The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-02
LOCAL BRbvITIGS.

Matters OF Minor moment III hhu AUSbe
the City.
The GRAND this evening-"struck
Cas-"
TnE Wheeling steel works will go on
again March 8.
OPERA HOUSE this birmingham
beth's Scotch Choir.
A REGULAR meeting OF the Board OF
County Commissioners will be held TO-
day.
TIE sale Of the furniture Of the Wheel;
ing Female college was deferred until
Wednesday.
THOMAS GREER has bought the restau-
rant at 1402 Market street, and assumed
charge Saturday.
TnE Ohio River train due here at So.
m. was delayed yesterday by slip be-
low Ravenswood.
THE Saturday Graphic has been con:
solidated with Pen Pictures, which will
hereafter appear on Saturday.
Mas. SHAW, a colored woman, slipped
on the icy pavement Saturday night and
fell, breaking her arm. DR.. Htldreth
gave her the necessary attention.
TaR house OF Josephine Boyd, coiored,
was raided last night. Three women,
the landlady and three white men were
arrested. One drunk was also taken in
last night.
HOLIDAY PosT, G. A. R., gave a
camp fire, bean bake and literary enter
tainment at their hall Saturday night.
The affair was great success financially
and otherwise.
TIE Natural gas was turned Of from
the Island mains yesterday, while the
water was blown out OF the pipes. 1t
was awful cold in most homes for an
hour or an hour and half.
Mr.. CHARLES GOETHE, sR, living out
Caldwell's run, slipped and fell Satur.
day, injuring his backseVercly. The
consequences may be serious, as Mr..
Goetze is ninety-one years OF age.
A SLIGHT explosion OF natural gas oc.
Cured at the Central Glass O6mpany's
Office yesterday. Mr.. Levi Cassell had
his hand seriously burned, which will
compel him to stay in the house q lew
days.
AUcr1oNEER HRRYEY on Saturday sold,
for the Sheriff, 500 sacks OF beans at aue'
ton, to Joseph Speidel & Co... for At
cents per pound. The beans belonged
to the Rogers Bros. Produce company,
Of California.
CLERK Hook on Saturday admitted to
record deed made January "a, 1891, by
George Schwanenberger and wife to
Peter Miller, for the west half Of lot No.
in Andrew Il. Brittle addition; con.
$500.
AT the Simpson NJ. E. church Rev. W.
Fl. Brooks, the pastor, conducted ser.
vices at IL q. M, and ats p. m. delivered
a sermon to the Grand United Order Of
odd Fellows. At 1880 In the evening
the sacrament was administered,
The Toronto Pottery Company has
notified the employees who live in steu-
benville that they must remove TO To-
ronto, that the pottery isa Toronto In
and the employment 1t gives
must DO for the benefit Of Toronto,
A GENTLEMAN wandered into Joe
saloon Saturday night, and sit |
ting down in a back room, fell asleep.
When he walked, he claimed 70 have
been robbed. Only one man, q well
known character, was In the room with
him.
EUGENE HASKE, the roller skater and
circus actor, has been soliciting adver-
tisements to be printed, framed and
hung on lumpposts, The business men
paid for the advertising and the Graphic
did the printing. Hanke has now van
shed, leaving them all in the lurch.
In order to cut down expenses, the
Pan. Handle Company have ordered that
III telephones IN use in their offices be
AIKEN out. This will prove a great in.
to the public at large and
The public at Columbus, Pittsburgh and
,ther cities Is making very vigorous
Kick.
CoxRrED's Opera Company presented
Strauss's opera, the "Gypsy Baron, J" to
/ fair house, Saturday night. Miss Reta
Selbey, as the Gypsy girl, had very
favorable reception, most Of the mum.
1ers sung by her being enCored. The
Ioloists were supported by awell trained
'horus.