The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-29
TIE nELEsTgE SHOOTING.
Manley Resting Easy-Attacit on a Trail
Gthcr BelInire News.

maniey Resting ~Easy-Attack IN a Train.
Gtacr Bellnire News.
John Price and family, OF Z1ntsyille, spent
Sunday here.
It's. Tappan celebrated his Ash birthday
Saturday eYeniug.
g.. 8. McKallip, Of Pittsburgh, washere with
his brother, Rev. ]. K. MoKalnp, Saturday.
The Bel]aire Building and Loan Associa.
ten holds It's annual election Of officers tc,
night.
Miss s. J. Meholin, OF Wheeling, spent Sun.
day at the home Of MI. n. Nelson, on Bel.
mont street.
Mord. Nelson went to Wellsvillo Saturday,
with his engine HON the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh yards, to baye ONE repairs made.
Mrs. Reese will address 0 temperance meet.
ing at City Hall tc-nigAt. Her subject will
be, "The ohio Campaign and itsLe;sons."
Mr.. BiIohlsld got word yesterday Of the
killing OF his brother by a fall Of rocks at
Tuanelton, and be went on the evening train
to bring home the body.
Dan Campbell, conductor on the @. & P.
railroad, while remoyinga coupling link from
q car Saturday evening, narrowly escaped
being crushed 10 death.
The Rtna glass factory Is of for a day OF
so, on account OF q break In the machinery.
Part OF the nsll machines at the nail works
are also idle, as the rolls have been employed
on "tool iron"
Probably during this week work will be
begun by the B. o. Railroad Company on q
switch TO the Bellaire nail works, while all
distractions to the progress OF the 0. v. rail-.
road will be removed.
Yesterday afternoon two men who had
been drinking in one of the numerous
saloons which do their best business on SUI
day, got into q ~sq1abble, and q pistol shot
attracted a great crowd, who followed the
culprits to the lookup. .g-
Yesterday noon there was q wedding that
greatly surprised all but the most intimate
faiends ofthe couple. Mr.. Alex. Wiley and
Miss Anna Winans were married at the
BRIDES home, o. Gravel Hill, by Rev. W. W.
Walker, Of the Episcopal Church, There
were only a few friends present. The newly
married couple took dinner at T. T. Kings,
In whose store Mr.. Wiley ives employed.
They left lest night for Washington City,
where the BRIDES parents are.
Sam Rush was the second man bound over
10 court Saturday for o penitentiary offense.
He and a companion raised 3 row on board
the narrow gauge train, having got drunk
during a visit 10 Bellaire. They were COM
PEELED 10 behave themselves till they got of
at Jacobsburg, where they retired TO safe
distance and stoned the train. Window
were broken, and several persons were struck.
The conductor autographed back and Mr.,
Hoyt, master OF transportation, sent out q
locomotive with an officer. The men thought
themselves safe from pursuit, but Rush was
found and brought back. Tho telegraph Is q
new institution In that part Of the country,
and the men expressed great surprise at ia
detective powers. Rush was held In 3, 900 bail
to answer at court.
Several young men tauntered of together
after the ball At Turner Hall Friday night,
and sometime altar midnight they met "Bus.
teri Tharp, a %bricklayer, and all joined In
boisterous fun. When ThGrp wanted to 20
on the rest objected. All had been drinking,
and Tharp had O revolver, which lie pulled.
It Is not clear that he intended to FIRE, but
the pistol was discharged during q scutle in
which James Marley tried 10 take It from
Tharp. The ball entered Manley's stomach
and bowels. he was carried home, and a.
Dr.. George Closes office was passed he was
called and pronounced the wound 0 danger.
Gus one. ThRrp was arrested. He did not
attemptito conceal himself, but absolutely
refused 10 say anything about the matter,
except through his attorney. he waived an
examination and was released on $1,000 bond
10 answer for shooting with intent to kill.
YesterdayAfternoon Marley wGa Gs easy o.
the doctors expected, but they could not tell
what the result OF the wound might be. II.