The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-23
CHLOROF0RMED.
SURE CURE FOR THE roorAAcHe.
Numerous Minor Railroad Accidents Near s,suh.n
riIIs-Cny Aatttrs-BelIAIre and Martins
Ferry News Items, Personal, CrImI.
nal, Industrial and General.

uAt luuuhHthLhnu NeuCIhs
Cambridge was scandalized on Wednesday
evening by seeing prominent young lawyer
marched 10 the lookup between two police
men, for drunkenness.
The addition TO the Guernsey Infrmary Is
being pushed 10 completion. 1t will be fitted
up with all the modern appliances, and will
cost the county nearly $4,000.
A special from SteubenvillG received last
night says: L. Kemhle, u bridge foreman OF
the Panhandle road, jumped from moving
train and fell, breaking his arm. The injury
Is OF such character as to require amputa
ton. He was sent 10 the West Penn hospital,
at Pittsburgh.
Saturday evening last, Lizzie Treiber, q
woman aged about 20, at Cumberland,
Nd, was found dead In her room, holding u
rag over her nose. A coroner's inquest was
held, and numerous doctors testified to
having given deceasei several prescriptions
containing chrorofOrm, on htr statements
that she wanted them for the toothache and
neuralgia The jury returned verdict that
the deceased came 10 h r death by the habit
ual use Of chloroform. administered by her.
self. A brother OF the deceased testified that
he had repeatedly expostuated with his
sister about using the drug aud had asked
all the druggists in town not 10 sell It TO her.
had frequently applied to him for chloro.
form, ald he told her that 1t wouldkili her
In time. and she said she didn't care ifit did;
before witness knew what she wanted with
the drug, he gave her one prescription
for 1t.
MARTINS PERRY.
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night.
Deputy Sheriff F. R. Sedgwick was in
town yesterday.
DR.. West was much better yesterday, and
sat up while. His friends will be glad
to learn Of his improvement.
The victim Of the Portland explosion, Her
man Lewis, had many young friends here,
who heard Of the accident with great sorrow.
His father, Elisha Lewis, formerly lived and
owns property here.
Burglars still continue their operations
here. Monday morning the Second street
entrance to the Sherman House was forced,
and the safe drilled preparatory to inserting
a charge Of powder, but the burglars were
evidently scared away, either by movement
in the room over. the office, or by some
noise or person outside. In their hurry to
depart they left two chiselS, which had been
used in forcing open the door. They obtained
nothing. The same morning the lock on the
door OF Manson's jewelry store was filed with
broken nor was 1t uniastened, and the mid.
night marauders had only their trouble for
their pains,
BELLAlRE
Laura Dainty will read here next Monday
evening.
The Crescent Star Club gives ball at
Central Hall tonight.
The meetings OF the South Bellaire II. T.
Church are still continuing
Mr.. N. Somehow will occupy the Sat.
terthwait residence on Guernsey street.
The Eldorado Circle, Druid Society OF
ladies and gentlemen, gives social at City
Hall this evening.
+. X. Brown, OF Boston, was in town yes
terday. He has bought good deal OF wool
all around this neighborhood.
The child at Mrs sherry's that is tagged
for the smallpox isgetting better fast, it hav-
ing been light attack OF varioloid.
Andrew Tolma, Of Clevcland, has moved his
family here. He will occupy part of the
Methodist parsonage on Guernsey street.
st, Clairsville brought her county seat
committee down to Quincy In fifteen minutes
saturday-just TO show what she could do.
The Franklin Square Library, which has
established Its books at Josephus Gorby's,
opened its library for use OF the subscribers
yesterday.
The new board OF directors Of the IFtna
glass company has chosen +. II Devrlas
president, O, II, StEahl vico president, and
VIM. Brinton secretary.
The Ice has done no damage here, the
principal force being expended against the
bridge piers, below which all the boats that
were here had sought refuge,
Rev. Mr.. Crimes oil SteubenviIle, Is ex-
pected here to preach at the Second Presby-
terrain church the last OF this week, when ser
vices will be held preparatory TO communion
on Sunday.
Richard Grant, q colored chap, who has been
working at the blast furnace for few days,
was arrested yesterday on hia Appearance at
the postoiilce to claim letter In which was
poStofilce order that he had forged before
leaving Cumberland, Md,
Mr., NJ. W. Jourdan, the marble.cutter
who has perfected several laborsavinginven-
tons, yesterday received notice OF the sue
cess Of his application for patent on a COM
bined table and carriage for handling glass
house pots. He has made arrangements with
the Belmont glass house for practical trial
OF his invention.
The Amalgamated Association OF iron and
steel workers, OF Bellaire, have chosen the
followisg officers for their local organisation:
W. r. Stephens president A. p. Heinlein,
wee president; Charles Bamford, treasurer;
Geo. Darby, secretary; financial secretary,
W. NJ. Meek; Lon Stephens Gus. Hope and
Leroy Lancaster, guards
An interview OF the majority OF our bust.
ness men and responsible citizens would no
doubt show an overwhelming sentiment in
favor OF tina continuance, at the spring
election that is beginning to be talked about,
OF our present city administration, which
would be secured by the reelection OF Mayor
Cooper and Marshall Drugan. The police.
men have been paid enough TO obtain good
men for the place, and yet the largely In
creased revenue from the police court has
made this gain financially.
ETEUBRSvELLR.
Mrs. DR.. MolIat will leave for Pensacola,
Fla on Wednesday morning.
A sister OF the late Captain Spencer died
at her residence OH Washington street last
night.
Major Rurko, of this oily, Is attending
Court at ParkersburE. lie Is witness In
the Lomas.Scioto case.
Mrs. Sinclair and son will leave on Wed.
nesday for New Orleans, where will spend
several weeks visiting friends.
Hon. John A. KithcaFt, member of the
Legislature, from this county, returned from
Washington, Pa, last evening.
Tom Brown, while engaged in hauling ice,
broken leg. DR.. McLlne was called and re-
duced the fracture.