The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-25

ltAls Dr. tlhlIbFlllt OlIy Whuts JUSTIFY uul
fair plavand she does not fear the result.
Martinsburg has two cases OF small pox.
The scourge Is spreading.
Gilmer county now boasts OF tenantless
jail. What county can beat thai?
Waynesbufg votes in February, on the
question OF cows running at large
Bob Burdette will lecture in the Town
Hall at Waynesburg on the 10th OF February.
Deputy Sheriff Hooper, OF Taylor county.
has been so sick and Is still so III that he has
been Obliged to resign his Office.
Ex-President w. A. Mack, OF the Wheel.
ing s Lake Erie railroad, claims $4,000 for
back salary and advanced money, and has
sued the Company atNorwalk therefor.
It Is rumored that Colonel Bob Ingersoll
will be secured 10 assist in the prosecution OF
N. L. Dukes, the slayer OF Captain Mutt The
excitement when that case comesup for trial.
Mrs. John Hawk, was recently burned to
death near Georgetown, o, in the presence
OF her. little children, who could render their
unhappy mother no assistance. Her clothes
caught fire as she was attending TO her bak-
ing.
James B. Former, school teacher in Greene
county has been placed under $500 bond for
bis appearance at the next term OF court to
answer charge OF assaulting an Swear old
girl OF Samuel Millers. He whipped her
numerically and without cause. The little
girl could not spell "malt," and the teacher
becoming angry seized his rod, which could
be very favorably compared TO an OK 'gsd,"
and gave regular body beating. So severe
was the whipping that her back was welted
and afterwards became black and blue.
An aged lady named Miles was run over
and killed by west bound train on the B. Il
o. railroad early Tuesday morning, two
miles east OF Spencer station. She boarded
pocketbook or ticket and was put of at
spencer by the conductor. She was going TO
Belmont TO visit her son, aud after having
been put of the train started 10 walk on the
track, aud was struck by the western
train. She was about 90 years old and the
son she expected 10 visit Is bridge builder
and has been In the employ Of the B. & o.
railroad for sixteen years,
bU' p. MARTINS FERRY.
T. Charles kugler, Esq, OF GAINESVILLE, was
here yesterday, on business.
Dr. West was still better yesterday, and sat
up portion of the day. HIS physicians
seem confident now that the doctor will soon
be able to be out on the street.
Robert Grayson, Of the Black Diamond
tool works firm, who has been very i'll with
typhoid fever, was very low yesterday after.
noon, and thought to be dying.
The pots at the EIson glass works were
Alled yesterday afternoon, and glass will
probably be made to-day. Mr.. Nicholson, the
builder OF their furnace, is In town, and was
at the works all the afternoon
Joseph IeWls the author Of the "Patriot
Sons, now being rehearsed here, Is expected
to arrive here this week and superintend the
future rehearsals. He has forwarded some
fine posters, which will be displayed next
week.
A. D. Hallowell and John SkIllen, both
employees Of tho Elson glass works, became
involved In quarrel yesterday afternoon,
when Hallowell gave Skillen "bifter" on
the left eye, bruisiRg itquite seriously. The
Mayor assessed the damages at So aud costs,
which wGrs paid.
The Excelsior CornPt RAnd's festival will
begin Friday evening. The handsome gold
watch that will be awarded the lady securing
the largest amount OF money Is now OH exit.
ton Ia Manson's window. The festival Is
given for the purpose Of rsiaips funds 10 pay
Tor the new instFqmehtg.
Warrants were Issued yesterday for 1--WE
lads, Joseph Slayen, Stephen Holland, Her
man Hess, Patrick Kyne aad Alex. Taylor
charged with disorderIy conduct last Sunday
on the property OF the Buckeye Glass Cows
pany. The three first named appeSTsd before
the Mayor and, after being feprimanded,
were discharged. The prosecution grew out
Of the habit gang Of boys have OF loaflng
around the works on Sunday and INDUCING
In petty acts Of mischief-R habit the man:
ager OF the works, NJ. John Miller, desires to
bSeas up. Tho next violation will be pun
ishsd severely.
wELlsEVR9.
pr, ". @. Ktrker Is confined to his resi-.
dence by serious illness.
There Is an unusual amount OF sickness
Just now, caused by the sudden changes in
the weather.
Gen. l. H. DuVal, who has been in 81. Louis,
Mo-, for ten days past, returned home on
Wednesday morning.
The outlook TOR q large number OF new
dwelling houses 10 be built In the spring Is
very encouraging. A large number have al.
ready been contracted for.
Mr.. Joseph Lewis, Of Boston, MaSg, will
play the Patriot Sons for the benefit Of Mai.
Pierpoint Post 30. o @. A. Il, on the even
inEs OF February I, s aud 0. This Post now
cruits are still coming In.
The frst winloV glass vas made at the
Pan Handle Window Glass Works on Tues.
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