The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02
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All Sorts of Local News anu Gossip from
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All Sorts OF Local News nnd Gossip from
thv GiaN, City.
Walker Fulton, as administrator, has
lust filed n second suit against tho B, &
y. railroad company for s., 900 damages
Tor tho killing Of Charles Fulton at Il
crossing ut Glencoe In 1889. They. claim
no notice was gwen Of tho approach OF
n train. Young Fulton was driving
with q young lady. Tho horse and man
wore killed, but tho Young lady escaped
with n broken thigh, lU@
Squire Mason Ravo judrncn. against
James W. Sellars In a suit brought by
Lozter 4 Co., OH Wednesday, and yes
terday the attorneys argued tho case
over before him and hc sut tho judg.
nent aside and will henr tho case on i,s
merits again. Tho proceeding Ia now
In JUSTICES courts. but seems to be au.
thorizcd by now law giving greater
authority to justices of tho pence.
Twouty persons huvo beon recognized
by tho local courts to the next grand
jury: Arson, |; shooting TO wound, Il
larceny. e. rape. |; cutting to wound.
!; perjury, l; cruelty to animals, I;
burglary, Q; selling uilultoralol food, /;
assault, 2; assault TO rob, /: robbery, !,
and ono Is described as "a married man
making love"
Ezra McElenry was riding horse to
n blacksmlth'tsyesterday when itslipped
and fell OH Union street, throwing him
without injury aud Ezra mounted tho
animal again, but before he got turned
around tho horse tell again and that
timo caught Mcllenry's leg beneath
him.
Mr.. Burke, who has boon canvassine
for tho Neutrality-suspicious. Glass
Company for sometime, has severed Ills
connection with that company and will
return to Pittsburgh. Mir. Shearcr Is
also absent in Indiana, but will return
shortly, it Is said.
Potter Jackson may not DO drinking to
oxcoss, but no bought eighteen or twen'
ty bottles OF BaSs's Ale during hia short
stay in this city. That quantity would
floor an ordinary man, bat tho pugilis,
was not drunk while in this city.
George II. Riller, alocal correspondent
for n Wheeling pnper, and Miss Ida
WRrnock wero quietly married III,
other evening, and left Immediately fol
visit with his people in Pennsylvanis,
W. J. Berry and John Davis have
brought suit against II. /. Day to rocov'
or s, 500 given as payment Tor the in
tercst the plaintiffs had In n contrac
for paving at Canton, Ills.
NIessrs. W. c. Stewart, sr. aad IT., are
in tho city, and it Is said they will con
meet themselves with the Novelty
Stamping Company here. :
Capt Thomas Garrett suffered the
third stroke Of paralysis and is now in
perfectly helpless condition and car
not recognize any one.
Tho young people OF the Second Pres
byterian church hold asilyer offering u
the home OF Miss Laura Mccullough, or
Gravel hill, last night.
The school examiners met last nigh
to determine upon those entitled to Ger.
tificates from tho examination last Sat
urday.
Henry Menehan, young left handed
ball twirler OF this city, has been sign,
ed by the Sioux City baseball club.
The Every Other Week Club was on
tertained ut tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs
D. W. Cooper yesterday evening. t
Judge J. B. briggs was calling upor
come OF the attorneys here yesterday