The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-02
LOCAL H%i,EvlTIEs,
Matters of allaor 0lomOnt in and Apou.

'A'NN sit Ah nav 81 cuAN
the City.
MATINEE at tho Opera House to. day.
orGnA House. this cyening-Bristol's
horse show.
RICHARD BLUM was arrested last night
by Oiicer Moran for being drunk.
CONCEPT and ball by the Opera House
Orchestra at Arion hall tonight.
A MASQUERADE ball will be given this
evening by tho Gaiety club at 1outonia
hall.
Henry Ilelrigel, OF Cameron, is hero
on q visit to his parents in the Eighth
ward. ~
HENRY S~lIALLcnoss has put up n mon
ster,ncw bill board opposite the Atlantic
engine house.
SEVERAL boys got into n little racket
at tho Terminal station yesterday and
one arrest was made.
GLASS doors have been put III tho
postoilice, tho greatest improvement
nude for long time.
OFFICER DESMOND shot n vagrant dog
yesterday. There have not been very
many canine executions lately.
Work is fairly jumping on tho span.
drcl walls OF tho Main street bridge.
Most OF tho bolts have been drawn from
the wooden false arch.
An open session OF Silver Wave Cas-
tie No. IL, a. OK. Of tho NJ. G., will DO
held this evening ut Handlan's hall, to
celebrate the orders anniversary.
KIMBERLY & DAVIS arc receiving a
load Of very fine Michigan oats, tho
first car unloNded at the Wheeling B.
nj. Company's now freight depot.
JosEru JACOBS, tho well known
clothier, has rented the building No.
1889 Main street, and will shortly re-
move his large stock OF goods to that
place.
SOME good work was done, so far us it
went, carting snow and slush Off tho
streets yesterday. There is n good deal
lett, though. At Main and Sixteenth
streets the mud is simply terrible.
TRAIN No. s, on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
road, duo here from the west after mid
night, was abandoned last night owing
to IN accident west OF the river, the par
t~iculars Of which could not DO learned
here.
THE Primus clubs dance at Franz
helms hall last night was well attend
ed, and over %thirty-fve couples sat
down to an elegant supper at the Hotel
Van kcuren. Professor killmyer played
for the dance.
A WOMAN named Wrightson was at po-
lice headquarters yesterday looking for
her son Robert, a job printer, who is
said to have been here Il month ago,
having come from oParkersburg. She
found no trace OF him, however.
4 MARRIAGE license was yesterday
issued to Nemore Bates, aged 10, a ma
tive OF Cumberland, Maryland, and resi-
dent OF Wheeling, and Fannie West,
aged 20, a native OF Cadiz, Ohio, and
resident OF this city, both colorcd.
II. G. Long and Thomas Slmouse, OF
Grafton, Frank Smith, OF Sistervillc,
William ODonnoll, OF Winfield, and
John Anderson, OF Fairmont, are the
West Virginians at the St. Charles
Hotel.
A Mis-. Locn yesterday complained to
tho police that her husband had de-
serted her five weeks ago, and she was
left destitute and not being strong,
found the battle OF life pretty hard.
The officers could offer her little con
ISOLATION.
AT tho last regular meeting OF the
Enterprise Lodge OF Good Tcnplars the
following officers were elected: Chief
Tcmplar, Charles Armstrong; vice
Templar, Lilly Camp; secretary, James
Simpson; financial secretary, Maude
Graves; treasurer, Ida Simpson; chap
lain, Joseph Hubbard; marshal, Thomas
Simpson,; guard, Emma Mortlc; SEN
tincl, William G. Marling.
Two newly arrived printers were run
in by Officers Gaus and 0'Brien yestcr-
day afternoon for fighting on Sixteenth
street. Horny Strauder, a big colored
man, was run in by West for disorder
in the Second ward. He was very wild,
and on his way to the lookup tried to
break the patrol wagon, and it took
two officers to keep him in it. He was
six feet tall and iull clear up.