The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-11
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWS,


will have picnic to-morow-.a sort Of nd.
dition TO tho Fourth. ~, =
The Luchs brothers are promising n tlra.
matte company for the NEXT season. com.
posed OF Bellaire talent alone.
Austin Ault who has been In Texas for
several years Is among old friends In this
heishborhood. lie will return In September.
Miss Jennie T.. Hover, a young lady well
known III Bellaire, died last Thursday at
0Deflih, Ohio, at the home OF George Dor.
deau1. 54.f l.TII,7j'' I 1fIoI',Ii,
Henry l.azure started yesterday 10 conduct
nearly score OF glass workers OF this vicinity,
10 halifax, where they all go to work III
A new glass house. IYIIS
Hawthorne, the "bull pc ddltr,n was In
!own yesterday, loading stock for the Pitts.
6urSh market. 0ne bull for him could not
way.
N. Bennett, OF Wheeling, Is expected 10
address meeting Of workingmen here 10.
morrow evening. The purpose OF the meet.
inI Is to organize lodge Ut the knights OF
Labor. '5'l p y. u.fIflWg plfl II9liI 4
The members OF the Disciples Church have
IN view man whom thoy think will suit
them Tor pastor. lie will be here soon TO
stay Tor week, when he and the congrega.
lion can judge olone another's compatibility.
Mr.. W. G. Stewart left yesterday for Mingo,
where he goes to superintcnd the placing Of
the machinery and The Arrangement OF the
machines OF the new nail works, OF which he
Will have Charge assuperintendent. 1t is not
yet known who will take his place among
The nailers ut the Bellarc Iron Works. :
ri MAIrIS's FERRY. ~ .Tt
There are four prisoners IN the Cooler,
Mrs. Ryder, wife OF Jacob Ryder, Is quite III.
VIM. Linn, Deputy Marshall, is too i'll for
duty.
Shater aud Fields, both colored, paid 81
aud costs each yesterday for II plain drunk,
Saturday night. :
There SCENE to have been an epidemic OF
cboicfa tnorbus Oh Sunday, many cases being
reported yesterday morning.
Chicken thieves nre becoming troublesome.
Messss. Grove and Ryder are the latest sui.
icfers from their depredations. g+fy,.i
Marshal Hanson avows his intention Of
liking his permanent Headquarters In City
Hall, and has bought himselfa cot.
Two unfortunate youths are manipulating
tue gleeiul hammer upon the ilinty lime.
stone.-iiIe toll end o.! their "i;loriOu,
FOURTH
Mrs. Delaney, wife OF Michael Delaney, IL
soldier Oi tile war of 1872 died ut her resi-.
aehce IN burlington on Sunday and will be
buried at Smithileld tomorrow. She was
ahent su years old. and came originally from
the neighborhood Of4It. Pleasant. She lad
lived at Burlington many years, and was
probably the oldest lady In this township.
Bon amIn Dawson, probably the oldest
glass blower in this part OF the country, aud
well known to every glass worker in this
neighborhood, died suddenly early yester.
day morning from All attack OF cramps or
cholera morbns. lie had been out on Sun.
day afternoon, but complained OF being un.
well, and was taken badly i'll early in the
evening. Medical aid was summoned, but
without avail, for his death took place about
. O'Clock Monday morning. lI0 was about
" years old, and had lived here upwards OF
thirty years. Dawsoa's funeral will lake
place to-dny, and the Buckeye Glass Works
will suspend operations to allow those en-.
ployed there to attend the funeral.
l,it srEuRESYIILE, a.
Z. y. Fellows, OF New Alexandria, this
county, lost n roll OF money at Mingo Sun.
day, amounting to s3,i05. Whether stolen
know. y . -'s'' =
some OF our preachers had the exceedingly
pau taste, sunday, in referring in their ser.
mona to tile Scioto accident to charge that
the disaster was Judgment sent by the
Almighty because OF the wickedncsy Of the
people. Where they got their Information
has not rs yet been learned.
An examination by Council Saturday
night and trial before the Mayor this utter.
noon, has revealed to the general public
here the existence OF a plague spot OF vic
IN our midst whose rottenness probably
equals anything to be found in the sane line in
the large cities. From the testimony it up
pears thattw women, Mrs. McGilyery and
Sallie Welsh, have been running couple OF
lewd ranches in the old Sutclifl property, on
south street, at and around which conduct
OF tho West and most outrageous character
has been INDUCED In to the fullest extent.
a great deal OF the testimony wns utterly I'M
III ior publication, such rs indecent expos
ures vi persons by men and women,
vie language to passerS.by and within the
hearing OF the neighbor, and continued fights
ana rows, with IN occasional shooting affair.
All ms to the great annoyance and disturb.
ance OF the neiehhors. who are good and re-
Specialize people. They have heen slow in
making complaint, owing TO the desperate
Characters OF the men who visit these houses,
and whose ill.will they feared to incur. The
trouble finally became so bad that the City
council began to take action in the matter,
which stirred up the Mayor, 1t would seem,
to make some effort to do his duty. Th. de-
cision on the charge against the above two
women for keeping disor1erly houses will be
made known tomorrow. :
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