The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14
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some excitement last evening on Main street,
near Hess's, corner, BY falling In u Nht. He
was carried into the store, where he shortly
recovered and was taken home by his
brother. q. $3.50 d. s. ssfS
We regret 10 announce the death Of Ella
May, bright 1S.year old daughter of Officer
Ltston, OF lhe. Eighth ward. The family has
the sympathy Of a large number. Tbs little
girl was a general favorlte With all who
knew her 7a s
THE Secretary OF State yesterday received
| the certificate OF the merger and consoltda.
ton OF the New River lsallioad Company, Of
pany Of Virginia, mud The East River Railroad
Company, Into and with the Norfolk 4 West.
ern Railroad Company. B".f
WV. llkfsxE Was arrested last evening by
Officer Nolte, OIL u warrant sworn ont by
Louis Willxues, who asserts That il was Bee.
bee who struck him uilawaies on the Market
street bridge Saturday night. Beebec EN-.
phatically denies the charge, but the truth
will no doubt be ascertained IN Police Court
this morning. Beebee Is out on bail T
TIE Committee OH City Prison failed to get
n quorum last night, aud adjourned to meet
this morning Superintendent Maloney has
now served ycar, lacking few days, over
bis term, owing to the failure OF Council to
elect successor. However, he make n good
officer, and II Council would only always let
we'll enough atone, rs IN this case, there
would be no cause for complaint.
LAST night james Craig made things senet.
ally unpleasant about the enhance to Turacr
Hail. lie was Just drunk enough to be trou.
bleson,e, and he insisted on going IN without
ticket. Being rcpuisc,i, he struck the door.
keeper, Hermann Jaeckel: A telephone call
for the police wus'seHt In, AID Officer Hrl
went up and arrested Craig Heat first re-.
ftn ed to 90. bit the oil|eef laid him on his
back neatly and pu. the hippcrs TO his wrist,
when he consented 10 ApcoEpsny his capior.
JorS TunSnuLL died Saturday evening" at
the rcciacnee Of his daughter, Mrs. James
Beans, OH Washington SIT Get, at the uge Of 81
years. Mr.. Turnbu!l vau \ native Of Fog
land, and came TO this country ", years aso.
He leaves two daughters. Mrs Beans. OF this
city, md Mrs. Charles. Birch, OF Wheeling.
The funeral took p!ace At ~ 4. NJ. on Monday.
Elder N. D. Adams officiating. Tho pal :
bearers were D. Turner, j. 4. Williams. A.
lrayisand Thos AllNn.- -sicWtenrii'e Herald
IT seems as e there Is . uUlll ,esolyc 10
enforce the ordinances for the protection aud
! regulation OF the city markets. We yes,er.
day chronicled the case against IN Ohio mar,
named ualahes for selling butter OF short
weight. Last night Officer Nolte arrested
Fred Ticiber, charged will: faIestal;pc the
Central Market. This practice has eauselI
general complaint among patrons OF holl,
Hlrsets who have seen the market cornercd
In several cstcles OF produce regularly, yet
viii, such cunniugihatitf hard to maintain
case against au olendcr
TIE following transfers were flied Tor ss,
Goia at the Clerks Office yesterday: A deed
made November 10, fSs2, BY G. l. Cranmer
and A. j. Clark. Special Commissioners in
the case Of JOHN, IL. iIGhhs atd wife IS.
Charles W. Brockunier, trustee, az, Il. to
Wa. leighton, il, for onc.,weinh OF tfit
surface OF that part OF coal lot % lyin. al.
jseea. 10 coal lat ~, on the east side Of Wet.
Eel street, In pursi'encc Of The order Of the
Municipal Court. Also decd Islads Septem.
Der 30, 1892 by VIM. Leighton, Jr, aid w,ia
snd Mary Louise Enehart. to Elite ltinehurt,
for ons.lwG!fh OF coal lot %, eighty fectironi
coal lot - on tha east side OF We'zcl street,
i'll consideration OF t..
