The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18
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List Monday morning the IsrELLioEScER
published an account taken itcm the West
Union Record Of a confession that had been
made by Little Bill Kennsy, who is now in
Jail t that place, in which be taid that be
and Big Bill KoanGy had murdered Barney
Doyle and children, and that be had thrown
watch which be had secured irtl a mill;
dam. JMt weeks issue OF tie Record cor
tains the following:
As announced 10 last weeks paper, on
Saturday night Mcconnell S Bro. opened the
gates OF their mill 10 lat the water out II the
mill-Jam 81 that search could be made for
the axe with which the Dcy les were murdered
and ios ether things that might be found
thst would shed light on the tragedy. ~
On Sunday morning the McCopnells went
To the creek bank early 10 investigate, aud
fouud the axe batweeu the house where Bet
" Weekly lived and the pike bridge, about
fourteen steps from the sidewalk end six
ttsps below the month OF the run that emp
ties into the creek at that point The water
bad left the axe entirely uncovered. The axe
10 The one belonging to James Weekly, and
which he had loaned to Betty. It's q small
axe, somewhat larger than q boys axe, and
mas pteu lueul'aeu dAueS anu - ~
Weekly. Ga the POLAND where the handle
goes into the socket there are unm stakabls
traces OF blood. The miScreant who threw
the axe there was In too big . hurry ey!.
IDENTIFY to exercise discrt on, for Just otlow
the bridge the water 10 always very deep, and
where he threw 1t the water would have left
It uncovered when te creek gets low, and
where he jumped of OF the sidewalk, which
Ia pretty high from the ground, hs made 0
track which can be seen 10 this day, During
| the dpy various pa ties were In the creek
near tne bridge, where II II rumored elite
Bill" said he threw the wGtoh, but nothing
besides the axe was fund. IL he really did
throw the watch into the creek It Is highly
| prohabls that II will be found before the IS b
OF July, when the trials commence. g"
One hundred and iity thousand young
shad were placed in Ihe Ohio river AZ Mari
eta, a few dsys ago, by H. Z. Quit, OF the
Fish Commission.
asst week James Conner, OF Cabsll county,
was riding In q wagon on a lot OF sacks oil
f11ur, when sudden jolt threw him OF and
the r,ar wheels passing over him, he wat
killed. 700
Sheriff Kyle, OF oabell county, has added
reward OF 800 TO that Of 500 offered by
the Governor for the arrest Of VIM. p y ton
OF "NIgger HILL" who murdered his w.ie on
the 7th Inst. -
John Bond, n fourteer-y ear-old son oil
.Adolph Bond, shoemaker living near Nor.
gnntown, was drowned In Decker Greek, enc
mile above the town, yesterday afternoon.
He was In swimming and was seized with
cramps. e-
"Card playing, daucing and all immoral
practices" are not TO be allowed at Mountain
Lake Park. aud newspapers cannot be sold on
Sunday. Deer Park AID Oakland sre near
by however, and the young people can 70
there for their fun.
Moses n. Little, OF Washington. Pa., has
purchased for A. n. Patterson, New York,
the fancy wool clips OF VIM. Davis, D. T.
Morgan and the Lind y Brothers, aggrega.
ting about 5000 pounds Ut from IS cents 10
IS cents. The conditiot Of this wool was
first-clas, which accounts for the good price
received. g, d. '.
W. P. Ewing, p q, OF Charleston, father Of
Miss Fannie Ewing, the heroine OF an article
published In the IsTELLGEEcER last week,
the scene OF which was In New Mexico, aud
which closed leaving Miss Fannie about to
mary the bead ranger OF the ranch at which
she was visiting, denies that the statements
made therein are true. T.,
Wayne county has large poplar treo In
la borders that has been prepared for hau
ing. It will take twenty yoke OF oxen TO
move II, and Is "boss' log II was cut 50
feet long, though ten or fifteen feet more
could have been added 10 the length. 1t is
81 incl o. in diameter at the tip end, and will
make nearly 500 cubic feet. s'I
Saturday morning the Central House at
Kingwood, kept by Mrs. Rodaheayer, caught
fire from detective tiue aud was burned to
the ground. There was no insurance, and
everything was a tot loss with tle excer-
ton OF little insurance on part 4 tho fur
nit ire. This Is the second time this l.dy has
been burned out since keeping hotel. The
court house at one time was III danger.
It took two hours FridNy evening for tire
LeMoyue cremato'y at Washington 70 re-
duce 70 ashes the body OF Mrs. Bertha
Bleecher, OF New York, who died on the 18th,
OF cancer OF the womb, and the sane length
Of time on Saturday morning ~ burn the
body OF Mrs. Cornell Wollberg. OF the came
place. From the time the fires are lit until
II 10 sufficiently cool to take the ashes out oc-
cupies twenty hours. .-
Work on the buildings connected with the
GAINESVILLE glass fact ,ry is being pushed for
ward very quietly, but as rapidly as some
thirty or more hands can accomplish 1t The
pot house being required for use sooner than
the othsr buildings, Is approaching compl,-
ton more rapidly. It Is a two tory stone
building, 80 by 50 feet, and is under root be-
ing covered with slate Adjoining the pot
house Ia the 81 y mill, % by %. The factory
will be so by l04 and over 100 feet high, with
an annex Al by rs feet for lime, .and, etc.
Twenty -four feet west OF the factory is the
flattening house, huge structure IS by las
feet, and west Of 1t the warehouse, office,
etc., occurYing SO by l25 feet. There will
also be the placksmitl shop and some other
minor buildings In addltitn to the stone
work, which will take about thirteen hun
dred perch, the company will use about eco :
oe0 brick, quarter Of 4 million shingles and
30o. 900 feet u lumber.
PELLAIRE.
,Bellaire contributed large share t, the
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