The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-11
LOCAL BREv1rIEs. \
nia,tsrs Of Minor Moment In and About the
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Two muLLAse ASutA9SS WSASsest..TSf-H-
Saturday,
CnlIE or PoLIcH SMITH has declared
war on fast driving in the streets.
RESERVED seats are on sale at Baumer's
for "a Cold Day when we Get Left"
wEL1sBuRa, Moundsyille and Bellsire
were well represented at the Thomas con-
cert.
TINS week brings a lull in the show
business. Only two nights of fun are
booked. Il q ~
Loup complaints are still heard of un-
lawful seining in Wheeling creek and In
the river.
TINS is lovely May weather. Snow fell
in several places in the neighborhood
Saturday.
WoRK at the hinge factory is not crowd
ed at present but they have sufficient TO
keep oil hands going.
TnE Thomas orchestra left yesterday
morning for Dayton, Ohio, where 1t gives
q concert this evening.
TuE Etna and Standard rolling mills
are running on full time and employ q
large number Of hands.
NATHAN PORTER, q well, known Belmont
mill mailer, died Saturday morning and
was bnried yesterday afternoon.
A HASpsous refreshment roomhas been
added 10 the Alhambra Palace skating
rink, and was opened up on Friday.
HENRY K1LYER, q workman at the Riy;
erside Furniture factory, let chisel fall
Saturday, nearly seyering his left hand.
benny GRoNEwlrh, OF the North End
cooper shops, has removed into his new
house on the corner Of Sixth and Market
streets. -.
Jous HsanEs and. Leon Van Walt viii
have their hearing before Squire Ankle 70
day on charge Of engaging in q prizt
fight. g -
TIE case Of Peter Heiser Is set for tria
| in Part II Of the Circuit Court to-day. Al
impression prevails that the trial will bt
postponed.
THE Opera House orchestra has beer
engaged 10 furnish dancing music ut h.
| Beaver picnic OF the A. A. Of ]. aud 3. w.
Saturday, June6.
THR Capital rink was offered for SALE
Saturday, but alter the bidding upon \
had reached $1,000 the sale wasadiournec
till next Wednesday.
TIE young folks are making prepare
tons for holding large dancing party a
the Moundsville rink. 7. 7. Cockaynt
will furnish the music.
DIR. Nh. HOMES, OF Allegheny College
Aleadyille, Pa, will deliver an address on
Christian Education at the Fourth Street
NJ. E. Church this evening.
Ed. HurcHINs tried TO cut Mollie Hen
derson with q razor Saturday, but failed
and was arrested. Both are colored, and
Hutchins stranger in town.
THoMAs BAYLEss, who has been working
at the In Belle mill for great many years
has purchased small farm up Caldwellt
run and will Join the Changers.
OFFICER sHAfER shot dog Saturday
for biting boy. The dog belonged e
| Ike Smith, who seems to be doomed tc
bad luck as an owner Of brutes.
THERE were twenty-six cases on the
slate at police headquarters at midnight
| last night for a hearing at this mornings
police court. Fifteen were gamblers.
THs old United engine isin service al
the Atlantic house while the regular en-
CINE Is at the shop having her axles con
formed TO the gauge OF the street railway
CHARLEY HALL, late baggage-mastel
on the Bellaire narrow gauge road, has
been appointed a mail agent on the
Wheeling and sandusky route, vtce Myers
NELLIE DstrFRs was fined $40 and costs
Saturday by Squire Woods for assault on
a boy. She took an appeal to the Circuit
Court. Four lawyers were employed in
the case.
TnR Equine Paradox" closed ltsweek'a
engagement at the Opera House Saturday
night. Both houses Saturday were large.
There was not a small audience, in TACT, In
the whole week.
WILLIAM YAss, the musician, who had
the misfortune to fall aud break his. arm,
is doing as well as could be expected, but
IL will Be some time before he will be able
to play his instrument.
FLORA MooRE's Bunch Of Keysp COM
panylwill appear at the Opera House on
Saturday evening next, May 10. tits sui
fioient to say that this company will be
here to secure q crowded house.
TnE Pittsburgh papers are agitating the
question Of a Sunday train from this city
70 Pittsburgh over the Pewiky, leaving
here about 1880 A. N. The plan meets
with hearty endorsement among Wheel-
ing people.
OFFICER WATSON arrested Joe Donovan
Saturday night. Some OF his friends t1n.
deftook TO release the prisoner, and one OF
them struck Watson with his own club.
The officer had allihe could do to hold
Donovan, and his assallant escaped.
A NEW time table goes into effect on the
Ohio River road this morning. Passenger
trains now leave Us follows. city time !
6;95 A. ". and $ 80 y. NJ; arrive, 1l:iS4.
N. and 1895 p. N. Thetime between here
and Parkenburg his been considerably
shortened. ..-
The poker rooms over Joe Green's ea-
loon and that in the rear Of Tom Hay
mans were pulled by the police. Four.
teen men and the proprietofs were locked
up and timetables and apparatus seized, A
market street room was visited, but II was
dark and deserted.
MANY OF those who We're at the Thomas
concert Saturday night had not been in
Charley shay's theatre before, and were
agreeably surprised by the clean, bright
aud attractive interior. II was q matter
of common remark that the theatre is 8
credit to " Wheeling.
ANOTHER three.mile race between Jacob
Thompson, Of steubenyille, and jesse Bur
kett, Of Wheeling, will take place at the
Chapline street rink Thursday evening.
Thompson's friends are dissatisfied with
the result ofthe last race and have chal-
lodged Burkett for another. Tie race will
be avery interesting one.
HonIlDAY Posr G. A. R. had another Of
It's interesting s'experience meetings" at It's
hall Saturday night. Capt. carlin gave
some Interesting talk on his Mexican
campaigning, especially the battle Of Buena
Vista. Six certificates Of merit for per-
sonal bravery during this battle wereis-
sued by the war department, and Captain