The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20
BELLAIRE.
Colonel Poorman'S AppointmentS-Accl.
dent 10 a -Perloaai Mention.

Colonel Poorman'b AppotntmentS-Acci.
dent 10 BrakSman-PorIonal MSnaon.
]. X. Foster, II. r. Jump and son, I.
D. Williams and F. D. COX, Medina, o.,
and Fred. Eberle, Robert Leasure and
wife, j. Grafton and wife, Fl. Wyrick
and wife, A. thurman and wife, II. Land
krohn and wife, James Corbett, Il;
Donovan, j. Foster, W. ]. Pcrterield
and wife, Dr. Kemple, Thomas Clegg,
L. Schmidt aud wife, Richard Heslop,
James Fitton, ]. briggs and wife. Q. Q.
Jones and wife, z. A. Taylor, Fred Has
lev and wife, E. X. Jones, and others,
in all about seventy-fve, left over the
Baltimore & Ohio for the encampment
at Washington.
Col. C. L. Poorman left yesterday for
Columbus, and will spend this week
speaking in Indiana, being booked for
four speeches in as many parts OF the
natural gas belt. Next week he begins
his campaign in this district com:
mencing in Jefferson county. He will
nut in q week in each county, perhaps
a little more in this county. His first
speech in Belmont county will be at
Martins Ferry, on Saturday evening,
October 8,
Thomas Murphy, brakeman in the
B. so. ward, was caught between the
cars on a switch and moving train on
another track, while trying TO pole the
cars on the switch back yesterday
morning, and had his breast bone and
three ribs broken. He is married
man and lives on Guernsey street.
Robert Mason, an old time offender
who did time in the Moundsville peni-
Tertiary, is in jail here charged with
breaking into II. I. Days store and
stealing a lot OF meat. Marshal john
son searched his house and found part
Of the stolen meat He has not yet
been tried.
Michael AuIt, tho venerable father OF
Thomas Ault, Of this place, died at his
home at Glencoe Sunday, the result OF
paralysis. He was stricken on Satur-
day and died the next day. He was SO
years Of age.
Sigmond Grotz, who left here for the
knights Templar conclave at Denver,
with the intention OF going TO California
to recuperate failing health, is at Rod
lond, Cal, at the point Of death.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding Of Mr.. Charles Dunlap and Miss
Bessie Schilling, ct the home OF the
BRIDES father, Mr.. John l.. Schilltng, on
Gravel Hill, on the 2sth inst.
Mr.. Kelly Crozlet was married on
Sunday evening last to Miss Mamie
Hepburn. 1t was q surprise to every.
body, but the couple are showered
with good wishes.
Mrs. Emil Schmidt started to Wash
ington Sunday morning but lett the
train at Grafton, w. Va, sick, and her
husband went on yesterday to bring
her home.
Miss Nellie Burke, daughter of the
we'll known b. & 0. engineer, Thomas
Burke, will be married at Columbus to:
morrow to Mr.. William FFalinger, Of
this city. eals 49,
The congregation OF the First NJ. Z.
church will hold neeting at the
church this evening, to which all the
friends OF Rev. I. w. Lane are invited.
Johnny Marlin, an orphan boy who
made his home with his uncle, James
Marlin, was drowned while in bathing
Sunday night.
Mrs. Patrick Lynsky, one OF the old.
est residents OF thus city, was buried
yesterday.
John Robinson and wife, OF Findlay,
are visiting friends here.
The council meets this evening.