The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-07
ALE BURNETT CUT.
rwo FArAL AUNrlNa AocIpENTs.
Death of an Esteemed oe.os,naIila at s.tub,a
vIlls-lse,adIAry Flrs. at Bellllrt- Child ia.
tally Burned isKalaWha CountI-ln.
tsrsstius nouDdrrills M.lsass.

Inc bAEne9Vlil6 WINDOW Olhtb SOunpAuy
contemplate adding another furnace 10 the
works.
The Barnesyille District Fair Association
Is only able TO pay forty per cent OF the pre-
miums awarded at the last fair.
The Council OF Cambridge has passed an
ordinance instructipg the Marshal to close
the town hall sgainst all showsand meetings
The people itSeems do not want the hall used
for such purposes.
The early part OF last week The clothing Of
six.yeaI- old daughter Of Charles W. Brown,
who lives up Wilson'S Hollow, Klnawha
county, took frs from the FIRE in the CRATE;
and burned entirely of, burning the little
wards.
John Fisher, one OF steubenYills's Oldest
and most respected citizen, died on Monday
night, a!the age Of SO years, he having been
born on October so, 1900. He was the
father OF eleven ohildrsn, and at this time
the children, grand children and great-grand.
children number 1888. He had been mem.
Der OF the First N. E. Church OF that city
for sixty.three years, and, what is better, had
lived the lie OF an upright Christian man
during all the time.
Two OF the crooks arrested In this city were
shipped 10 Dennison Thursday. Friday
night clothing house and jswslry store were
buTglariZtd. A man arrested al Mansfield,
Pa, last night with one Of the stolen over.
coats on 10 supposed 10 be ono Of those two.
The steubenville police may be needed 10
identity him, II sufficient evidence can be
found 10 prosecute him. When these crooks
left here for Dsnnis)n the authorities there
were pot!tlsd.-Steubenrit6 Herald.
VIM. sayes, seventeen year.old youth
residing at Quaker City, met horrible
death while hunting IN The woods. He seI
his gun down with the muzzle pointing to-
wards his breast. While 10 that position
bis foot slipped, striking the trigger and
discharging the weapon. Tho shot entered
his abdomen, dssmboweling him. He lived
but few minutes. Clinton Pallet, young
man residing near there, while out hunting
accidentally discharged his gun, and the ball
passed throgh his arm near the elbow, pre-.
ducipg wound from which he died in few
hours.
Detective All Burnett and D. J. Lscky,
formerly Marshal OF Milton, Cabeli county,
met in s A. Donnella's place OF business q.
Huntington, on last Saturday evening; there
wss, II Is said, feeling OF enmity on the
rATt Il Mr.. Lecky toward Mr.. Burnett over
the division OF a reward OF 500 for the
capture OF cfiminEl-Mr. Lecky claiming
he Was entitled 10 ore-halt OF the same, but
had never received it. Lecky approached
Burnett and peremptotily demanded the $50
he claimed he wgs entitled Ito, denouncing
Burnett as thief, etc. Burnett put his han1
upon his hip pocket, SO TIE report says, and
Lecky put lands on him, or words to that
effect By the intervention Of friends for o
time hosulities were suspended, but again
the difficulty was renewed, By Mr.. Lecky re-
psating the language be had uscd at the out
| set, and the n suit was he attempted 10 cut
Barnett, but was prevented from doipg 30
70 any serious extent. Burnett was out
slight y on the hand, and ran into the street,
pulling his Pop at the time, but lie did not
fire.
Lewis Crossley, man hardly % yeas old,
and not ct oil progressing III appearance,
has been arrested at Cambridge for biRany
and held 10 answer at court. The Tines, 10
speaking OF the preliminary examination,
rays: He chewed bis tobacco and whistled
to the baby as cheerfully as though 1t were
tho commonest thing In the world to bs up
for biGamy. AS developed in the hearing, 1t
appears that Lswis began life early by mar
lryipg Caroline Carncs at Ma:lsburg, Noble
county, when he was 10 and she val l6. But
after fsw abort months, led by tickle fancy
and, he alleges, moved ty domestic discofd,
Lewis wandered forth from the corjugll fire.
side to find work and relief from care elst
where in the world. In 1882. he arrived in
Cambridge and drove drsy for some six
months. In the course OF thAt time he lad
siege to tho heart Il Maggie Dsrr, who was
working as o domestic, Maggie consented to
cast her lot with him, and July 20, they were
married, the liceBae being obtained in TGs-
caravans county. She knew be was married
before and that his wife was living, but &C.
copied without discount his statement that
he was clear Of the Law nov, IS he had been
away from his wife for three years. They re.
moved to Nloholson's Mines where cvar
since Lewis has been digging dusky d.
amords. Wife Nc. with q charming Ut
concern declares that she don't care what he
DOS CT wEas is done with him.