The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-06
LOCAL BREYElR.
AIattsrs Of Minor Moment in and About the

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THE GRAND this evening "rrue
Irish Hearts"
TIE laying Of the street car track over
the Main street bridge was nearly COM
pleted last evening.
The gas in the Capitol clock was not
lighted again last night, and the time
bility.
Ed JusTIcR, who was so badly hurt
while coupling cars near the Top mill
Monday, was yesterday taken to the
Hospital.
SAN HARBRvcx, an employe Of the
Top mill blast furnace, let a pig Of iron
fall on his left foot yesteday, crushing
It painfully,
THERE was another fight out at the
Long Run tunnel Monday night, and
one Of the Italians was badly beaten up
by another,
WEDNESDAY and Thursday evenings
OF next week, March Is and IA, W, ],
Florence and wife will hold the boards
at the Opera House.
YESTERDAY was another typical March
day, The sun shone family for a while,
then 1t sprinkled rain, then few flakes
Of snow fell, The air was raw and chilly
and the sky gloomy.
A DRUNKEN man last evening fell
through the large show case In front OF
Parsons photograph gallery, breaking
the costly sheet OF glass to pieces. The
man was locked up, and gave his name
as Richard Blum,
Tue certificate Of incorporation Of the
Elm Grove Coal Company was filed with
Clerk Hook yesterday, The incorpora'
tors are W. II. Chambers, Annie Wad'
die, Alfred Caldwell, O, B, Chambers
. and j, @, Heryey,
TIE concert at the Disciples church
last Friday evening proved 10 be a tinan,
cial as well as an artistic success about S7b
being realized for the benefit Of the
Sunday School. This school Is in Q
prosperous condition,
TuE only case in the Police Court
yesterday was that OF Colored man
named White, who was fined s. and
costs for disorderly conduct at Peanut
. SCott's ball in the Second ward market
} hall the night before.
JULIUS LEMoYNE, Of Washington, Pa,
on Tuesday shipped a six'months old
Shropshire rum lamb, weighing lO(
pounds, to George Il. sisson, Of Roney,l
Point, this county. The sire Of this AMI
NAL; purchased by Mr.. LeMoyne In
Ohio, weighs $50 pounds.
i, A POST MoRTEM examination was made
: last evening by several Bridgeport physi
clans OF the remains OF Bushrod Burley
/. whose sudden and peculiar death nigh
|. before last, while on visit to his uncle
!. west OF Bridgeport, was mentioned yes
9 terday. The remains will be taken t
Aioundsvlle to-day for burial.
Mr.. CARL WuIsTAN, mining engineer
J OF Colorado, delivered o lecture LAS
\ evening at Arion hall, directed TO show
ing why some mining investments havt
Z been failures and why others need mol
!. be 30. He pointed out the way to In
vest in mines intelligently and will
profit, and'interested bis hearers yer!
much.
TIE scene OF the oil excitement VI
the river Is beginning to driitto the 0hit
side OF the river. In Island Greek
Township, below Toronto andopposit'
Kings Creek, preparations are being
made to sink d well. 0'Harra, Of Pitts
burgh, has a number OF acres leased IN
the locality, and developments will b.
rapidly pushed.
W. p. CowAN, OF Bethany, met will
an unique and exceedingly painful
though not dangerous accident Sunda!
evening. He was feeding his horse fod
der, and in pushing 1t down into tn,
manger one OF the ragged edges on
corn stock caught on the inside Of by
right eyelid and made q wound which
i gave him the most intense pain.
. MATTE vlcxERS will hold the boardl
t at the Grand the last halt Of this week
She always was favorite here, and dc.
: servedly so, and can be relied on to d.
good business. Next week Ober's "Dr
Jekyll aud Mr.. Hyde" will be the at
traction. Miss Mamie Sitgreayes, Of thiJ
city, is a member Of The company.
BIDS for brick paving were opened at
East Liverpool Saturday as follows
Matthew & Bates, Steubenyille, com
plete paving per square yard 81 o.; g
b. Boren. Steubenville, 99c; Riley &
Gibbons 81 85; @. II. Cornell, Youngs
town, ST 20; j. NJ. Todd, 81 2S. The
! contract will be awarded at the next
: meeting OF Council.-SteubenviNe ia
Estte.
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