The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-18
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All Sorts of Local Nswa aud Gossip from
the Glass City. Il

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the Glass City. 4
There was good deal OF excitement
on Union street Yesterday at noon when
Jesse Crogan, stouecutter, struck an
Italian named Frank Rose with stone
cutters mallet and felled him
to tho pavement as il dead. The
trouble grew out Of the Italian
following a sister OF Crogan's.
An older sister Keeps grocery
store, at which some OF the Italians
deal, and by this means Rose scraped
up an acquaintance with the girl, who
frequently kept store for her sister.
until the young Italian made so bold
that he asked her If she would marry
him. He is somewhat Amerlcanlzed
and the girl at first fooled with him, put
he began to press his suit so that she
became alarmed and told her sister,
whose husband warned Rose to keep
away from the premises. He did, but
he would sit for hours and watch the
grocery store, and finally the girl was
taken to the home OF her brother Jesse,
where she remained closely in the
house. If she ventured upon the street
Italian Rose was sure to catch up to
her somewhere, and she seemed very
much afraid OF him latterly. For a
week or ten days she has kept herself in
the house so close that the Italian
didn't get TO SEQ her at al, and he grew
angry about 1t and blamed her brother
and hrother-in-law. Yesterday lore
noon he hung around where Jesse Gro
gan was ut work on the Schick block
until noon, passing and repassing him,
and lust at noon he called him q foul
name as he went by, and Cr0gan went
at him with a mallet. The fellow lay
stiff for q time, but came around all
right in few minutes, though with a
badly bruised head. He will probably
not play in the role OF masher any
more. Both went to the mayors office,
the Italian being hauled, and a phys.
ician plastered the Italians head and
pronounced his wounds not dangerous.
Upon this the mayor released Crogan
until he would send for him.
Louis Grella, who works at Jones d
Laurhlin's steel works, in Pittsburgh,
was visiting his parents here when he
received a telegram: "Scale signed go
to work at once; come" This was the
first news Of the signing by that COM
pany, and, as the steel works is the
same kind as the steel works here, 1t is
generally believed an adjustment will
be made here this week. The Jones d
Laughlin scale was mentioned in the
conferences last week.
DR.. @. E. Kurtz has sold his residence
on Guernsey street to Walter Green
wood, of Benwood, and will move with
his family either to Chicago or Detroit
thisfall. The doctor accumulated quite
afortune here and his family now wants
to enjoy life in q big city, and he was
easily persuaded, as his health has not
been good for some time.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company has cut of wagon communica-
ton with the wharfboat as far as posi-:
BILE by having gang Of men dig out all
the dirt between the railroad ties lead
ing 10 the rivar and hauling the dirt
away, thus leaving the road impossible.
This is one way OF fighting.
Grant Smith, ida Wilton, Dollie CHS
holm, Albert Wilton, Louis Emery
William Neal, Harry Oliver and Angie
Fowkes are the delegates from the Good
Templars lodge here TO the district con-
ventton at Quaker City next month.
William F. Henry. druggist, left yes
to-day afternoon for Philadelphia,
where he will be married next Wednes-
day evening To Miss Hannah McGlinsey,
of that city, and after tour Of the east
will return with his bride to this city.
Two Good boys, both surnamed David.
were fined by the mayor yesterday for
being drunk and disorderly and one for
resisting an officer. They got $50 and
costs and SIS and costs respectively.
Aspecial train carrying the command
cries OF knights Templar from Mary
land passed through here on the B. & o.
on their return from Denver yesterday
afternoon.
Walter Mansell has resigned ms night
clerk at the Cleveland, H6rain y Wheel
ing office and will so to. Akron to clerk
in a clothing house.
Thirty-four people left with!the sport
ing hose teams yesterday afternoon for
the races at; Salem, to take place to-day
and tomorrow.
DR.. G. A. Keepers, the leader OF the
Monroe county Republicans, was IN the
city yesterday. He is q wide-awake
hustler.
The county commissioners arc now in
session at ST. Clairsville, after spending
two days on the pixies hereabouts.
John A. Lockwood, OF the Herald Of
flee, left last night for tour OF the
west
Ord. S. Mcclellan and family are
visiting relatives at Gallipolis.
The pike stone are being put upon
the road leading up Rose hill.
BuRpocK BLOOD BrrrRRs taken after
eating will relieve any feeling Of weight
or over fnlness Of the stomach. Sold