! ZONE time ngo two small boys i.Au;eti E.y.
ter caused the police much annoyance, aud
finally m order that they be admitted 10 tue
County lnif1ary was secured, aud they
were sent there. i;ast night the elder boy.
about eight years old. probably, turned up
hhulll oH tuc stIec't auh lot iaEh ot y httteF
place 10 put him lie was taken to the Central
station house. lie IL as distressed and for.
sorn.looking little vagaboni rs ever sceh.
Deserted by their tatller. neglected by their
mother, anu rcrsecutad by roughs and boys
the lot Of these children is;nlepi 4 lard one.
Their parents arr. separated, and nsi,bef o.
them has enough common humanity to
properly care for their Clipping.
GEORGE CL.proEp is an inmate OF the Work.
house. He is there on charge OF vagrancy.
lie has been there four months. George has
laid out rs his principal duty Tho c!saniug OF
the City Building every morning, and IS, rs
ii were, on parole being allowed to travel be-
tween the hillside hotel and tho Ark ut his
own sweet will. Sunday morning be dill
not return ns soon as usual III fact was gone
several hours, but as he at last appeared ST.
perintendcnt Maloney supposed that maybe
George had been taking walk abou t the
city. That night Lizzie ltall, woman who
has often figured before the Police Oour. for
prostitution, appeared and asked for her
husband. 1t then came out .hat that morn
Ing she and George had gone cut to West
Alexander and been made Que. They make
a charming couple. There were ito curds.
TnE Council Committee on Ordinances me,
again last evening, to CONSIDER the ordinance
oia" Wy ny bit5 ooliGitoF LaluNell III pNr-
suance OF their Instructions on Saturday
night. granting 10 the Elm GROVE ila:lway
Company the right to ,tse steam motors In.
stead of horse power OH their road, The or
dinance frescsibes that the motors or cass
shall not be run ata higher rate OF speed than
three miles per hour, Of conrgc such al
utterly prepos.erous and lauShable provision
will be amended In Council. It also provides
that the company shall give bond il, the sum
of $50, 600 10 indemnify the city for any eS.
pense or loss Oh ACCOUNT OF damage 10 citi.
zcns by the employment Of steam, yet makes
it. incumbent upon the company TO, ohtain
the permission Of tho property holders In
froMt Of whose lots the road passes for tbs
proposed change. The ordinance viii be re.
ported to Council this evening, but will
scarcely be taken up for confederation.
The now famous claim against the CITY OF
Mrs. Margaret Williams was again before the |
Council Committee on Claims last evening, !
Mrs. Williams is now dead. Some years ago
she dell into Il dilch-on Charles street and
broke LIMB. She sued the city for damages
and got Ia verdict, but the. case was tnken to
the Supreme Court OF Appeals, which or.
dered new trial. Again verdict was rem.
dercd in favor Of tbewoman, giving her dam.
ages in the sum OF s, 600, but us she had sued
for s, 900 she was mt satisfied with the yer.
dict and it was again taken 10 tho Cour, OF
Appeals by her attorney, Capt q. u. Doyener,
and that court again rema'lded it for new
trial. Mrs Williams having In the mean time
departed this life, her heirs are willing to
compromise with the city rather than enter
upon another tedious course OF litigation.
and it was for this purpose that The chin was
again referred to The committee. It's under.
stood that Council will be recommended 10
compromise the case With the heirs OF the
plaintiff. 'l- GIE[5FEG
AyornEn robbery is reported hon an East
Wheeling. ""i!on dc juie, Yesterday after.
noon Cecil Lewis, one Of the inmates of En-
ma Gsay's place, on Jacob street. made
some excuse for going down street, and ut
her request lice Ice, another boarder loan
cd her an elegant black satfa circular to
wear. The time passed, and no Cecil re-
turned. The suspicious Of ,Mlsa Alice were
aroused, and she went to the Lewis woman's
room. where she found that all the dresses
and other clothing Of her late fellow boardcr,
with everything elsa cha owned, had been
taken with her. Is the riri hnA m hunJla