The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-02
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
uattsrs Of Minor Moment in and about
the City
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.

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MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
The GRAND this eyening-"wait till
the Clouds Roll By"
JOHN MASON, for disorderly conduct,
and Adam Robel, plain drunk, we're
arrested last night
A NUMBER Of young ladies' will give q
lerp year ball at Cyclers hall Tuesday
night, November 8.
THIS evening the Ohio County Col
ored Republican Club will hold an inn
portant meeting, and n full attendance
is desired.
FRANK FoRD was arrested yesterday
by officer Stump for carrying con-
cealed weapon. The arrest was made
on the Island.
The Union District club will hold an
important meeting this evening. Let
all the Republicans OF the district turn
out and have rousing meeting.
FINK & BRowS have sold to @. L.
Shorts lot 90, in A. P. Fink's addition,
on Wheeling Island, sixty feet by one
hundred, Elm street; consideration
81, 100
A PROMINENT restauranter, speaking
Of the large crowd here Yesterday, said
that though there was considerable of
a crush, there were not nearly so many
people in town as on Mckinley day.
A MARRIAGE license was issued by
Clerk Hook yesterday to Herbert Per-
ley, age twenty-four years, native of
Canada, and Anna Whitman, age eight
cen, both now residents OF Benwood.
CONSTABLE D. NJ. KEEPER, OF Littleton,
lost large pocketbook yesterday after
noon on Main street 1t contained
number of executions, note for S235
payable to Harriet Keller, and other
notes and papers.
The White Rose club viii give a
grand ball, Friday evening, which is
expected to be an event OF the season.
The boys invite nil clubs to participate,
and will insure all good time. The
grand march will start at 1880.
A SPECIAL train will leave the Termi-
nal depot at 7:l5 o'clock this evening
for Bellaire via the Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling railroad, on account OF the
Foster meeting. Fare for round trip 20
cents. Train will return after meeting
is over.
AN old man about seventy-fve years
Of aye was locked up by Officer WilEie
yesterday for raising disturbance on
Market street. No charge was placed
against him and he was released as soon
as he became sober enough to behave
himself.
In October the weather was fair Is
days, clear days, cloudy without rain
q days, and rainy days. The warmest
day was the 10Th, SO de6rees, and the
coolest the 31st. 81 degrees, the average
being IS. In 1891 it was 56l. The
rainfall was 50 inches.
LAST night while the Democratic
parade was passing up Market street.
the employees OF Robare's restaurant
we're out in front watching it go bv.
when some sneak thief went into the
room, took trunk out into the yard in
the rear and broke it open. He took
nothing. probably being scared away
when the people went into the room
again. There is no clue to the thief.
AMONG the many other funny breaks
performed by the Democratic visitors
after the parade last night, was foot
race on Market~street in front of the
Mcclure house, in which Randall man
named Alice and Detective Ed Freil. OF
Pittsburgh, were the principals. The
contest was for s. a side and caused
quite little excitement for the time
being. Alice won with ease.