The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-28
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Two thieves entered the boarding
house OF Mrs. McKelvey, rear the lock-
up, about . o'clock yesterday morning.
The lady was awake and first thought
it was late boarders, but when they en-
tered her DON and started toward the
dressing case she screamed, and one OF
the men run, but the other put o hand.
kerchiei to his face and backed out OF
the room. Just as he emerged Mrs.
McKelvey raised tho front window and
called for the police, and Officer Maley
showed up Just rs one chap lett the
front door. The other INT ran out into
tho alley. The officer could not catch
the fellow on the street. but turning
into tho alley he put his pistol up TO a
chap who was running down aud ar
rested him. The follow says no was not
in the house; that he was sitting in q
vacant lot in tho rear, and that some
fellow stumbled over him and took after
him, but he told Officer StrobeI that he
was in the house; that he went there
to sleep, but doesn't tell why he left SO
suddenly. He plead guilty to a charge
OF drunkenness aud was hned 50 and
costs.
Secretary C. o. Probst was in the city
yesterday examining into the inspection
OF trains at this point by DR.. D. w:
Boone. the local quarantine officer, and
found things very satisfactory, though
there has been more to do here than
one man could vol attend to, especially
during the return Of excursions from
Washington City. The quarantine az
10 regular passenger trains will BIO
raised to-day, but the inspection OF
emigrant trains will be continued and
II any suspected cases are found they
will BIO taken from tho train on the
West Virginia side Of the river, and
the authorities OF that state are re-
quired to take charge of them. This
matter has been in doubt heretofore,
but will be carried out hereafter.
Tho Republican league club met at
city hall last night and started the ball
rolling for this campaign. President
| Joseph +. Blackburn is enthusiastic
and earnest, and from the number OF
voters who turned out it is evident that
the Republicans are all alive and only
need the signal to roll up an old.time
Republican plurality. Colonel Poor
man came down from st. Clairsville last
| night and oaye the bows a stirring up
with one Of his earnest talks, and the
league club OF this city is now in good
trim for the work before it this fall.
There wa Il lively runaway yester-
day evening. A two.horse team be-
longing TO Robert Ault started on Bel
mont Street and ran around Crescent TO
Union street. but lust as the horses
went TO turn into The bridge oyer the
railroad tracks both slipped and fell on
the brick paving. 1t is remarkable
that nothing about the wagon was bro
ken, nor was either horse injured.
+ r Smith and wife are home from
n weok's outing with friends in Colum.
kiana county and at Cleveland, Dur.
ing their visit they attended the fifty
ninth wedding anniversary Of Judge
VIM. L.ockard and wife, a very rare
celebration. Among those present were
five sons, who weigh 26O pounds each,
so that tits not q light weighttamily by
any means.
Eddie Dreamer, a tw~elve-year-old
boy, tapred the till OF George Walters
Il Co. for 50 81 and was caught. he
confessed and told OF another boy who
received part Of the money, whlch was
recovered. rms Doy was senI 10 .ue 70,
form school in 1871 ana after serving a
year was let go on Gon o. gooJ Oe'
laVlor' u ne WI. no" 10 sS.s '%o
Messrs; w. M. Troll ma Z. Il b pc
reached nome yes'eEuaE rom tle ra'i,
nc coast whS ere iney wen wen u uD : aooJ
montn aso; rne 40 con,in, hit
GGa aS o. =. te[ fnd Sn Sot nar t@ If the coSn tTS
.s,e strrcE AI Them more favorably than
The section.
Ton .Johr A Pinoham has consented
70 make n iew sneeches in this cam
pairn, and will make the FIRST one at
Athens on October 10. He will probably
make n or two in this district.
Another diphtheria case developed
Fl ia a Mr. + l Hudson xSs n nSss the S s'Syo nc toq Sv