The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-05

matters Of MINOR Moment in ana About the
lofty.


Hoity,
TosY and Gertie Hart at the Opera
House this evening in "Buttona."
GRAND exposition Of incompetence and
misdeeds at the City Building sgain to-
night.
a REouLAR meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners will be held this
morning.
The new gas holder Is rapidly nearing
complication. The supports are all up
and the inside tank fitted in.
THE new addition that is being made
to the Riverside nail factory will soon be
ready 10 commence operations.
MuRpnY.WRLLs Pleasure Party in "Ru.
dolph's Ambition" and q fine olio at
Charley Shay theatre this evening.
Mrs. HALL. living on North Broadway,
while skating at the Island rink, Satur-
day afternoon, fell and broke one Of her
aims.
SATURDAY night Officer Duffy arrested
Peter staunton for disorderly conduct and
q man named Smith for lettering in the
market house on his beat.
FRANK HgALY was before Justice Ankle
Saturday, charged with selling liquor on
Sunday and gave bond for his appearance
ct court. The charge was preferred by
Thomas Richards.
Ii the grand 81 r" bicycle race from
here TO Uniontown which is to come of
ills month, there are three Pittsburgh
wheelmen entered. The race promises TO
be one OF unusual interest.
OWING TO rough water the boat race be.
tween Griffin and Ritz, the latter Of this
place, which was to have taken place Sat-
urday on Lake Chautauqua, was post
poned. The betting was even.
OYFIcRR BARUN, who has had charge Of
the night force, has been placed on the
beat Of ex.0ficer Burns temporarily, and
Othcer Brinkmann, who ia able to hobble
around with the aid Of cane, but who Is
not yet able to take his beat, has been
placed in the office in BArum's place.
SATURDAY, at Charleston, Secretary Of
State Walker issued papers to the
wheeling Planning Mn and Lumber
ing a general planning mill and lumber
business. The incorporators are J. D..
McFadden, q. A. BeSll, George i. MUM
and others.
WEDNESDAY, evening next, Mr.. W. ].
Potter, OF the Murphy Wells Pleasure
Party, will conduct the first grand social
session Of the EIks Of this city. The mem.
bers anticipate very pleasant time. In
other cities these social sessions OF the
Elks are held frequently during the the
atfical season.
Mrs HENRY BAER in passing along the
east eide OF Market street, opposite the
Opera House, Saturday afternoon, lost Q
valuable diamond setting out OF ring
che was wearing. II flew into the street,
and although liberal reward was offered
and hundreds Of people looked for II, 1t
was not found Il was either buried In
the mud, lOstin crevice oil the stones or
picked up by some one aud carried away.
JOHN SpElpEL, awsll known Eighth ward
character who wss fined In police court
Saturday morning for being engaged In a
fight Thursday night was arrested again
Saturday night This time Bell was the
officer that made the arrest. Speidel was
abusing man on the levse for some
trivial reason. He was ugly with Bell
ell the waysto the cooler and arriving
there had TO be "downed" before he
would 60 in and be locked up.
RopxyER Bros, the Esns Glass Com.
pany, the Belmont Glass Company and
the Lantern Globe Works will all have
glass and be ready TO resume operations
Monday morning. The Goblet Company
will not be ready TIL later In the week,
but the workmen at the other factories
named will 20 on the first OF the week,
and for the first time In the year 1885 will
there be. any flint glass manufactured in
Bellaire. -Belldire lndtpcndeat, Saturday.
oFPlcKR WEST picked up await on the
street last night, who gave an tinpro.
nouncable Polish name, and said his home
was in Baltimore; that his father had sent
him 10 his uncls'a Ia Chicago, but that
not liking his uncle's treatment he had
started To- make his way home by stealing
rides on freight trains. He was roughly,
Ibut comfortably dressed. He wore knick-
erbockers, red stockings and straw hat.
BE said he was II years old, but talked
like man Of "a. He slept at the City
Building last evening.
SATURDAY, the miners employed at the
Wheeling Creek Works, two miles west
OF Bridgeport, were paid OF, ordered 70
take ont their tools and vacate the COM
pany's houses. It Is reported that the
same action was taken at Maynard. Both
mines are operated by the O., L. & W.
Railroad Company, but IL is thought that
instead Of stopping with railroad mines
the strike will extend TO all the mines in
the valley and the Bridgeport peddling
banks. II Is big strike caused by the
diggers joining the National Association.
FULLY one thousand people were in the
ALEXANDRA Palace rink Saturday evening,
the occasion being the skating carnival
given by Local Union No. o, A. F. G. W.,
for the benefit Of locked-out members.
Mayors orchestra furnished the music.
Miss Nettie Barclay, Of the Island, was
presented with handsome glass water
set as the most graceful lady skater. In
The free-for.all race for glass house boys
the first prize, polo cap, was won by
William Pritchard, OF Hobbs, Brockunier
& Co.'s. In the two mile dash for hand
come glass wine set, the contestants came
In in the following order: John Pipes,
John Dixon, Bickel Shepherd and Robert
Dovener. RI
ABOUT PEOPLE.