The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-04
sELLAIRn.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Gins City.

ton, was the scene oil q general drunk
and row Thursday night, and when Off
Ger Mcdonald appeared to take charge
Of all concerned, he was struck on tho
head, by Luther Boyd. Mrs. Hammond's
right hand man, but with tho assist
ance of Officer Johnston, he took the
whole posse to elockup. Yesterday the
mayor fined Boyd $25 and costs and 20
days in Jail for malicious destruction OF
property in breaking up tho cot in his
cell, and he gave him $50 fine and 30
DAYS in Jail additional for his assault
upon officer Mcdonald. Mrs. Ham
mond would not plead to the charge OF
keeping disorderly house and was
held to court in bond Of 500. The
mayor only has jurisdiction in case they
plead guilty. She was also charged
with intoxication, and using indecent
aud profane language, and tho mayor
assessed the usual penalty for this.
Sho had not secured bond yesterday
evening and was still in jail, Boyd
will be taken to st. Clairsville this
morning. Martin Hackett got $50 and
20 days Tor stealing johnboat, and q
chap who gave his name us Smith"
and Mrs. Ward, who were at Ham.
mond's, got So and costs each for iutox-
icatioR.
The commission to locate the insane
asylum which will be here and at other
points along tho river next week, con-
sists OF the following named gentlemen:
George R, Davis, OF Wapokoneta, presl-
dent; DR.. A. B. Richardson, supertn-
tendent Of the central insane asylum,
secretary, and DIR. G. w. King, late
SUPERINTENDENT Of tho Dayton asylum.
The law providing for the erection OF
this asylum specifies that it shall be 10.
Gated cast OF q line running north and
south on the west boundary OF Stark
county, and not within forty miles Of
any other state institution. There are
sixteen towns after the institution, and
the commission after making q tour OF
the prescribed territory will decide upon
the site and submit report to tho gov.
ernor, who is authorized to appoint
board OF trustees 10 draw up plans for
building that will accommodate not loss
than six hundred patients, and submit
their report TO tho legislature next
winter.
Mack Bennett, who eloped with
Mary Belle Ramsay and came here
Monday for the purpose OF getting mar
ried, but was intercepted by the girls
mother, who took the girl homo with
her, wont to his home at Jacobsburg,
Thursday, and was arrested on tho
charge Of kidnapping made by the girls
mother Constable Baugh and Officer
Maley went out yesterday morning as
witnesses, having seen the couple here.
The average Republican plurality in
this congressional district, taking the
vote OF the past four Years as basis, is
1856. In the last presidential election,
however, it was 1850. and this is a pres.
idential election year. Not much COIN
fort in that for Democrats or kickers.
The Y. P. S. G. f. of the First Presby-
terrain church elected the followingto1i-
GERS: Mr.. ]. B. Hart, president; Miss
Margaret Boeshar, vice PRESIDENT Mrs.
D. W. Long, corresponding secretary;
Miss Winnie Workman, recording Sec
rotary; Miss Bertha Woods, treasurer.
The timely warning Of the INTELLI-
GENcER with referenceto the smallpox
meets very general approval here. Most
people think the best time for the au-
thoritles to move is when they can pre-
vent the appearance OF contagious dis!
cases, rather than wait to cure them.
1t is altogether likely that the in
f1uences OF this codnty will work to-
gether to secure the location of the in
sane asylum. "A committee from here
attended the meeting at st. Clairsyille
last night with this view.
Rev. L. W. Barr, Miss Ledria Smith
and Miss Maggie B9eshar have been
chosen as delegates 10, the Toronto Y.
P.S. g. L. convention by the young
people OF the First Presbyterian church.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railroad Company will, beginning to-
morrow morning, run q Sunday train to
Chippewa Lake, andj%ill keep itup on
Sundays all summer.,-N
The Board OF Equalization expects to
conclude its work here next week, re-
markable record, considering the fact
that it usually hangs on as many days
as possible.
The directors OF the Bellaire Driving
Park met last night, and hereafter only
those holding season tickets or mem
berships will have the use OF the
grounds.
There will be communion services
at the First NJ. E. church tomorrow
forenoon. DR.. J. R. Mills preached a
preparatory sermon last night.
Walter Cowcu, of st. Clairsville, was
in town yesterday. Walt has earned
tho title OF "old Harmony" from the
Republicans OF this county.
Judge Peter Laubie, OF this, the Sew
enth, judicial circuit, was renominated
by the Republicans at Youngstown
Thursday, by reclamation.
DR.. Mcclellan is holdingup his record
as the best shot in tho gun club. This
is the second time OF his leadership.
Tho Bellairc, GAINESVILLE 4 Cincinnati
railroad was partly washed out by the
heavy rain Of Thursday night,
Eli Barnes, OF Franklin, has just been
allowed pension ofSl2 per month and
Si06 buck pny.
Tho State Board of Health has decid-
ed to mako another analysis Of Ohio
river water
Shank Thornberry, Of Mansfield,
dropped into town yesterday.
The German church is holding straw
berry festival in the church.
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