The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17
LOCAL RRRYITIEs.
Masters Of Minor Moment In and About the
City,

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About the
City.
The GRAND this evening Thrown
upon the World" .
Tue cold nail machines at the Laugh
lin mill 90 on to-day,
WHEELING collected $685., $50 internal
revenue during the past year.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook yesterday,
TUE North Wheeling glass workers
will give a ball at Turner hall Friday
night,
OPERA HOUSE, this eyeniug-DufR
Opera Company in 1.-THE Beggar Stu
dent"
TWENTY members OF the Duff Opera
Company are qusrtered at the Howell
House,
THE new Board Of Education will hold
Its first regular monthly meeting this
evening
EsTELLR CLAYTON appears at Park
ersblrg this evening In "rhe Quick or
the Dead"
THR new wooden shed over the city
crematory Is about completed, II will
DO painted,
TnR Brilliant Nail works is still idle, 1t
being impossible to get steel since the
shut down OF tho BenWood furnace,
TIE Elm Grove railway win run a
special motor into the country after the
performance OF 1.-THE Deggar Student"
at the Opera House tonight.
THE Reymann Brewing company Is ex-
cavating for u big ice house, store house
and stable on u lot recently purchased
by Mr.. Reymann at Bellaire.
THR police had a vain hunt last night
for very drunken woman who was
making q show, Of herself along the
wharf, Somebody got her away,
A MARRIED. woman made a sensa-
tional scene on Market street last even
ing lust after dark, driving her husband
home to "his neglected children"
Miss BgLLlNI was the prima donna Of
the "Gypsy Baron" when it was given
here, but did not sing in her role, being
Iill, and resting thatweek at her home
In Ohio,
ALI the floor timbers for the tempo
rary city bridge, across the creek ut Main
street, arc now in position, and the
bridge will be completed and ready for
travel in week or SO.
Tug Daughters OF Rebecca, ], 0, 0, +,
gave u festival aud ball at Beethoven
hall last night that drew large crowd,
The hours until early this morning were
pissed very pleasantly.
A CALI appearsin another column o.
this mornings paper for a meeting tbs
evening OF Wheeling Lodge No. 8, +
and A. NJ, at which It is very desirable
that all the members may be present
TuE funeral OF Ralph Marsh, the La
Belle heater, took place yesterday alter,
noon, Ohio Valley Lodge X. Of T. and
the Junior Order U. A, Mechanics, o.
which the deceased was member both
attended In a body.
HARRY WILLIAMS Specially Com
pany concluded its engagement at the
Grand asst night. II 10 not the great or
ganization his company Of last season
was, nor did it do the big business here
after the first night.
LAST evening young man and .
Young woman walking up Market street
| together, got into q heated argument
lust north Of the creek, aud the girl hi
| the escort several rcsoundlng Blow
across the iace with her umbrella.
TIE rain yesterday was as mild ant
warm as au April shower The unsea
sonabIe weather Is hard on growing grair
and should severe spell OF wintel
weather without snow set In late IN thu
season, the wheat would be killed.
MIR. SuAUoHHEssY, one Of the force o
city letter carriers, and Miss Dudley, o
East Wheeling, were married yesterday
and the pOstotlice force celebrated thu
event by eating some fine refreshments
r. ". ARKLE was presented with ~
elegant gold.headed cane by his friend
OF the Teutonia Singing Society: Tut
President, Charles Zulauf, made tn
presentation speech, and Mr.. Arkle
though greatly surprised, responded
gracefully.
TnR argument on the motion to dis
solve theinjunction against the enforce
ment Of tho new Council ordinance WA
continued before Judge John A. Camp
bell, in the Circuit Court yesterday, anC
was not finished when the court nd
iourned last evening.
TIE rumor OF reduction Of wages by
the Riverside Furnace company Is baset
on the fact that during the repairs nov
in progress, Jobs at common labor vert
given employees ut common labor wages
The old wages will be restored a. soon al
the furnace resumes.-Stettbenrthe Ga
ssiie.
YESTERDAY morning about O'Clock
freight engine pulled into Wheeling
Junction and met a caboose standing
too far out on the siding. The left sidI
Of the engine was stripped OF Its cyl
Under and cab and j.. Turner, the fire
man, was badly scalded about the heaC
and shoulders. DR.. Elliott Of steu
benville, dressed the burns and sem
the man to his home in Dennison.