The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-16
LOCAL. Bl,EvIrlEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in aud abor
the City

the City,
THG GRASD this evening 1.-THE
Dago,"
OPERA HousE this eyening-"The
White Squadron"
Tue will Of Henry Conant was yes.
terday admitted to probate and ordered
to be recorded.
Ex.sQUIRE A. R. McCAHoN was last
night locked up by Officer Eahey for
dlsorderIy conduct at his home,
YESTERDAY was Ash Wednesday, the
first day OF Lent, and ii was appropri,
ately observed in tho Catholic churches,
InE wreck on the Ohio River road
Tuesday evening was not entirely
cleared away until yesterday morning
at o'clock,
RAPID progress was made yesterday
on the fifth and sixth stories OF the
Baer building, on Main, South and Six
teenth streets.
THE "Oh, What a Night" will give q
special matinee at the Grand Opera
House on Wednesday next-Washing'
toms Birthday,
DAVE GRANT says he will back Dan
Thomas or Walter Contee against any
man in tho state to wrestle for $500 or
$1,000 q side, Alexander Gardner pre-,
lerred.
JOSEPH A. ARKLE yesterday qualified
as administrator with the will annexed
Of Thomas Shortell, deceased, and gave
bond in the sum OF $1,000, with ], II.
Pipes us surety.
LAST night the Terpsichorean society
gave largely attended masquerade ball
IN the Beethoven hall, and there was u
most enjoyable, not to say hilarious,
time, McClelland's orchestra played.
WMDEy REBEccA lodge No. Q, |. o. O.
f., met last evening ut Odd Fellows'
haii. One candidate was initiated into
the order, The degree class, after tho
meeting, practicel, and did good work.
The railway conductors ball at
Turner hall tomorrow night promises
to be one OF the biggest affairs seen
here this winter. Railway men from all
surrounding towns will be OH hand, as
well as the neighboring fair ones
Tie case OF Nancy G, Mayer VS.. Louis
T, Frobe, to recover damages for selling
liquor to her husband, was put on trial
in tho circuit court yesterday. An
amended declaration was filed in the
case OF w. NJ, Handlan vs.. Frew, Camp
bell & Hart.
In the police court yesterday Fritz
Jordan was fined 81 and costs for q
plain drunk, Dons Russell S. and costs
for disorderfy conduct, and Gladys
Springer So and costs Tor raising dis
tttrbance at kittie Lees place on Main
street, the night before.
T'ng Wheeling Natural Gas Company
ia about to lay gas line from the j. F.
Scott farm in Cecil township to a point
near 0akdale. The object is to carry
gas from the latter point to tho main
limo OH said farm to supply possible
deficiency Washington, Pa, Observer.
In the past week Nesbit & Devine
have sold real estate az follows: The
Clark property, on Eoif street, Centre
Wheeling, to Joe Dieringer, Tor $1,000;
the Venaman property, on Pike street,
to John Moser, for $3.50; the Dierins
farm, near Sherr0rd, to George Clark,
Tor ~, IUU.
THE ladies OF Holiday Woman's Re-
lief Corps will give supper this even
ing at G. A. K. hall from 8 to II
o'clock, and they desire to assure all
who patronize them that the supper
will DO first class and served to their
satisfaction. There will be music, also
ice cream and cake.
THERE was u lively little fence war in
tho Fifth ward yesterday. Thomas Nc
Lain and John Zorn have had dispute
about q property line, and Zorn began
the erection OF fence. McLain sent
carpenter to the place, and as fast us
tho fence was built he tore it down. At
one time woman sat on the newly
built fence and protected it, but as soon
as she got of the fence was demolished.