The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-03

considering this project for soma time and
ns soon ~ the sids.wheeleru can DO disposed
OF will probably procure stsrn.wheelers Az
every one knows the latter arc run at much
less expense than the former, ind since the
opening Of the Ohio River road boats In this
trAde have found their receipts cut of some.
what, 30 that curtallment Of expenses 10
rendered necessary. N 40 xiss
The ehepherds!owu Reoi,ler says that o few
mornings slnce q sensation was created by
the announcement that Mias Augusta JAG.
qualine Rohrback had committed suicide
The facts are as follows. On Thursday night
Miss Rohrback, with her sister Minnie, re.
tired ut their usual hour. About 9 O'Clock
In the morning Minnie awoks and missed
her sister; after calling her aud receiving no
answer, she aroused her father, and after a
search they found Miss Jacqualins In The
spare bedroom, dead. Bhe had committed
suicide BY hanging herself 10 bsd.post
Miss Rohtback, was about twenty-five years
OF age, and was much liked and esteemed by
all who knew her. Bhs was OF a brirht an
cheerful disposition, and mt ono thought she
would be the pernon to take her own life. II
IL said that Tor some time past sho has been
melancholy aud depressed st times, though
Tor what cause 10 unknown. IA ~
The arrangements for the Fourth OF July
celebration at Warrington under the auspices
Of the cit'zans are all CON pleted and the affair
will DO one that will b. memorable, The
parade " II be very attractive. Colonel W,
W. Arbe.t. Of this city. will deliver the
oration,N d addresses will be delivered by G.,
W.. Atkin sou and Q. d. Hart, OF Wheeling.
and Hon. i. f. Martin, OF Grafton. a
splendid concert and a balloon ascension,
With plenty OF IRE works will take up the
time after supper. Numerous other enter.
tanning features are on the days. programme.
Thus far the citizens Of Washington, Ps,.
have only raised 81 4l5 Of the 81, 600 re- uired
to purchase grounds 10 Induce Pittspurgh
capital 10 estAbliah glass works there, It
aopears to be an rttr impo ii 1, t, 10 ri .
$1,000, although the strongsHt endsavors have
bsen made. .0'1"' :
The Charleston Times sayr: "Aul interest.
ing case was tried before Justice Y. A, Gates,
"a the 10th OF June, Ross & Stockton gave
70 DtGruyter q 90. check on the State Bank,
which failed on the night Of the 18th. About
O'CLOCK +. NJ, on the II, the Knnawha Val.
ley preaented the check for payment with
many olhars, but was requested to hold II
t!ll MI. Tfuslow, President Of the State
Bank, returned from dinner. The agent OF
the kanawha Valley Bank took the checks
oack to hiu tank. The State Bank being
unable TO make satisfactory arrangements
with the Kanawha Valley Bank, the check
was again presented after banking hours and
protested. Rors & Stockton had money at
the State Bank and checks which thuy gave
to others after giving the checks 10 dsGruytel
we're paid. They CLAIM that 1t was through
the negligence Of deGruytsr; that the check
to him was not paid. The Justice reserved
his decision. Something like$ 800 OF checks
are In the same condition, and the ksnawha
Valley Bank is very much intsres!edin the
result. 49, -