The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-06
RELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City,

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City,
Harvey DaBusck is a curious charac-
ter, who was doing a good business as a
baker IN Winona, Mimi, but he was
suddenly seized with a notion to leave
during his wife's absence on avisit, and
the manner Of his departure brought
Deputy Sheriff A. W. Fouman to this
city after him. He left his business and
his wife and three children and brought
with him his horse, on which he had
given u chattel mortgage, and a buggy
he had hired at a livery stable for q
few days. He made no attempt to cover
up his tracks, but drove in daytime
from Winona to La Crosse, Wis, and
there shipped the whole outfit to Bel
laire. He was arrested hero and re-
turned with the sheriff without any
h%Ositancy. He brought a pointer dog
with him.
Capt, William NJ. Ault, who has been
with the Baltimore & Ohio here for
twenty-five years, has resigned his
position as chief freight clerk and will
go to Muncie, Ind, to engage in the
grocery business. Yesterday the en-
ployes with whom he had been asso'
ciaied presented him with a handsome
gold headed cane, Samuel Mcdonald,
who is filing his place, making the
presentation speech. Captain Ault Is
a~son.in.law of Col. @. l. Poorman.
The ncighbors OF Lavina Garrard,
who had boycotted the butchers, bakers
and milk poddlers who would sell'to
her prior to her jail sentence for shoot
ing at some boys, breathe easier since
they have learned that she has author
lied her attorney to sell of all of her
household goods and the house, too, i
he can get u fair price for II. Her jail
sentence has not yet expired and she Is
still at st. Clairsville.
Bellaire people are greatly disap-
pointed that tho Bellaire nail works is
not to start to start at once, and fear
tho result OF the conference means long
delay. This grows out of their anxiety
to have the works going. however, and
moi from any reason thoy have. Thors
was nothing in the conference to iudi-
cato long delay beyond the fact TINT the
scale was not signed.
The Harvest Homo picnic that was to
have been hold ut Stewards grove next
week has been postponed untilthe 25th,
Hall q dozen OF these picnics are IN.
nounced for the next few weeks, and
they are always interesting gatherings
Tor the thrifty farmers alter they have
their harvest home.
Mr.. James Wilsonand vito are spend.
ing thoIr vacation at tho Burr's Mills
camp ground. AT least they are there
to take in the whole course OF enter
tainmcnts during the present meeting.
by the way, some of tho lectures out
there are high class and are rarely Civ.
en- on such occasions.
George Kern, Jr., was considerably
bruised and had ono leg sprained By
Jumping from a wagon when his brother
Andy,s horse ran away the other even
lng. The wagon was demolished. II
was at first thought the boy was not in
Ono Of tho numerous families that
i've alongt he bankse Of the river in
shanty boats, got up such a row here
the other day, that alter n lawsuit they
sold the boat and divided the proceeds,
ana the man and his vito took different
routes.
Both the sporting hose teams from
thls city will 20 to Salem TO takc part in
the Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Fire
mems Association tournament, and
VIII contest for the purses, that vary
from $50 to $3.50 for fremen's races.
There arc about twenty applicants 70,
the chief clcrkship in the postoflcc and
as many moro for Captain Aults place
g. the d. 80. The woods seem TO be
1ulI oil people looking for soft snaps.
Two or three prominent glass mel
Wero here yesterday looking up the
S~avisability OF starting one Of tho idle
Hint factories.
Gus krugar was sent up for twenty
Gays and fined $2Oand costs for abusing