The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-15
BEhhAIRE.
Allsorts Of Local News aud Gossip FROM
the Glass City.

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AllsOrtS OF Local News aud Gossip FROM
The Glass City.
In tho scandal at Bealsyille involving
Ross l. Montgomery and Mrs. William
Riley, the injured husband, William NJ.
Riley, has filed two suits in the COM
mon pleas court Of Monroe county;
one for divorce from his vile, Elmira
Riley, the other for $4,000 damages
against Ross L. Montgomery. These
cases will come up at the September
term OF court, Already Montgomery
has his property about all covered with
mortgages,
DR., 4, N, Riggs, Of Powhatan, DR..
Robert j, Alexander, OF St Clairsville,
and DR.. A, III. KorneT, OF Alledonia,
have been appointed members OF the
county board Of pension ex%aminingsur-
geons for this county to succeed the
present board, which is composed Of
Drs, Estep, Of Lloydsyille, West, OF Bel
laire, and Wellons, Of GAINESVILLE, DR.,
Riggs was a member Of the board under
Cleveland's former administration,
Herman Tibert and William Jones,
instead OF Sicily, as II afterwards de-
yeloped was the latter's name, are now
in the county jail, charged with burg
larry and larceny, and o girl named
Glover, who wal one OF the hapgers-on
Mt their camp at the hillside, ls held as
q witness against them and Ia locked up
lest she run away,
Nllie Cutshaw, the girl who has been
held in Jail upon the charge Of murder
ever since the finding Of the dead body
Of Neil McUabe, was released by the
probate court after hearing u portion OF
the evidence on which abe was held,
and she is now AZ her homo in this
city.
Mark Masters and Miss Theresa Work
man, accompanied by tour couples Of
friends, entered the home Of Rev. d.
W. Chandler Thursday evening, and
that minister performed the necessary
weddingceremonyfor the couple named.
They all came from Central Hill.
Carl Rainey, a lad Of twenty, who
lived with his mother near ST. Clairs-
Vile, was killed by the cars neal La
porte, Ind, Wednesday night, while re-
turning from the Worlds Fair. No
particulars are known, but It Ia UNDER
stood be fell from the train.
The Findlay (o.) Bottle Company,
owned by former Bellaire boys, has
been placed in the hands OF a receiver
on the petition Of Samuel Tappan, pres
ident oil the company, The company
has been in Strengthened circumstances
for some time.
GeorgeHeIl made an ugly cut in the
palm OF his right hand yesterday after
noon by thrusting it against tho point
Of o butcher knife his clerk was hand
ling. II penetrated the feshY part Of
the hand for more than an inch, full
breadth.
j. Forest Hunter, formerly OF Woods.
field, an attorney OF prominence
throughout Eastern Ohio, has been &C.
lected dean Of the law school OF the
Ohio State University, vice Judge
Williams, OF the supreme bOnch, 70.
signed,
The prohibition organ, the Mey Era,
gives Judge John A. Gallaher, OF this
city, the candidate for judge Of the su-
preme court Of the state, q great send
of, but not more than he deserves.
The candidates for postmaster who
have thought they had a cinch on the
office, would be greatly surprised to
hear that Col. John l. Schilling or ]. B,
Darrah might be selected.
James A. Nef, u well-known farmer
west of town, had his right leg broken
by being kicked by q horse. The frac-
ture win lay him up for q long time, us
it is a bad one.
Tom McKelvey's skull was not frac.
tured, though he sustained very severe
injury by a falling beam at his barn the
other day while putting hay in the
NOW.
w. j. Morrison, Of the First National
Bank, who attended the lively conven-
ton OF the Y. !. s O. L. at Montreal,
got home yesterday.
The township school board will meet
to-day to consider the purchase Of cubic.
al blocks for'the township schools.
George Mertz has been appointed
executor OF the will OF Mrs. Anna NJ.
Bamford, deceased,
Newt Marsh is home from the con.
vention Of Ohio jewellers at Cleveland.
George ". Yost ia home from a meet
ing Of glass mon at Pittsburgh.
Mrs. D. W. Cooper Is homo from q
visit at WellsburG.