The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-29
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The 0Itg.
THE GRAND this eyening-The Nc
Gtbeny family.
AGAIN yesterday morning not q case
was heard in the police court
Ton FIETcIER. a plain drunk, was
locked up by Officer Fahey about mid
nishtla asst night.
Billy WINS is the star attraction at
the Musee this week. All his old
Wheeling friends are anxious to see
him.
SEVERAL of the thirty new cars
ordered by the electric railway com.
pany have arrived, and will be put on
the road at once.
AuousT WRIaER's sled upset near the
street car barns yesterday morning, and
the vegetables will which II was loaded
were strewn far and wide.
GEORGE K. WHEAT was yesterday APP
pointed administrator OF the. estate Of
George x. Wheat, ir., and gave bond in
$3.50. with A. "A. Wheat as surety.
GeoRoH and Robert Westlake, both Of
whom played ball with Wheeling teams
in the Tri.State League, have signed
contracts with the Helena, Mont, club
for ncxttyear.
This morning ut nine o'clock at the.
Young MEMS Christian Association
building seats will be reserved for the.
Swedish q~uattette concert To be given
on Saturday evening.
TRE entertainment committee Of the
Y. M @. A. met Tuesday night, and set
things In motion for the New Years
entertainment. Programmes will be
rendered both in the afternoon aud
evening of New Years Day.
Mosr Of the out oftown sports who.
attended the Rowan-Smith prize flht
have returned home. The S~teubenyille
crowd was greatly elated over Jimmy
Rowan's victory, while the Parkers-
burgers were cerrespondingly despond-
emit.
THE Wheeling Gun club will as soon
as the present cold weather abates pro-
badly arrange for a shoot on it's grounds
on tho Island. when several members
Of the club will endeayor to wrest from
George Lennon the state champions
ship trophy he recently won during the
Thanksgiving Day Shoot
JoiISt d. BuRKHARpr, Of Monroe
county, Ohio, reported to the police
last night that he had been robbed OF
S35 and some valuable papers in Lynn's
saloon, on Water street. A man gave
him q note stating the address OF the
place wrong, but Officer Lukens took
him To Iynn's. andlater his money was
recovered.
CLEpElANp's Ministries drew q fairly
good house to the Opera House last
night, and deserved a better one. The
performance is away above the average,
and the Arabs are especially worthyot
attention. Mr.. Cleveland himself was
here with the show, for the first time
in several years. The company goes to
Columbus to-day.
A TELEPHONE message was received at
police headquarters from S~teubenyllle'
yesterday morning to leave word at the
residence OF Mrs. Duncan at No. 404l.
Woods street, for. Mrs. Leland, that her
house was burned down Tuesday even
ing, and for her to return home atonce.
Mrs. Leland was visiting in Wheeling
and was unaware OF her misfortune
until notified in this manner.
"TnE DuKEs W1FE' is the new play
to be given by MacIean aud Prescott
in their coming engagement IN the
Opera House. Nj. MacIean, in his
part OF the reckless ~vagabond, has
never appeared to better advantage.
Miss Prescott, as the wronged wife OF
the Duke of Mantua, is charming, and
they both have achieved as great and
lasting success in their new roles as in
any they have heretofore been seen IN.
The friends of Billy Wins have been
packing the Musee theatre this week.
Billy is a Wheeling boy, and has a vast
number Of friends in Wheeling. He
started histheatrical experience here at
a benefit given by the Odd Fellows ten
years ago, and since that time he has
been on the road with some Of the best
companies. He is o splendid comedian
andis well liked by all. His specially
this week Is very funny, aud the ex-
pressions Of his face ludtcrous in the
extreme. The boys hopein the near
future to see Billy a star.