The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-09
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Glass Company, is on the sick list.
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an Sorts of Local N0WS and Gossip from
the 6last CITY.
There was a row in the B. 20. rail-
road yards here late ThurSday night,
and William Wigfleld was used up so
badly by Joseph Donayin aud his two
brothers, Francis and Thomas Donavln,
that the most serious results may fol-
low. Wigfield was knocked down with
a bar of iron, and two Of the Donayin
brothers held him while the third one
kicked and pounded him about the
head and body. HIS lower jaw is
broken and an ugly cut across the left
eye put the eye out. The real trouble
was an old score arising from Wig6e!d
getting I'M engine from tho company
that n Of the Donavins thought he
ought to have had, but the immediate
cause was Joseph Donayin demanding
the right OF way on a track with his
engine and Wigfeid claiming the same
right, refused to yield, whereupon the
DonEvins pounced upon him. Two OF
the brothers work for the railroad COM
pany, but the third one does not and
his presence at the disturbance gives
color to tho report that they were lay
ing for Wigfeld. The latter is in a
precarious condition and unable TO give
his account Of the affair. His brother,
4. T. Wigield, made complaint against
all three OF the D~onayin's before Squire
Cooper, and warrants were Issued for
their arrest, but at this time zone of
them have been captured. The officers
learned that one Of them had gone
west and sent out searchers for him
and the other two are thought to be in
hiding. Wig6eld is q married man and
has q family, and the Donayius are
married men.
A man named ]. Z. Pravance, OF Graf
ton, w. Va, has been in this city, for
two weeks or more on n protracted
spree and claims to have been robbed
OF 1928. When he came here he had a
great roll Of money and one night was
very drunk and was locked up. The
next morning he appeared straight en-
ough and paid his fine, exhibiting a
great roll Of bills. He was c~autionedto
put 1t away before getting 20 drunk,
but he kept up his spree until now he
is d physical wreck, O veritable imbecile,
and minus all Of his money. He Is still
in Bellaire and seems completely dazed
by his dissipation.
Col. O. L. Poorman, secretary Of state,
has asked the political parties to in
dictate the men they desire TO have ap-
pointed as supervisors of election in
each county. The secretary Of state
has the power TO appoint without this
but defers to the local managers to in
dictate the supervisors they desire.
Miss Allie .Mellott, Mrs. Penelope
Stewart and son, James, and others
went out to the Burr's M llscampground
yesterday, and quite a large number
will 90 out this afternoon. The families
OF George Walters, DR.. McMasters and
others are located at the Moundsville
camp.
George Collins, a colored driver, &C.
cidentalIy run q prong Of a pitchfork
into the right eye of Willie Stewart at
Meals livery stable yesterday evening.
The boy will lose the eye and may die.
Collins, who was loading manure, did
not see him till the accident occurred,
The contract for the stonework on the
pixies inside the city was awarded to
Day & Dougherty at s. 80 per cubic
yard. The lowest other bid was 4 90,
while some Of them were as high as So.
Capt v. 7. Morgan. an old Bellaire
boy, who has been away from here for
several years, dropped down from Pitts
burgh yesterday TO shake hands with
his numerous friends here.
The grading for the pike to West
Wheeling Is being done by a gang Of
Italians. The road Is so close to- the
railroad track that teams can not be
worked with safety.
MI. John T. Adams takes his wife and
family to Pittsburgh this morning,
where Mrs. Adams will be treated for Q
trouble that has made her an invalid
for two years.
The union services Of the United
Presbyterian and First Presbyterian
churches will begin tomorrow. Rev.
William Wallace will preach the SER
mons.
Mrs. Ward and Mrs. 1ipperman called
each other hard names and each filed q
complaint before the mayor. Both
were using tho same kind OF language
Mrs. W. o. Stewart, of Blue Island,
Ills, is the guest OF her mother, Mrs. NJ.
Alma Sanders, in this city.
Tho non-partisan W. OF. U. held q
meeting at the homo Of Mrs. w. H.
Thompson yesterday afternoon.
The new Glass factory OF Rodefel
Bros. is showing up in great shape and
will soon be undor roof,
Hon. ]. P. sprlggs, OF Woodsiold, was
in the city yesterday.
Hoop's sarsaparilla ABSOLUTELY CURES
all diseases caused by impure blood and
it builds up the whole system. 4
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