The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-10
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the Glass CITY.
Just when Mayor McGowNn and some
OF hi, police officers wero In high gue
ut having fellow locked up for robbery
who declared lo would "peach' on
others II they didn't get him ont Of tho
scrape, he was given his liberty without
my hlndrance whatever. Ito is tho
man who gayo tho namo OF Morton,
who robbed the droyer Of $50. Us pub.
lishcd in yesterdays paper. There
wasn't n lock broken or a mark OF any
kind about, tho Jail, yet Mortons cell
was unlocked and both the doors to the
jail, and he walked out the front way
and took the li:iO Baltimore Il Ohio
train oNs,hound. Tho mayor saya lic Is
anxious TO purge his administration OF
any officers who would assist IN tho
escape OF any prisoner and two suspen-
sions from tho force arc freely talked OF,
but His Honor was called to st. Clairs-
villo yesterday MS q wltnesa.
Tho lecture OF Russell II. Conwell ut
the Christian church this evening Is the
last OF tho series. NeverbGfore did Dol.
laire sustain q lecture course with ono
half tho degree OF interest TINT has been
manifested during this winter, No
church In the city Is largo enough 10
comfortably seat all who have desired to
attend, and they have been a success f.
nancialIy to tho projectors.
Tho petition to provide additional
money for tho completion OF tho pixies
Is being eiCnod by nearly everybody to
whom II Is presented. Everybody admits
part OF the money already expended
has been wasted in the light OF subsc-
quent events, but there never was u
public improvement Of that kind made
in which some money was notwasteG.
In response to tho request OF the
merchants hero, tho Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad company announces that q
change in the arrival and departure OF
the accommodation train from the west
will be duly considered in making out
the spring aud summer schedule.
Some OF the neighboring newspapers
are crlarging upon the talk Of tho win.
dow glass men about starting a tank
furnace. There is nothing whatever
done in tho premises except to in.
formally discuss tho propriety OF doing
such thing.
George Doseman, n lad who was work
ing at Hoa,herington'a coal works, fell
in the river of the flats yesterday after
noon and was drowned His body was
recovered soon afterwards and Coroner
BOYD held an inquest.
Misses Emma MCGEE and Josie Nc
Henry, David Walker and wife, Martin
Cowen, Harry Oliver and William Neal
represented this city at the district con-
vention OF Good Templars at GAINESVILLE
yesterday.
The three small boys locked up for
breaking into Baltimore & Ohio cars
were taken to St. Clairsyille yesterday,
where they will appear before the
probate court.
Yesterday in the common pleas court
at st. Clairsyille Morgan Brooks was
sentenced TO eighteen months impris-
onment by Judge briggs for perjury.
Richard Coil, the young coal minor
who die'l from tho effects OF having 4
drill driven into his leg last week, was
buried here yesterday. .%.S.;5
Tho jail delivery on Tuesday night is
likely to have its influence in the scloc-
ton OF candidates Tor marshal by both
parties.
Harry Shepherd is homo from Col
umbus and Capt. W. H.. Little WILDE
home tomorrow. y
T. R. Smith, presidentoi the Bcllairc
Bottle company, left yesterday for IN
eastern trip.
There will be q concert at the Second
Presbyterian church tomorrow even
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