The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-14
BELI.AIRE.
All Sorts of Local Nows and Gossip fro
the Glnss City.

the Glass City.
Some one effected an entrance to Il, B.
Potts store, Just south al the postotlie,
at an early hour yesterday morning by
breaking the glass in the outside back
door and cutting the second door so as
to remove the inside bar, About 2
o'clock private Waterman Shepherd
saw u man emerge from the place and
run. lilo followed, firing his revolver at
the fleeing man, but he got away, The
man who STAYS in tho store was not
about yesterday, nor is II known that
he was hero Sunday night, az he goes
to the country on SUNDAYS sometimes,
but the lady clerk had missed nothing
from tho store. Even tho money was
undistuTbed,
The committea in charge OF the pro-
grammo OF tho iarmaIa' institute at 81.
Glair4ville has decided TO allow one
hour and q hail t.. tho discussion oil the
county debt on rhursdaJ morning, II
come long wiudel isltnw geS the floor
there will only DO h:s side OF tho affair
heard and q STAPLE recital OF the facts
relating to the l6bt for tho past eight
years, since il began to accumulate, will
tako all of an hour aud hSii, but 1t is
Perhaps long enolch, as most oil the
farmers know what they will do in the
matter
Tho funeral OF II. q. Wilson takes
place this morning under the auspices
oil tho Knights OF PyIhias. The services
at the hose will be private and the
caskst will not be opened. The wife
viewed the remains yesterday and had
aome changes made aud the collin was
closed for tho last time. He will be
buried in the family lot at Conterville,
and many friends OF the kind-hearted,
orrlng man will pay their last tribute OF
respect.
Conductor George Beckett brought
his train into this city last Saturday
night without brakeman. Near Steu'
benvillc ono brakeman had an arm
taken of, and at Ktnaville another had
finger punched oil and the third one
was left with him to care for him, while
the conductor brought his train in
alone.
There was an interesting meeting OF
coal miners at the city hall last night,
and addresses were made by John Nu-
gent, President OF the Ohio Valley
Miners association, and John Bayha,
one oil tho National Board oil the United
Mine Workers OF America.
James Riker the fellow who robbed
tho girl near the b. & o. watch house
last fall in broad daylight, was indicted
for highway robbery, and it is under
stood Ito will plead guilty and go to the
pen.
Judge Peter A. Laubie, the presiding
iudgo OF this circuit, fell on the icy
payements at his home in youngstown
the other day and broke his right leg
at the ankle joint.
Theodore Thomas, who has been at
the Wheeling City Hospital for treat
ment for some weeks past, has been
brought home, greatly improved.
There have been fifty accessions to the
First NJ. L. church during the revival
meetings, which is continued only two
evenings week now.
The new pike near the stock pcns is
hunting level place and is now going
toward the Is. & o. railroad tracks. So
is the side Of the hill.
The knights Templar OF this city will
hold drill meeting on Wednesday
evening for exercise in welding tho
sword.
DIR. A. Porterfeld has been appointed
District Deputy State Councillor Of the
o. U. A. NJ. for this district.
Mrs, Fannie Price left yesterday for
GAINESVILLE to spend few weeks with
her son John.
Miss Mollie Hafey, of Tifin, is the
guest Of Miss Julia Donahue, this city.
The city council will hold its regular
monthly session this evening.