The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16
LOCAL BHGyITIEs.

the City.
TuE GRAND this eveninG-JNmes 7.
Murphy.
JACK WEIGH, the pugilIst, wants to
get eight with any man at 1876 pounds.
Nor n case was on tho docket for the
police court Saturday morning or even
ing.
CONNER JONES is in the lookup as a
vagranl. Officer Creighton arrested
him.
REPUBLICANS should attend the meet
ing ut the Ohio County Club rooms to.
night at 7 80.
IT is said that there never was a
shorter apple crop in this neighborhood
than this year.
SATURDAY the rebuilt heating boiler at
the city hail was tested. 1t will be ready
for service in u few days.
IT is understood that the Belmont
nail factory and heating department
will resume work this morning.
The Brooks coal bank, at Thirty
seventh street, will be started up this
morning with twelve men at work.
JOE MILLER, of North Main street,
was locked up last evening, charged by
Mrs. Elmer with disorderly conduci.
The Island and North End Republic
can drum corps will meet at headQuar-
tiers tonight to arrange for the Mckinley
meeting at Bellaire.
Born the opera houses did poor bust
C,t,,rO.,,, t1,,nNnnl0 n1nrnl a
the Opera House and The New York
Theatre Company at the Grand.
FRIDAY evening Miss Cora Akers, Of
McColloch street, gave a party at her
home which was attended by n number
Of her friends anu greatly enjoyed.
SOME very handsome paper is up an.
nouncing the engagement OF Fred
Warde and Louis James at tho Opera
House next Saturday night in 1.-THE
Lions Mouth"
A MARRIAGE license was issued Satur.
| day to George Hess, native OF st.
Clairsvile, aged twenty-five, and Vir-
ginia Davis, a native OF St. Clairsville,
aged twenty-five,
SATURDAY, before Judge Jordan, in
the case OF the State vs. Andrew Heitz,
in jail or account OF failure to give bond
to keep the peace, he was released On his
own recognizance.
WILLIAM RIMMER and James Former
and father, South Siders, are home
from Il hunt down on Fish creek. They
were gone four days and got thirty
eight large jack fish and forty-Lwo SPUR
rels.
JAMES ALEXANDER, colored, was ar
rested Saturday evening, by Officer
| West, on warrant charging improper
relations with Lizzie Harden, white.
He was sent to Jail, in default OF $50
bonds.
NELLIE ELLSWORTH yrs arrested Sat
urday night on a charge OF disorderly
conduct preferred by Mrs. Miller, who
lives near her, aud who says the people
in the house make so much noise
nobody can sleep.
GovFRSoR MCKINLEY will speak this
afternoon at Toronto, up the river, and
ut East Liverpool this evening. He is
making two speeches nearly every day.
Both his meetings to-day promise &c
be rousing successes.
JACK DEvGNNEY and Teddy Flynn
were committed to Jail by Squire Gille-
spy Saturday for assault on Charles
Johnson ut the time the latter and John
Auber were beaten by the two men.
they are held for the grand jury.
\ HOUSE in Alley To- Kept by Mrs.
Snyder, was raided by the police early
yesterday morning, aud Mrs Snyder,
.Artie, Maude, Maggie and Della Tay.
| lor, sisters and cousins vi hers, and Ed
Foster and James r. Sage were locked
up.
THERE was n pretty severe windstorm
Saturday forenoon. Signs, trees, roofs
chlmuiea aud umbrellas suffered. Part
OF the tin roof was blown of the Langc
block on Eotf street south OF Twentieth
a house being built at McNleChen was
also somewhat damaged.
LELAND I. POWERS, who will present
David Copperlield" in theOpera House
Thursday evening. is without o rival
81 lendid chGracterzations, creative &c
mus and consummate art distinguish
hi. efforts. Seats on sale at o'clock
tuesday morning at Z. a. Houses music
store.
FRIDAY afternoon an eight.year-oId
boy named Joha Nice was playing in
Baltimore u Ohio freight car at Mounds.
vile when the train started and carried
hun to this city. Last evening the boy
was found by the police and taken tc
the city hall, where he remained until
u.