The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-10

VI VIVA tnhS pAhsS ht-At
Monday night 1t promises to be d big
event. A feature will be the grand
march at 0 O'Clock, led by eight members
ofthe Fencing Section in full uniform.
AT a meeting Of Holiday Post, satur-
day night, the announcement Of the
death OF G. ". Baggs was made, and
committee consisting OF F. II. Craso,
Joseph A. Faris and j. NJ. Ephlin up.
pointed 10 draft suitable resolutions OF
respect.
SOME time before daybreak Saturday
morning thief entered the saloon OF
Ed Higgins, at Benwood, by climbing in
through transom. He broke open the
money drawer with u poker and got
away with about Sl2 in cash and a re-
volver.
THE following conveyance ofreal estate
was ADMITTED to record in Clerk Hooks
office Saturday: A deed made February
S, 1890, by Michael O'Donnell and wife
to William Gpndling, for the west half
Of lot No. 81, in division J, fronting on
Twenty.ninth street. Consideration $50.
SATURDAY afternoon young woman
who came here about three weeks ago
and became an inmate OF George
Franks house OF ill-fame, was taken
away from there by her father, citizen
OF GAINESVILLE, who came here on a
search for his erring daughter. She
accompanied him very willingly.
EDWARD, alias "Nlax" Teuful was
arrested by Officer Watson Saturday on
charge OF theft and taken before
Justice Davis, who bound him over to
await the finding Of the next Grand
Jury. The fellow has been stealing tools
from the stone mssons working on the
Peterson block and then selling them at
a junk shop.
THERE was big land slide Saturday
morning OIL the line OF the Ohio River
road ut a point about two miles south OF
Sistersville. Several tons Of earth,
stones, .stumps and trees slipped down
on the rails and it was necessary to
transfer baggage and passengers all day.
The track was not cleared till early yes.
terday morning.
JUSTICE DAVIS fined Joseph Dorgan
S. and costs Saturday evening for m
assault on his sister, Mary Dorgan.
After satisfying the fine aud costs inn
posed on him, Joseph turned about and
swore out warrant for the arrest OF
Mary, charging her with beating and
assaulting their. father. Justice Davis
fined her the same amount he had her
brother, S. and costs.
MICHAEL T. MORAN, OF this city, has
been appointed labor organizer on the
recommendation OF National Trade Dis.
trict Assembly No. 1876. +. OF L. His
commission, which was issued by Grand
Secretary Jchn w. Hays, dates from
February /. Mr.. Moran has already re-
ceived three letters from locals whose
members are anxious to go into the new
organization OF miners.
"A B. & O. freight train and a helper
engine sent out to help her up steep
grade, collided near GAINESVILLE Saturday
night, piling up wreck which delayed
trains from four to six hours. The
freight train was running ahead OF time
on Especial schedule, but the GAINESVILLE
people did not know Of it and sent out
the helper MS usual. Trains Nos. 6 and
s were held in Benwood till 6 o'clock
yesterday morning. So
CORONER ScnULTzE was called to No.
1905! McColloch street Saturday after
noon to investigate into the cause OF the
sudden death OF male infant child of
John Donohoe. 1t was decided that the
child had died from pneumonia. It's
parents said they thought it was not
sick enough 10 call for the attention of
physician, and the child was dead before
they realized how bad it was. Four
other children OF the family are also
sick.
THE Grand Jury empauelled for this
term Of the Common Pleas Court in
Jefferson county, Ohio, made its report
Saturday. One hundred and six wit.
nesses were examined in connection
with the ffty.eight cases considered and
forty true bills including two for murder
in the second degree were returned.
The many houses Of ill-fame and assig-
nation with which the modern town Of
Sodom, known as Steubenville, is cursed,
were looked into at lively rate.
IL the report Of Secretary Dillon, OF
the A. F. G. W. u, issued Saturday, it is
shown that there are l37 furnaces and s |
tanks in operation. The number OF
members employed is 5,024 out OF EN-.
ployment, 1884. Total membership of |
the Union, G,345; non.union men, 1877,
There are now l0l locals. There are 1888
working at the trade and Is |
members died. The condition OF trade |
is reported only fair. The death burial i
fund has now $500 members.
SATURDAY the preliminary papers were
filed in the office OF the Clerk Of the |
Circuit Court, in suit brought by Mr., |
John II. Hobbs against Mr.. Michael |
Reilly. The object aimed at by Mr., |
Hobbs is understood to BIO settlement
OF difficulty existing between these
two gentlemen in connection with the |
Hotel Windsor property,Iwhich is owned |
by them jointly. Mr.. Hobbs suit is
to be one known in legal cir
cles as a suit in partition.
CALAIS. Alas! !" the dude exclaims, "in
my slender ankle I'vegot palms." "Don't
Iret,nn said ma, for whom he had sent,
II have some Salvation Oil,n 7s