The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
LOCAL BREyITlEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and about
the City.

tno CltY.
TnE Belmonts and Hubs win play on
the Island to-day,
OPERA House this evening-Frank
Hennig in "Julius Cesar"
FRANK WALTHER il building an addi-
ton to his business house on the South
Side.
Down the river Strawberries are sell
ing Mt from 10 to 20 cents, but are not
plenty.
TuE relay foot race by members Of
the Y. NJ. q. A., between New Cumber-
land and Wheeling will not take place
until fall,
Iris rumored that the Junction Iron
company, at Mingo, are contemplating
converting their nail factory into bar
or skelp mill.
Six persons went from Bridgeport in
the sleeper on the new train on the
Cleveland, Loraiu & Wheeling on Sun
day, and quite number yesterday
In yesterdays issue it was stated that
the Fulton team defeated the Hubs at u
game OF base ball. This ia wrong; the
Hubs defeated their opponontsi score,
10 toS.
A NUMBER oithe manufacturing estab-
lishments will shut down to-day, in
Guiding Bloch Brothers tobacco factory,
Hobbs and Central glass works and tho
Riverside mills,
A FORCE OF Baltimore & Ohio repair
hands, having nothing else to do, put
in yesterday readjussing the Hempaeld
rails on Sixteenth street between Mar
ket and Chaplne again.
The now Mozart park, at the head OF
Forty-third street, will be open for the
public next Sunday, though the incline
plane railway will not be completed
until the middle OF June.
The Ohio and West Virginia Coal and
Stone company has been organized with
q capital OF $3.50, 900 to operate on leases
taken near Deyinney's warehouse on
Cross Greek in Brooke county.
PRoP. WILLIS, "the black Hermann"
and u company OF specially artists,
vocal musicians, dancers, pianists and
boxers. will give an entertainment at
the Musee theatre this evening.
YESTERDAY the Emerson athletics,
composed Of colored boys, gave an en-
ioyable picnic at Maple Sugar grove,
driving out and returning in Weity's
big picnic wagon, which was well filled.
LAST evening after its regular meet
ing Washington Council. o. U. A. NJ,
had an enjoyable social time in its hall
A fine impromptu programme was rem.
dered by members, aud delicious re-
treshments served.
From tho interest already shown in
regard to the ball to be given at Turner
hall Thursday evening for tho benefit OF
Mike Howley tho pugilst, it Is evident
that the attendance will be large and
tho affair success socially and fnan-
Giaily.
THE Liberty brought up an excursion
from Wheeling yesterday, and the
Andes brought one OF Its tough eXcur-
sions down from East Liverpool and
number got on board, among them be-
ing some disreputable characters from
this eity.-StsubenUilio Gazette.
YESTERDAY morning about 10 o'clock
Mrs. Killean Hildebrand, OF tho South
Side, was carrying tub with hot water
in it, when she stumbled, fell and was
fearfully burned on tho left arm, which
looked like ono big blister. The right
arm was also burned, but not SO badly
as the other.
A NUMBER Of dogs have been poisoned
lately in the Second ward, and the citi-
zeus arc considerably stirred up over
the manner in which the work is being
done. A largo piece OF liver filed with
ane glass and poison was found near q
spring in yard on Charles street, no
doubt placed there for the purpose OF
poisoning dogs, but the location in
which it was placed made it a very
serious matter, and the proper authorl.
ties should make an investigation.