The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-26
CRY aArrRRs.
RrisfNotes on cuTfent Events Of MIMI
Interest.


Interest.
The police at midnight had scooped In
three DRINKS and one disOrderly.
ALARGE number OF wild ducks have been
reported As making their appearance on the
Ohio during the past few days.
Two gangs Of seyenty.fys men each are
grades for the new line OF The Elm Grove.
The company Is pushing the work.
TIE ball TO be given at Turner Hall to.
Lodges A. A. 8. W. Is going 70 be q mon.
ster affair. AlRrge number Of tickets haYe
been sold.
THERE will be q lecture on the subject OF
"~spiritualism" at the Latter Day saints
Church, Just below Forty-eighth street, to.
morrow evening OF Z O'clock. Admission
will be free.
TaE Stein Investigating Committee will
meet this evening and complete the work OF
drawing up formal charges against Commits.
sloner Stein. The official report will be read
with interest.
FRASzHEIM's Hall was occupied last night
by o delightful company Of ladies and gentle
men n large majority Of whom were from
the Island. The time was spent very epjoya.
bly, in dancing.
THs Injunction suit OF James McAdams VS..
the Elm Grove Railway Company, to prevent
the use of the steam moters on Sixteenth
street, will be argued before Judge Jacob in
this city tomorrow.
Docs are commencing to bits again. A
small boy living NJ. aCaldwell's Run, was
seriously bitten in the groin night before last
and e small child while on Twenty-setond
street had itB arm horribly lacerated by y
savage dog.
THE BellAire paper which lifted It's hands
in holy horror OF the late appearance Of the
Sulliyan-9 lade Slugger combination in this
city, should direct its Columbiad toward Gin
| cinnati, where they spar In public in q
theatre on Sunday night next
RiTz snd Monlnger will probably row the
last race Of the season over the lower course
to-nor ow afternoon. There Is no hope. OF q
second race between Weisgerber aud Elliot,
though the latter boasts that he can give
Fatty three lengths start and beat him
every time.
THE Wheeling City Band will give q large
ball at the Arion hall tonight. Elaborate
arrangements have been made to make this
the greatest success OF The season. Tickets
so cents. aud every pe,son should endeavor
to attend, the band being worthy OF the best
patronage Of the people.
Miss MINNIE MADDERS appears at Zaues-
vile tonight and tomorrow afternoon aud
evening will present her new play. seThe Pu.
ritan Maid" written expressly for her BY
Verplsnck and Mrs. Deyereux, at the Wheel
ing Opera House. Seats are having a good
sale at Wilson & Banners.
TIE Comet Social, a well known dancing
organization, gotten up early In 1882 gave It's
second monthly dance for this season at
Mmnnerchor Hall last evening. Mayet's or
chestra which has been engaged TO play for
tire Comet dances during the sess IN, played
in Its usual acceptable style.
TIE cars'zing O! a car on the Elm Grove
line the other evening, was the frs. accident
that has occurred OF the line for some Cme.
The car was passing through the Thompson
fed att rapid rate OF speed when II ran into
an obstruction placed there by some rascals.
Although the car was filed with passengers
fortunately no one was hurt.
YEsTERpAY's Ohio State Journal. OF Colum.
bus, has the following: "Mra Charles Fiem.
ing, who figured SO prominently In the
Wheeling. W. Va, alleged poisoning case on
Monday 6f last week. was In the city yester.
day 10 obtain posstsion OF her two cbildrer.
She returned to Wheeling with them las,
night" Mrs. Fleming reached home We ter.
day with the two boys. The says the tele.
gram sent her on Tuesday, saying that the
baby was sick, was false.