The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-04


coal works, above Martins Ferry. They
drew their pay last week md celebrated
the new year by getting drunk. They
spent considerable time and money at
Cmser McAllistcr's saloon In Clars's nd.
dition OIL Saturday In the afternoon
Rosn went out into the back yard md
was followed by Scott Neal, all iron.
worker and, rs tho Italian alleges, rob.
bed him OF $50, after beating him ma
manner like tho Now Orleans mob did
tho Nlalas who assassinated Chief Of
Police llcnncssy. Rosu's companion,
Charles Moller, came to his rescue, and
Neal decorated his face IN Il highly ar
tistic manner. Tho two ,lagos were ar.
rested and locked up OIL Satur-
day evening and told, prac.
tically, tho above story. They were
very much under tho influence OF
liquor, SO much so that they didn't
know whether they were Italians or
Indians. On Motler was found n razor
and ltosu carried hugo knife. After
slceping on MI iron bed several hours
they became fairly sober and wanted
out. Whom they stood up and looked
through the bars, side by side and bare.
headed, they presented IN uncommon
sight, and Marshal Wcstwood regretted
that he did not have Il kodak to photo.
graph their faces. Moier's face was
bruised all over and one OF his eyes
was BACKED. After picking himself up
from the iron cot he picked several
small pebbles and somc sand out OF his
nose, which ou:htto euro any bad case
OF catarrh. His face was more pic
turcsquo than the face OF any Indiuu
covered with war paint, and the face OF
tho otho. dago was artistically and ir-
regularly covered with bruises. Both
eyes were hlackencd. One was out O.
sight, and his upper Lip was swollen
clear up to his nose.
j. hard looking customer stopped Mr..
William llclicnben, tho Washington
street grocer. Oh tho Cleveland (: Pitts
burg railroad near tho terminal bridge
on New Years night and said "pardncr,
have you got any money!" Mr.. HELEN.
bein stepped back and pulling out his
revolver and pointingit at the follow
said YOU skip or I'll give you money
with this" lie skipped. This same
loot pad or some other one stopped
Capt. John Hutchinson, OF tho ferry
boat "Climax," the same night and
sprung that old racket on the captain
by asking him what time it was. Hutch
inson caught on and alter covering the
highwayman with his six shooter said
"Ill give you the time If YOU touch me-
Similar experiences are reported in
other parts OF the city the past few
nights.
With his face cut and bruised and
bleeding and 4 lantern in hand, James
Bradden rushed into the police head
quarters on Saturday night. After re-
covering his breath he told Marshal
Westwood TO accompany him, saying
his partner had licked him. Bradden
and Fred Richardson have been living
on trading boat near the union bridge.
They had some words and Richardson
struck Bradden several times. Rich
ardson was locked up. He is colored,
while his partner is white He says
Bradden tried to drive him Off tho boat.
but he wouldn't have it that way. lie
displayed some money and wanted to
pay his fine and go 10 his warm bed on
the boat, but Westwood told him he
would have to sec the mayor about
that.
The fair for the benefit OF st. Mary's
Catholic church closed Saturday night,
after three days. The fair was most
successful venture, over 5000 being
taken ill.,. A number OF articles were
contested Tor, among which was fine
gold watch, which was awarded to Mr..
Uttcrbauch, he having collected sGlS;
his opponent was Mr.. Dobbins, who
brought in $202. Mrs. Asbaugh won 4
bed room set by collecting $3.50. A
number OF other prizes we're disposed Of
TO a number OF the contestants. '
Mr.. J.. L. Doggctt, OF Cleveland, who
is one OF tho State Secretaries OF the Y.
NJ. c. a., occupied the pulpit in the
Presbyterian church last night, giving
q highly interesting talk on the work OF
tho Association.
This being tho week OF prayer, SER
vices will be held in the Presbyterian
church every evening except Saturday.
The Christian Endcavor will have
charge OF the service on Friday even
ing.
Service is held in the Episcopal
church every Sunday evening and every
other Sunday afternoon. The latter is
for the benefit OF those who cannot at
tend in the evening,
Miss Mary Mcdonald, music teacher
in the public schools, has returned
from Detroit, where she spent her vaca-
ton.
y compromise has been made in the
case OF AIrs. Callahan VS.. the Terminal
Railway Company, for damages.
a little son OF Y. X. Shaver, OF Wcgcc,
died on Saturday. Mr.. Shaver is an
uncle OF A. G. Shaver, Of this city.
Tho Jingle OF tho sleigh bells was oc-
casionally heard yesterday, an unusual
thing in these parts:
The case OF Kucluck vs.. the Wheel
ing. & Lake Eric Railway Company, is
set Tor tomorrow.
III A large number OF bows and girls
broke the Sabbath and faced the wind
by coasting.
Miss Incz Fuhrer, OF Pittsburgh, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary A. Crooks.
Miss Bortio blackboard entertained 4
party OF friends on Saturday night.
Orders received at the Postoliicc News
Stand for any paper published.
Tho gas consumers arc kicking about
the increased price.
Alonzo Beck is quite ill at his home
in the First ward.
bed by illness. 4
Miss Maud Ncwland is visiting friends