The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-02
BEl,IiAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News md Gossip from
tho Glass City.


Oscar Poormau was found on the
plalfotm OF the baltimore Il Ohio stu.
ton at GAINESVILLE about 2 o'clock yes
tcrlav morning sensGless and with an
ugIy cut in the side OF his head and his
body badly bruised. No one, so far as
could be learned, had seen him get
hurt, and it was not positively kuown
how he sustained the injuries. At
first it was not thought no was fatally
hurt, but during tho dNy word was sent
to his father, Col. G. l. PoOrman, and
no went on yesterday evening TO care
for him, us he developed alarming
symptoms. Oscar had been working
OH his fathers paper until about a
week ago, when h1 spddenIy lctt
home, and this was the first known OF
his whereabouts.
"poss" Kennedy, Frank Rislcr, Will
IAN Alloy aud Jennie bishop wcrc ar
raicned before tho mayor yesterday nj
tornoon for the row at CrOziera brick
ward Saturday night in which Kennedy
and RlslGr were both badly hurt about
tho head by hall bricks. The mayor
fined Alloy S. and costs for hitting KEN
nedy and Kennedy was fined for hittln:
Risler, and RisIcr and the Bishop CIR!
were fined for being around where
there was row anu being parties to It.
Two saloon men were fined for Sun.
day selling. Ono pleaded guilty and
rot S2j and costs. The other was CON-
planned against by two women, a Mrs.
Stcrer, tho wife Of n coal miner, aud
Mrs. r. p. Hall. lie pleaded not
guilty and stood trial. At the conclu-
sion OF tho trial tho mayor fined the
saloon man S5l aud costs. His attor'
new took exceptions aud will carry the
ease to the common pleas court. The
second case was compromised with the
complainant
William Oliver. the boy who was
fined $50 and costs for jumping on BAL
tiuore & Ohio ears, was fined So and
costs and given twenty days IN jail for
pointing londcd revolver at his father.
lie was taken TO the st. ClairsvlIle jail
Yesterday TO do time tho balance OF this
season.
Mr.. James Wilson, of Delaware, O.,
formerly president Of the BeIlaIre Nail
Works Company, is in the city on bust.
ness, being interested in tho mill aud
other enterprises here.
Rev, William Schanfarber and mother
returned last evening from Cleveland,
wher. they had been for week.
Onto a number OF colored people
from this city have gone to their camp
meeting near Bethel.
Miss Ne.tio Wolf. OF Cincinnati. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry HcrzberG,
VI tho Fourth ward.
There arc number Of changes being
made in places at tho steel works in tho
wny Of promotions.
Tho family Of George r Lcasuro will
GO out 10 Bethesda to-day TO spend q
month or two.
Tho Arlington Division X. 7. band,
of this city, spont yesterday ut Burr's
Mills.
Thov. Cummins went out to Bethesda
yesterday to stay during the meeting.
Frank RoNmor lett yesterday on Il
trip for tho BelIairo Stove Company.
Frank williams. vito and mother.in-
law lett yesterday for Niagara FaIl'.
Fred WE'LL left last night for Dun
kirk, Ind. on business trip.
Charles Strong went out TO Bethesda
yesterday to spend month.
Miss Anna shupo lett yesterday to
visit relatives ut Columbus.
Tho graduating cla's Of '03 will picnic
ut Chestnut point to-day.
Miss Alberta Hoffman went out 10
Bethesda yesterday.
Mrs. GorrOll and children won't out to
bethesda yesterday.