The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
RET.nAIRE.
An Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

An Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Willie, the fourteen.year.old ION OF
r, j. Gilliland, who lives on Gravel hill,
was kicked in the face by their horse
Tuesday evening, aud had his nose
broken and his face badly cut and
bruised, His injuries are serious but
not dangerous. The boy was iust with
in reach. Had ne been a bit closer he
would probably have been killed. The
horse was never known to kick before,
and did this in play, while the boy was
leading him, The result is as bad upon
the boy, however, as II it had been Il
vicious kick.
A gang of toughs have been drinking
beer and carousing in the woods Just
back Of 4, o. Cummins's residence every
evening for some time past and on
Tuesday evening Mr., OFT got into q
racket with two of them and sent for an
officer. Before his arrival within reach
the two toughs jumped on a passing
freight train on the Cleveland d Pitts
burgh and shook the dust OF the town
from their feet.
Constable Richardson returned yes
terday from Cincinnati, whore he went
with ], L, Pagan and Joseph Morrl-
son" on their way to Knoxville, Tenn.
They were met at Cincinnati by q
Knoxville officer, and the parties all
went without any trouble, though
Morrison" could not have been taken
out OF Ohio without arequisltion.
MI. William A. Nealand and Miss
Josie McHenry were married yesterday
evening at the residence Of the brides
father, John McHenry, on Belmont
street, Rev. D. w. Chandler officiating,
Quite q number OF the friends OF the
young couple we're present
Hon. Ross ]. Alexander and Rev, Mr.,
Garrett are the speakers at the St.
Johns day celebration at Beallsville
next Saturday. About q hundred peo-
pie from this city and vicinity, includ'
ing the Knights Templar and Masonic
fraternity, will go out,
Postmasters along the route where
John Robipson's show has been are ad'
Yising the postmasters and business
men along the route to look out for q
gang OF sharpers travelling with the
show,
The Democratic club here helda mock
convention and nominated a county
ticket Tuesday night. 1t served to show
the managers tho preference OF the Dem
ocratic participants for county officers.
Melvin Hebron, who was held to court
in n bond OF $500 on a charge of bas-
tardy made by Ella Heath, was taken TO
the St Clairsyille jail yesterday, having
failed to secur q bondsman here.
William Donavin bought a lot on
Belmont street, south OF Thirty-second
street, yesterday for 1900, This does
not indicate that any faith in Bellaire
real estate has been lost recently.
A house on the farm of John NeG
and many fences west OF town were
blown down by the strong wind Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. A, j. Myers aud,daughter Miss
Mary, left yesterday for a visit with the
family OF Clint Milligan, at Muncie, In
diana.
Martin ]. schick, Oldest son OF August
schick, received his diploma from
F%razler's business college yesterday.
Tho entertainment of st. Johns Oath
Ollie school will take place at the
Elysian theatre this evening.
An entertainment will be given at the
Christian church this evening by the
Young Peoples Union.
George W. Hance will open the Burr's
Mills hotel on the 10th Of next month.
Tom Danford is in the office of the
Worlds Fair managers at Chicago.