The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-21
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Ladies' On the hIFSeI-One BOY ELHbs n
0IheF-A RhinIHg IFmpVFauOe Light
accident 10 y PFOmiEsHI aInSPu- ar
TinEe OGIWO Popular IOuny People.
Night before last "a two girls named
Matte Howard and Jennie AdamS, re-
spectacle working girls, were walking
along Belmont street near the creek
bridge, they were assaulted by youuI
man. Miss Howard was thrown down
and the brutal asSaier would have &C.
Complished his evident dastardly purpose
but for the approach Of two men. Yes
terday the girls identified Jack Crogan sH
the man, and Officer Archer arrested him
Hi trial was 10 have come off last night,
but owing to the absence Of important
witnesses it was postponed.
0n Wednesday evening as Master John
Muth was going from his home to bis
fathers shop. on Union street, a boy BY
the name OF burst began snowballing him
IIe picked up a coal stone and hit Dursl
with It, and at last the case went so far
that burst made at Muth with an open
knife and struck him, cutting through his
clothing an making an ugly flesh wound
about two inches above tho heart, The
wound is not dangerous, but this certainly
shows very bad spirit in burst. We
learn that nothing will be done in the
matter.
Mr.. Adams Is still preaching every night
to large congregations at the Disciples
Church. There will be q cottage meeting
this afternoon at the residence Of Benz
Ogle, on Guernsey street. A full attend.
anCe 10 desired.
The citizens Of Bellaire are anxious
about the county seat question. but moth.
ing could be learned up to 8 O'Clock last
evening So me OF the parties who went
to Columbus in the interest Of the city
were expected home last night. We must
hope.
On Wednesday evening as Mr.. N. l.
Marsh was working at his jeweler bench d,
fpirit lamp exploded and burned Mr.
Marsh's side whiskers 30 that he had 10
have them cut oil.
The managers OF the Bellaire nail mill
wanted the coal drivers to 20 In and dig
coal enough 10 run the factory and the
beating furnaces during the strike the bal.
ance Of the week. The drivers refused
and the mill WILSON he out Of coal
The reports OF The affair OF Mics Jones
at the high school Wednesday afternoon,
arc not all correct. Mr Irwin was not at
all 10 blame, according tU the accounts OF
the scholars present and Of Miss Jones
herself There will be no investigation
therefore.
As Mr.. Z. q. WinanB was going home
last evening about halfpast six O'clock he
slipped on the Ice on the pavement atthe
corner Of Thlrty.seventh and Noble streets
and broke his left leg Just above the ankle
Joint. He was taken to his home In the
Fifth ward, and DR.. Woodbridge was
called 10 render assistance. The accident
is very severe one, but not dangerous.
The Ohio Editorial Association went
through yesterday morning on Q special
train Ot palace cars. They were accom-.
panied by number Of ladies, and are
bound for Baltimore, where they are 10 be
the guests OF members Of the press. Hunt
and Gaumer, Of II. ClSltRville; Dtennen,
Of Martins Ferry, and Allen, OF this city,
with their wives, were ID the party.
Our attention has been called 10 the
following paragraph in newspaper: ~.
r. McNSbb, editor Of the Sharon, Pa,
Daily Eagle, was tried in the Chminal
Courts Oi Mercer county, In that Sta Q, on
q charge Of il'el, made by VIII J. Nc
Conpell, the temperance apostle, for at.
taCks made upon him whils lecturlng 10
that vicinity. McNAbb was found guilty
by the jury, and sentenced by the court
10 pay hne OF 81 and the costs. The
court must have thought that the editor
was more than half right in what he said" !"
This man Mcconnell is the one who won
such an unenviabls reputation here some
month ago, and afterwards atseyerAl other
places In the vicinity, notably At New
MaftinsSille,
Mr.. ". ]. BetsundihAl, OF ibis city,
Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue,
and Mica Cora, daughter Of NJ. ], Dorsey,
Of POwhatAn, we're married at The latter
place yesterday. r. U. F.