The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-24
LOCAL BREVlTIES.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

Matters OF Minor Moment in and About
the City.
The La Belle pottery resumed work yesterday
THE Whitaker iron works has resumed In
part.
wooD BAOs.' planning mill is again in opera
u0n.
THE GRAND this evenIag-Beach & Bowers
Ministries.
YrsvERDAY was another fine day for drying
wet things.
Work was started doubleturn In the Upper
Riverside bar mill yesterday.
IT is about time TO call attention TO the hai
failure OF the ground hog as prophet.
IN order 10 repair a broken crane, the Tor
mill sheet department was idle yesterday.
Work began yesterday on the foundation
81 s&i the addition TO the S0''A wheeling ''0'p'
IT was EurekG Lodge C. U. o. o. +. whicl
OBLIGATED at Capt. Ham DaVisB funeral on sun
day.
THE Llnsly Institute students paper, III,
LiHs'V Echo, Will make Its first appearance th!i
4 week.
THE vigIlant engine was engaged ycSterds!
| pumping out the cellar OF the Island schoo
| houte.
T. T. sHEAERR yesterday qualified as notary
public, and gave bond with J. p. Rogers a!
| surety.
MYRTLE LYSwooD's house Of I'll fame wa
pulled last night. Six women and four meE
were arrested.
THE KImmonS property sold to August Brlden
stein by Real Estate Agent IAller IL 90 Middle
Wheeling creek instead Of the Big creek.
SOME attractive paper is displayed Rupnunc
ipS 1.-THE Gypsy Baron" Ut the Opera House
iGlurday evening, by the Conreid Opera Co.
THE Terminal Company began on Sunday
driving the piles along tho north side OF the
Creek east Of the Market street bridge for the re-
tHining wall.
Mrs. HARRY ESGLE, OF Twenty.nInth ttreet
J was bitten painfully by dog which she tried tC
part from another with which IL was fighting
Both dogs were her own. DR.. Schwinn dressed
her wound.
TIE ladies Of the A. NJ. E. church onened a ba,
Zaar and ialc In tho Second Ward Market hall
last evening" which will run I'LL Friday evening
Last evening q Warrington tea party was the
programme
The last will aud testament OF Jane Hughes,
deceased, was yesterday admitted TO probate
and ordered 10 be recorded. James Boycott
qualified Is executor, giving bond In the stun oi
600, with John WRltOrd as surety.
THE Rentz,santlCy Co. had two large
houses at the Grand yesterday and last night,
and the Groves were fairly well entertained,
though the performance Is far from great. The
Company lett last night for the West.
JUNGLE HmAM'' had only fair crowd at the
Opera House last night, The performance IL
full Of good things, but they arc rather incOn.
gTuous nevertheless the play Is very enjoyable,
there not being dull minute from curtain 10
curtain. The band and orchestra Is fine.
BELTz, FLADIHG & Co. arc preparing TO make
extensive additions To- their planning mill, which
will increase It's capacity about Onc'tourth. They
will put third story on their engine room, put
IN an elevator aud erect large new drying
house. The Improvements Will cost about
1900.
THE meetings continue with Increased inter
est and profit at EVRnp elstc hall, which was
filled last night 10 OVERLOOKING. Mr.. q. ". eaw.
yer and lad VOgel, the commercial Traveller from
New York, held the fort, and the practical and
common sense talks were received with good
effect. These meetings continue nightly except
Wednesdays.