The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-02
LOCAL BREyIrIEs,
Matters OF Minor Moment in and AbO
the City.


OPERA HOUSE this oyening-"Aiter
the Ball"
TnE GRAND this cvoning-"our Mar
ried Men"
Rad the announcement Of Chls. L.
Gocize in to-day's paper.
A NgErIxG OF the council committee
on finance will be held this evening.
The Yorkyille coal mines, which have
been shut down since June, will resume
to-day
THE regular monthly meeting of the
board OF county commissioners will be
held to-day.
MAYER's band did not give its open
air concert Saturday night, owing to
the bad weather.
The travel on the electric street car
liRe yesterday was up to some OF the
best Sundays Of the season.
The Sc,tJmrRe G1.eits says: "Three
more women arrived Thursday
night from Wheeling for our houses OF
ill.iame.
TIE House & Hermann base ball
team would like to hear from the Elm
Grove team for a game in the immedt.
ate future.
Az immense crowd was Mt Mozart
Park yesterday afternoon. The beauti-
ful weather attracted the people to this
favorite resort
WILLIAM FALLoURE was the only de-
PENDANT in police court Saturday night.
lie was fined s. and costs for whipping
Wash Deibaugh.
TINS evening the opening concert and
ball OF the season will be given by the
Beethoven Singing Society in its hall,
on Fourteenth street.
c. A. ScHAErFEH, OF Wheeling, bought
the power house and property OF the
Martins Ferry Construction Company
on Saturday for 1920.
The Central Glass Works shut down
entirely Saturday ut noon, as was an
nounced exclusively in the IYTgLLIGEN-
GER Saturday morning.
YESTERDAY Tommy Inch was ar
rested by Officer O'Brien for refusing
to move on the night before when or
dered by Officer Fitzgerald.
THE Knights OF Rest base ball club
would like to play the Red Cross nine
ON the Benwood grounds next Sunday.
The Red Cross boys can answer through
the INTELLIGENCER.
THE remains OF the man who was
killed by the cars above Martins Ferry
on Friday night were identified as those
OF Joseph Kranyah, and inferred in
Riverview cemetery on Saturday.
No PERFORMANCES were given at the
Opera House Saturday by the Uncle
Toms Cabin" company. After the
rank performance Friday evening Man.
ager Riester cancelled the engagement.
A BAD natural gas leak in the alley
near the First Presbyterian church is
poisoning the air about there in bad
way. Friday night the gas filled the
church so as to almost sulfocate the
people. 1t should be attended to.
LAST evening the Mozart Singing So
ciety gave Il concert at its hall, corner
OF Thirty.cighth and Jacob streets. y
very pleasing programme OF vocal and
instrumental music was rendered, and
all had an enjoyable time.
kid" Mccoy, the pugilist, left yes
terday for Pittsburgh, where he will
train, no suitable quarters being OBJ
tainable here. Welsh, his opponent,
will train at the North Wheeling Liter.
airy and Athletic Clubs house.
SOMEHOW the impression has gotten
out that the Our Married Men" com.
pany is to close its season here. This
is entirely untrue, as the company is
booked till far into 1894. From here
it goes to SteubenvilIe. The company
arrived in the city yesterday.
A NUMBER of the local wheelmen
toured out CaldwelPs run and in by
way OF McNlechen yesterday afternoon.
The roads were good and the weather
delightful for wheeling. Those in the
party were Chris Hartman, w. 7. Sad.
Ter, Will Supler, G. X. Montgomery and
Will JuerGens.
JOHN KlssuM, Russian Jew, aged 10,
OF Twenty-iifth street, was struck with
brick Saturday night, aud had his
arm broken. He was also badly
bruised by being struck other places on
his body. He had informed on q party
OF other boys who had stolen peanuts,
and they assaulted him.
QUITE a riot occurred in n barracks
occupied by foreign laborcrs at Ben.
wood Saturday night, lasting about half
an hour Six men were hurt, three oil
them seriously. One man had his arm
slashed with a knife, a second had a
bad cut on the temple, and a third had
long cut on the back OF his head.
HARRY j. FINK has sold for George
W. Lose to Mrs. Hughes u iifty-acre
farm, situated seven miles east OF Elm
Grove, in Marshall county; considera-
ton, $500. He also sold to George w.
Lose Tor Mrs. Hughes a residence on
North Main street, in which Mr. Lose
intends to make his future home; price,
s., 800.
L. ALLEN THOMAS, the mulatto who
is attracting considerable attention by
walking from New York to Chicago and
return in 10 days for $, 800 was in the
city today on his way back. He has
made thirty.five miles per day, had not
cent of money and has asked for moth
ing to eat on the road He was born
near st. Clairsyille.-lslsbcRuiIIe Ga
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