The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-16
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Matters of Minor Moment In md About
tho City.


MATINEE ut the Grand to-day.
The Grand this ovenins-Melvillc
Sisters.
Two Migrants were locked up by the
police yesterday afternoon.
a NEW safe was got into Ebeling's
pharmacy yesterday with some trouble.
TIE Top mill nail factory has resumed
work after IN idleness OF about two
months.
OFFICER DEvMN last night arrested
Tom Flanagan and Tom Jones for dis.
orderly conduct.
WoNK went right along on the Main
street stone bridge yesterday, in spite
OF tho bad weather.
From to-day OH the grocery stores will
remain open open until about 10 p. m,
until after Christmas.
CoSrRAcroRScorrF FAIR has completed
q new frame house for John Bloch on
North Wabash street.
SOME men fishing in the river above
the Top mill caught u twenty.eight-
f""a S.'Aoi ySatciuay.
New rails arc being laid in place OF
the worst worn ones in the electric
track on North Main street.
TIE electrical railway company has
ordered four new cars. which arc prom
lscd III 4 week or ten days.
YESTERDAY was the kind Of n day that
makes the grip spit on its hands and
prepare to mako fresh ravaGcs.
TIE First District Convention of the
W. CT. U. will meet Thursday morn
ing ut $3.50 i'll the Y. NJ. c. a. hall.
ALBERT ZuLAUr, a driver in the South
Side coal bank, had his foot badly
mashed by a car wheel running over it.
CHARLES BETTER, SR., died yesterday,
aged lifty-seven. The funeral will occur
mt st. Alphonsus church Thursday
morning at . o'clock.
a CHILD named Was, living on Sew
entecnth street, wandered of last night
and was gone some time. 1t was finally
found on Eighteenth street.
TIE La Belle lodge No. ., A. O. U. W,
will tonight dedicate its new hall in
the lIelmbrccht building, at the corner
OF Thirty-sixth and Jacob streets.
Tm: sale OF seats for the W. 81. Con-
cert began yesterday morning, and was
good. There are some good seats left
at 10 and 50 cents, no extra charge for
reserved seats.
May WILLIAMS house Of i'll fame was
pulled last night by Officers Carney,
Daum, Creighton. Wilkie, Buch and
Desmond. The landlady, three inmates
and three men were arrested.
THE Walter Emerson concert company
will give 4 fine entertainment next
Tuesday evening. The company is well
balanced and satisfactory in every part.
Seats will be on sale next Saturday
morning at +. W. Baumer l. CO.. music
store.
PART OF the iron truss for the roof OF
the main building ut the city electric
light plant was put up yesterday, and
the remainder has been shipped from
Cleveland. The work OF getting the
boilers on their foundations is also
making satisfactory progress.
HARVEY FRASER called at the INTEL
LIGENcER office yesterday TO ask that it
should be stated that he did not at
tempt suicide, rs the Register asserted.
lie certainly has not the sore neck that
the Register said he had, and there is
not q statement in the article that is
true.
PETER II. LEIGHTON, formerly Of this
city. died yesterday at Massilon, O.,
aged sixty-eight. The remains will be
brought here and inferred to-day, the
funeral taking place from the Third
Presbyterian church at 1870 p. m. La
Belle lodge, a. 0. U. w., will attend the
funeral In 4 body.