The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-28
LOCAL BREv1r1Rs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About tb
NllN.
lNE marriage llcenge was Issued yesiel

CITY.
0NI marriage llceuse was issued yester'
day.
MATINEE at Charley shay's Theatre to-
dPy-"Hnzel Kirke."
WALsn & GILMORE at the Chapline
street rink this evening.
AN important meeting Of the B. p. o.
Elks is called for this evening.
TnE most novel parade ever seen in the
city will be witnessed to-day. It will be
headed by brass band.
Ir IL said that the Top Mill blast furnace
will start up in iull force the first OF No
velnber, making Bessemer pig iron.
THE greatest OF American dramas,
"Hazel Kirke," willberepeated at Charley
sbay's Theatre this afternoon and even.
ing. Another large house was delighted
by the performance last evening.
ELLA HoBBs, q girl young in years but
excee dinghy hardened in vice, was locked
M yesterday afternoon by Officer Nc
Nichols, who found her in company with
a lot OF degraded men on the Island. She
has only bsen out OF iii a short time.
CLRRK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord deed made OCTOBER 20 by Simon
Bopp, jr., and wife to Simon Bopp, in con-
sideration of 81 100, for parcel OF land in
Richie district, being a portion Of the
Greenlee farm, containing 8 acres O54
perches.
MAJOR LONG and Thomas McKernan
were " sterday fined $40 and costs each by
SQUIRE Davis for the assault on Noy Ha'
biz which resulted in breaking his leg.
Both took sppeals to the Circuit Couit
and gave bond. Dovener and Elson
were their attorneys.
AMoSG the attractions booked for the
Opera Hoose next week is Louise Bale.
Mr.. S. H. Joseph, her advance agent, "a
now in the city. Eich person in the audi
ence will receive his own portrait as a
souvenir, taken by means Of an electric
light carried by the company, as he sits in
the audience.
TINS evening at the Chapline street rink
Walsh and Gilmore, who made such a
strong impression when here with Pressy
& Lester last season, will again appear be-
fore Wheeling audience. Walsh is but
50 irches high, and his performances as
"Ihe Little Dude" aud "Peck's Bad Boy"
are too funny.
AT an early hour last evening Constable
Love arrested Madame Clara Noes on two
State warrants, one charging her with
keeping house OF i'll fame and other
charging her with selling beer without a
license. She gave bond for her appear.
ance at court. The warrants were sworn
out by George q. Black before Justice
Davis.
THE "apple hurdle" race at the Alham.
br Palace Rink las. eveniogwas witnessed
by a good crowd. There were four en-:
tries, aud Harry Travis won the barrel Of
apples offered as przA. The contestants
each hal tub half full OF apples at one
end Of the rink and an empty tub at the
the other. The aim was TO get the apples
into the empty Tub, one at time. There
were two hurdles stretched across the rink
which the racers had to leap.
THE Bridgeport coal miners strike Of
three weeks duration came to an end
Monday by all but two OF the peddling
banks in the vicinity agreeing to pay 81 %
per hundred bushels. Joseph Taylor was
the first operator IN come down and all but
Koehnline's and Brooks have followed,
they taking two days more to consider the
matter. The Pittsburgh & Wheeling Coal
Company's mines and the Cleveland, Lo-
rain & Wheeling mines are still out with
no prospect Of settlement.
THE race at the Bridgeport rink last
evening between Shepherd, Of this city,
and Croxall, Of East Liverpool, was won
by Shepherd, The race was for the best
two mile heats in three. On the first heat
Shepherds akate broke and Croxall won.
On the second Shepherd fell but still came
in ahead, and on the third Croxall fell. He
claimed q foul, sayingthat Shepherd kicked
him, but the referee, Mr.. John Mendel, Of
Wheeling, refused to allow the claim and
gave Shepherd the race. The attendance
was large.