The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07
pRLLaIRE
an sorss OF Local Nows. and Gossip frOn
ths Glass city.

AlA alEt8 VI AS8~tAA 49, 49,
t,s Glass eaty:
Eight Of the instruments Of the
Heathsring.on band Wero broken and
damaged by the collision Of the wagon
and electric cat at the run below West
wheeling. None OF the boys had any
bones broken, but Emmett Pickett had
his ankle badly sprainel; Prof.: Frank
Nelson had his back hurt; joseph Kelly
sustaInslFa BevOro CUT gu the head
Orion Portertieli also got . bad cut, and
Howard HcathcrnRton got mis- lip cut
through, hut tho balance OF the folks
escaped with slight bruises. Tho wagon
was badly broken up, and buggy just
behind tho wagon. occupied bY ". ):
Heatleringson aud son, was wrecked
by the horse Frightening at tho col
lision and turning suddenly. upsessinG
the buggy aud spIintering II In freeing
himself from IL The occupants sus'
tainCd only slight bruises.
"iun" Campbell, the fellow who
prevented his wife from securing d:
vorce and who failed to get one himself
came over from BenwOod for an inter-
view with her aud was SO persistent
that she hat him arrested and the
mayor taxed him s. and costs, which
l,e paid anu departed. Hun is the fel'
low who made the vicious assault upon
J. b. Smith, the lawyer. year or so
ago because Of his legal services in tue
proceedings for divorce.
Charles Hook, tho Baltimore & Ohio
engineer whose wife was killed with
her father by runaway ut New
Alartlnsville recently, returned yester-
day. Ills little daughter who was with
tho mother at the time Of tho accident,
10 recovering from her injuries.
"EIoodo" John. now kept in the lock.
up to prevent his doing anything sorl'
GUS, demonstrates what mind he has by
covering himself with the wire mat Of u
broken cot in addition to the bed cloth
ing that no has in the belief that It
keeps him warmer.
The colored camp meeting at Bethel
is only moderately well attended so far.
Tie collection ut the day services last
Sunday only amounted to s., and II
took some drumming to make 1t reach
that amount. Next Sunday will be the
big day.
Tho American Mcdaniel band went
out 10 Burr's Mills yesterday evening
and will remain during the ten days oil
tho assembly meeting. Before leaving
town they serenadel tho newspaper
olIiCes.
Ono saloon man was reported yestcr.
day for selling on Sunday. and II con'
vicled will got the usual $50 and costs:
Even at this 1t don't. pay these kind OF
times.
The steel works startup this morning
again. They seem to havs orders enough
at present 10 run awhile, but lost some
time on account OF the scarcity OF iron.
L. S Woodbridge, OF Rod Key, Ind.
Is again in the city. but will return with
his family this week. .
Harry Tyler has COMO to his home in
Virginia, aud will attend college there
this fall.
Miss Mimic Kemple and Mics Clara
Forbes are enjoyinglife at Lewis's Mills.
Dr.. David Paul, president CT Mus
kinsum college, is visiting in this city.
Mrs. ". e. Stewart. jr., left yesterday
for Lakeside to spend few days.
John Pollock. Of st. CIairsviIlc, is at
Cincinnati on legal business.
OGcor Bowers has returned from q
two weeks fishing vacation.
Miss Mary Kelly is homo from Frank
fort Springs.