The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-21
LOCAL BREvIplEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and nh
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Matters of Minor Moment in and about
the City.
TIE Musee theatre is advertised for
sale.
Igg GRAND this evening -"Qh, What
a Night
orrnA House this oyening-KclIar,
the Magician.
10 drive horse smooth,shod over the
icy streets these days is cruelty TO AMI
mails.
ANOTHER night rs cold as Sunday
night would make plenty oil good Ice Tor
skating.
THERE was talk OF an extra Council
meeting this week, but SO far none has
been called,
IT is expected that the LNBelle mill
will 90 to work in all departments with
Il lull force this morning,
The Wheeling CycIers will give hop
tomorrow night at their hall on the
south Side, and big time is expected.
WILLIE OcHERMAN, an Eighth ward
boy, cut his arm badly Saturday even
ing while closing Il door, the glass in it
breaking and falling on the arm.
YESTERDAY morning Walter Nixon an
East Wheeling boy while coasting down
Wood street, struck an electric light
pole, and mashed his nose and faco.
RIcHARD COINS, aged twenty-one, OF
Wellsburg, W, Va, and Mary r. Shater,
aged nineteen, OF Wheeling, were yes
terday licensed to wed by Clerk Hook.
SEVERAL sleds and few sleighs were
out yesterday, but not much DISPOSE
ton is shown to take advantage OF the
snow in that way, perhaps because it is
too cold.
Mr.. HARRY ]. FINK has purchased the
interest OF W. T. Brown in the real
estate business, and has taken into the
firm Mr.. G. &. Brown. The firm will
still remain Fink 4 Brown.
CHARLES +. BRANpFAss yesterday
qualified rs executor OF the last will and
testament OF William Weidebusch, de.
ceased, and gave bond ia the sum OF
$500, with Peter MUM as surety.
WoRD was left at police headquarters
yesterday by @. w. McChesney that an
oyercoat had been stolen iron him at
his residence at 1913 Ohapline street.
The thief has not been apprehended.
TIE ladies OF the First Baptist church
are to give u Martha Washington tea
this evening. All attending are TO re-
ceive unique souvenirs, and a lunch
will be served free, The programme to
be rendered is pleasing one.
A HORSE undertook to walk across the
Terminal Company's bridge, south OF
tho Chapline hill tunnel, and fell
through the ties, where he was found
early yesterday morning by Officers
O'Brion and Fitzgerald, and removed
uuhurt.
LAST night Officers Herbert Scally and
Watson raIdel the houses Of Ella Miller,
in Alley G, and Lulu Burkhart, on
Tenth street. In the former the land
lady, three girls and two men wore
caught and in tho latter tho landlady,
two girls and three men.
If one were asked to select the worst
feature OF Lillian Kennedy's play given
at the Opera House last night, be would
have to say the name, "She Couldn't
Marry Three" The play is not very
bad, though 1t has no original clements,
aud worse companies have been seen
here.
YESTERDAY Bellaire ice dealer and
Benwood ice dealer met in Wheeling to
complete deal, trading ice wagons.
There was n matter Of 5000 to boot, and
tho Benwood man proposed to throw
dice whether he pay 500 or 5000. Bel
laire is sporty town, and he was taken
up quick. Benwood won on three
horses, and Kept half tho 5000.