The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05
LOCAL BREyElRS.
Matters of Minor Moment in aud About the

Matters OF Atlnof moment IN aud About the
City,
TIE GRAND this evening ~lrue
Irish Hearts,
OPERA HOUSE, this evening Julia
Marlowe in Twelfth Night"
TERMS OF the Circuit Court were open.
cd BY Judges PAUL and Campbell yester'
day, ut AOuRdsville and Wellsburg,
IT rained nearly all day yesterday, but
cleared of about dusk aud the sun set
red. The mir got much cooler last night,
JosgpH HERMANN, charged with steal.
ing copies Of the Register, was yesterday
sent to jail by Squire Davis, In default
OF $50 bond, for his appearances at court,
TIE remains OF Louis O. Linganiah
will arrive here from Denver at 4 o'clock
this afternoon, The funeral will take
place at 9 p. IN, on Wednesday; inter.
ment private,
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday is
sued to Conrad A, SChluelzneT, aged %, q
native oil Germany, and Mary Agnes
Stenger, uged %, native OF Belmont
county, Ohio, both residents OF Wheel
ing.
THREE yagabonds were sent to the
workhouse for three days yesterday
from the police court in default Of zines
OF $40 and costs each. There were
twelve other cases, and in all seven prls-
oneR were added TO the force on the
hill.
GEORGE 0DER's "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde" which made such a success here
at the Grand a few weeks ago, will be
given at tile same house for week,
opening next Monday night. 1t is safe
to say tue engagement will be a big
success,
THERE was another influx Of dagos In
town Yesterday. They came from one
Of the Ohio railroads, and were a motley
looking crew and their luggage still more
motley. They went on east, fortunately,
This town has enough OF them and
equally tough clay diggers OF other na'
tionalities,
TRE masquerade ball given at the Tnr'
ner hall last evening by the Turner
Society, was q most enjoyable and sue
Cessiul affair, The attendance was large,
. and some unique costumes were worn,
The music was by the Opera House or.
chestra, and the grand march, at .
o'clock, was led by the "lluzzar Guards
ONE OF the workmen on the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh Railroad abutments at
. West Wheeling, named Donnell, fell
. from the bank down into the deep pit,
. dug for the south pier Of the bridge, over
, Moore's Run, and injured himself So
verely. lie went down about fifteen
feet, and his head and shoulders struck
Gst.
THRER was dancing az the Wheeling
club last night, In connection with the
regular weekly club.niRht assembly,
which was the last one before Lent,
Killmyer furnished the music. There
was an unusually large number oil mem
bers and their lady friends present. A
big full dress hop will probably take
place soon after Lent.
As the steamer Bellaire was tapping
her bell to pull out on the last trip Sat
urday evening. o half dozen young tel'
lows chuck full OF booze stood on the
bow coaxing one OF the crowd, o well
dressed, handsome looking Wheeling
chap, to remain on the boat and so W
home. But the fellow was stuck on Bel
laire, and intended to remain. The
stage.plank was being pulled up apd the
boat was rounding out, when tho fellow
ran out on the plank and dropped intf
tho mud and water up TO his arm'pItg
He scrambled out all right, but WASH
so drunk when he reached shore.-BeI
i laire Independent.