The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24
LOCAL BREyITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
the City,

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
The GRAND this evening-Tsssle beagle
In "Lone Pine"
TURKEYS are not plentiful in market.
The weather is uniavorable.
THR Chapline street brick pavement Ia
all completed but the coating OF sand and
tar.
WHEN the Crescent mill resumes work 1t
will have natural gas in all its depart
ments.
MRs. EDWARD SEARIdHr, OF tho South
Side, died euddeul y yesterday iron rup-
tured blood weasel,
TnE Belmont mill intends firing up
twelve Of the old boiling furnaces, and
will make muck iron Tor sale.
TuE heavy rain yesterday flooded all tho
gutters leading down from the hill and
stopped up several OF the sewer openings.
BALTIMORE LODGE No. 8, K. OF p, will
give q benefit carnival this evening Mt tho
North End rink. Skating and dancing to
good music will be the progrRme.
WAsnISdroN LODGE, A. F. and A. NJ,
Of Washington, Pa, paid a very pleasant
traternal visit to Bates Lodge, Of thio city,
last evening. Fourteen members COM
posed the Waiting delegation.
PRESIDENT WILLIAM WRIHE, of the ANAL
gamated Association Of Iron and Steel
Workers, arrived In the city last evening
and stopped at tho stRmm House. What
bis misslon iG this time is not known.
THE Benwood steel plant, which has Of
late suffered great Inconvenience from
breakageS, 10 running smoothly now, and
turning out sufficient ateel to fully supply
the Benwood, Belmont and Top mills,
A LITTLE boy, three year old, a aon of
E. A. Fulkington, Of tho South Side, was
painfully and perhaps fatally burned Mon.
day evening by his clothes catching fro
from string which he had lighted at the
Are.
THR river Is again rising. The marks
last evening indicated a depth in the chan.
mel ot l2 feet inches. At nearly oil
points above tho rivers we're on stand,
and 1t was raining hard. To-day they
will probably be rising.
CHARLES McNANAwAY was fined $40
and costs in police court yesterday, and
in default Of payment went to the hill for
thirty days. "Flicker" Coss paid So and
costs, Charles Miller OF the South End,
went up in default Of 81 aud costs.
A MAN named Vansyao came here from
Canada yesterday, and was looking for a
brother who was said to have come from
Canada to Wheeling two wsekg ago. La.
ter Vansyse said his brother moved here
from Parkersburg recently, The brother
was not found.
TABLE glassware Ia selling fairly well,
orders being email but In good number.
The holiday trads is expected to improve
matters principally In specialties and fan.
cy goods. The busy season 10, however,
approaching Its close without anything
like the activity that was expected at It's
commencement.
The play "Lonc Pine" went good deal
more smoothly at the Grand last night.
The manager claims that the faults Mon,
day night were due 10 circumstances over
which he had no control, aud which arc
likely TO happen 10 any combination,
"Lone Pine" will bs repsated this alter.
noon and evening, and new play to-
morrow night. Miss Deagle herself 10
much admired by her audiences.
TnE Bellaire Tribune gives the following
confirmation Of the Wes; Wheeling ghost
story: Last night sotno Bsllaire parties
wero passing through West Wheeling
rather late, and saw the supposed ghost,
which has Inhabited that llttlO village for
some time, and which has scared several
people very badly. They say 1t came up
close 10 them, and when they made
move toward tilt Bpraug away from them,
jumping liiteen or twenty feet, and then
disappeared.