The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-29
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
unttOrD of Minor Moment in and about
tho City.


tho CITY.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
GREAT caramel day at bursts to-day.
THE GRAND this evening-"Widow
Murphy's Goat"
THE Happy Home Athletic Club gave
au enjoyable and successful bali at
Turner hall last night.
YESTERDAY the flags on the Custom
House were at half-mast as mark OF
respect for Mrs. Harrison.
THE new street car rails are laid as far
north as the Market street bridge, and
the cars again run up on Market street.
ARTIST JONI W. MYLEs has on exhib-
ition in Nichols art store handsome
painting of Elsie NJ. a deceased
daughter Of Mr.. Daniel Dinger.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday is
sued to Alva Logsdon, aged twenty
three, Of Moundsvilie, and Mamie Quig-
ley, aged twenty-one, OF Wheeling.
Mrs. L. j. SHORT has sold the Delmon-
leo restaurant, and bought the New Pal
ace restaurant, next door to I. b.
Dolan's, on Market street. She took
charge last night.
CHARLES FRoHMAN's company headed
by Mrs. Leslie Carter, will present
Miss EeIyett" at the Opera House,
December 9. Wheeling does not often
see finer attraction.
A DRUNK and n disorderly were ar
rested on the South Side yesterday af-
ternoon by Officer Moran, and Officer
O'Brien later picked up very drunk
man at the Terminal station.
TIE residents OF the Eighth ward
were given treat and surprise last
evening by the street sweeper making
its appearance there for the second
time since it has been in use
THE Belmont nailers gave a very
pleasant benefit dance last evening ut
Westwood's hall, on the South Side.
Mayer furnished the music, and there
was good sized crowd in attendance.
Amour sixty Tariff Students lett over
the B. Il 0. for Fairmont yesterday al
.ornoon, headed by the fill Opera
House band They returned on spec
ial train after the demonstration was
over.
A HIND woman who had been acting
ugly at the Home for Aged and Friend.
less Women, was brought to the lookup
in the wagon by Officer Creighton last
evening. but after crying good deal
and promising to behave, was taken
back.
Born tho city and county boards Of
equalization and appeals we're at work
yesterday, but neither finished its Ia
bors. No petitions oil especial public
interest were acted on by the county
board. The city board expects to be
done this week.
The G. L. 4 W. railroad will sell tick
cts to Wheeling and return November
| at the following reduced rates: Bel
laire, twenty cents; Bridgeport, fifteen
cents, on account OF the Democratic
meeting. A special train will leave
Wheeling after the meeting.
THERE isn't thing politically going
on tonight, except the Hervey meeting
in the Eighth ward, Col. Poorman at
Bridgeport, Hon, John o, Pendleton at
Benwood, Judge Pearson at Martins
Ferry, and few more things. Besides
this, Hon. A. X. Campbell and Mr.. X.
G. Campbell speak at Valley Grove this
afternoon.
THURSDAY night, near the head of
Eleventh street, the o'clock motor
jumped the track, caused by beer keg
rolling onto the track from above. The
engine went over the embankment, but
fortunately no one was hurt. The
motor was somewhat used up, and was
not replaced on the track until yester-
day morning.
The hearing OF Grace Martin, charged
with keeping house OF ill fame and
selling beer without license, and five
cases against Melissa McGlumphrey, for
renting houses for the purpose OF i'll
fame, which were set for trial before
Squire Ankle Yesterday afternoon, were
postponed until next Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
A NORTH Main street widow, Mrs.
Rentschler, after returning from mar
ket found drawer OF stand open.
Her suspicious we're aroused, and upon
investigation she found that 50 had
been distracted, and Immediately sus-
pected sixteen-year-old boy, son of
neighbor, who, however, when APP
preached denied knowing anything
about it, but later confessed and re-
turned the money.
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