was resumed.
The unique game OF base ball on the State
Fair Grounds this afternoon will no doubt
draw u large crowd 10 witness It. Tho cou.
testants Will be the Standard nine, aud eigh.
teen men picked from i've other prominent
amateur clubs Of the city. Tho Standards will
on this occasion play with the following
men: narklcy, catcher; Glasscock, short
STOP; Sullivan, second has, MoiIet and Helm.
lein, pitchers; WEIGH, first base; Miller, third
base; Lnkens, right field; White, left field.
The oppo,ing team will consist OF Price,
Ryan, II. Chew. Stein, Clouss and Moran, OF
the Oscar Wilaes; J. Dudley, H. Ratclil, G.
Jones, W. Cannon and G. Atwell, Of the
Regulars. Maley, Orosan, Bmith and NJ.
0'Neil, OF the ElyersIdes; ST, Myers, Shoers,
D. Chew and Currar, OF the Police Gazettes.
Considerable money will change hands OH
tho result. Sonie bets have already beet
made, and among them one that the Stand.
ards will not make a score.
Tng performance at tho Opera House last
night Of "Foegs Forty" by Miss Minnie
Maddcrn and ltavlin Il Whites dramatic
company, was avery creditable one, aud 1t
wns to be regretted that the audience was
only fair IN size. Miss Mudlern ~ u Anc
actress, a pleasing singer, and a very attrac.
1.-Two little lady Oh the s.age. Her support
was even and satisfactory, and the drama
quite up 10 the average OF recent productions
Of its class All these conditions could
not have failed to result In an enjoyable Ell
terainment. There Is just enough Of thc
mystel,ous IN the play to make II interest.
Ing, enough OF the ron!Gntic to make It pteas.
ing, enough Of the comic 10 relieve TIT mon.
otony, and IN occasional thrilling scene Ia
give it an edge. Tho torpedo and steamboat
scene Is brilliant conception brilliantly
carried out. Had Miss Madden played In
the atty Iwo nights instead Of one her second
audience would have crowded the house,
and should she again visit us she may resi-
assured Of warm welcome and an apprecia.
ton mere in keeping with her merits.
o. September 9th 0ttawg Tribe No. OF, I.
O. Il. NJ, Of the South Side, Pittsburgh, Maid
Il fraternal visit to Logan Tribe No. OF this
city. and were cordially received, the visit.
Ing Red Men being entertained during their
two days' stay In tile city by the members oil
Logan Tribe. Last night was the regular
COuncl! might OF Logan Tribe, and after the
members were assembled in their wigaam
Mr.. Me:ze, n member OF Ottuwa Tribe, was
introduced, and on behalf Of his lodge pre-.
scented Logan Tribe with superb silver.
plated tomahawk and pipe combined, in an
elegant case Of fine wood. lined with satin.
The tomal,awk Is splend,d)y chased, bear.
ing. upon one side the image Of al,
eugIe, with u streamer on which are the
ttn. IA Eeta ~ -. !
On the eagles breast ia the word rTUTE."
The reverse OF tho tomahawk " Inscribed,
Presented to Logan Tribe No. |, /. 0. r. NJ,
OF Wheeling, W. Va, by Ottawa Tribe No.
O.. OF Pittsburgh tSouth side), Pa. the TWEEN.
tieth Travelling Moon, G.. S. b. s9i." After
tue presentation all present adjourned to
Julius Lotse's, where highly enjoyable so.
ciat evening was spent. The incident was II
ni0st pleasing one. and the embenmatic
present will Serve to cement the warm friend.
ship between the two tribes.