The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-16

good or bad, and they thought |
they could uEe me. Lowell said once he
only brought ne along to use me,
Ruess he wanted to put INC In hole and
get out himself
The party went from Washington to
Philadelphia and came from there here.
A WHEELING GIRL, NARRIIs ONE OF THEN.
While they were here MCNally became
acquainted with young lady Of highly
respectable connections living in the
same neighborhoOd with the gang, pro-
posed to her and was accepted, They
were engaged to be married but short
time when McNslly gave her a fine Ailk
dress, so Clair says, made from silk stolen
from Stone & Thomas.
About the aame,time Mrs, Lowell had
dress made oil the same piece, The came
dressmaker, living on Sixteenth Rrleet,
made both Of them and Clair leisrs to her
for confederation Of his statement, saying
she will remember the dreaGea from the
care she had to exerClHs 10 keep certain
blOmishes from showing, These, he says,
were caused by drlppings from the plat
form when they were concealed beneath
the clubhouse spoken Of shove.
Clair himself made the acquaintance OF
Ellen Msgruder, daughter Of Dan, we'll
known resident Of East Wheeling, He
said no liked her very well, but had no in.
tentlon OF marrying her, aa she was too
nice o girl. McNally met her in an evil
moment, and not sharing Clair's EOruples,
he was quickly "OT with the old love and
on with the new" lie forSOok his first
fancee, and was engaged TO Misa MagFu'
dor.
This,lad to q slight quarrel between
Lowell aud McNally, The former told the
latter 1t was I'd shame" to drag such
a respectable girl down to the level oil
such people, MCNally was arn, hoWev'
or, and so Lowell cent Clair to warn the
girl. Clair did this frankly, saying II she
had anything to do with any OF the gang
she would rue 1t as long 90 she lived that
they we're bad men and would ruin her,
She was infatuated, and the two were
married by Rev, Mr.. Fitzpatrick, at that
time pastor Of the Hlne Street NJ. E,
church, at hig residence on Jacob street,
Que night after prayer meeting. Ellen
went with AONslly to Cleveland, stuck ia
him after his arrest, and Is now leading q
| blamsless lifoRs domestic Ia a ministers
family in Columbus. Clair expresses the
highest respect for her.
THE OTHER WOMAN,
Ellen McNally, known as Mrs. Lowell
! 10 now in Cleveland, an inmate Of a house
with the worst oil regulations, sho is
said by the officers here to be striking
" intelligent girl, not by any means lost
to all thai 10 good, and with On abiding
tondneRs Tor young Clair. She has been
seen on the streets there wearing stun.
ming silk dress answering the description
lpiysp by Clair OF the gooda stolen mere
WHICH bgOsms unstable by water drip
ping on them, and go were RadG up into
dresses. She is also believed to have
quite q little lot Of stolen eWelry, part OIL
It belonging to people here and part stolen
elsewhere.
Lovsll's passionate devotion to this wo
: man, and his dealte to prevent MCNally'l
ipjuring Ellen Magruder's prospects ir
. lie, are not the only maniicgIations O
good trails he has shown, II Is said thR
his mother, a rclued lady, 10 still Twins
In Boston, end that Lowell Is In Constan
, fear that lis manner Of life will break he
heart or that she will come to want. HI
seems to have good deal Of dlial aaec
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