The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21
DELLAIRE
All sorts Of Local News and Gossip FROM
the Glass City.

All Sorts Of Local News and GoASip FROM
the Glass City. 900
Marshal Dahra wont to Findlay Thugs
day night 10 bring back Cam" Smith,
whose house was raided hero about
three wears ago aud found to be filled
with stolen goods. Smith escaped ar
rest then and has been living Mt Find
lay for year or so. Recently when on
'toot" no told tho boys out thero what
"clams" thoy had for officers In Bell:
aire and how he usod to walk all around
them, 20 into anybody's place, got what
ho wanted, and yet they never suspect
cd him. An oflicor there heard OF this
boast and finally made inquiry hero Il
such a man was wanted. Ho was aud
tho necessary papers were mado out
md word sent to Findlay. Tho officers
there took him in charge and Marshal
Dahra won't out to bring him hore for
trial. Ho is expected to arrive this
morning, Smith was noxt door
neiuhbor OF Rev. W. n. Eaton and
family for awhile, and robbed thom OF
everything they had in thCir collar, and
indeed, II was Row. Mr.. Eaton who
finally put the officers onto tho place.
A number of persons from hero will
90 to Chippewa Lake on tho Cleveland,
Loruin 4 Wheeling to-day, tho excur-
sion tickets being good for three days.
There arc q number OF visitors from
along the lakes already thoro and thia
week thcy organized mock court. J. X.
Jollv. president OF tho Electric Railway
Com any, is tho judge, and his brother,
A. NJ. jolly, 10 prosecuting attorney
William Shindcwolf, shoriilr and Charles
Bowman, deputy. Tho first grand jury
indicted Hon. David Wagencr, and
when ho was arraiGnod no pleaded not
guilty, but after a trial he was convicted
by majority OF tho jury, the two ladios
holdInr out for tho defendant Mr..
Wagner was sentenced TO n plunge in
the lake aud tho sheriff executed tho
dnty Of his ofIico By sending him In on q
toborrun slide. The Jury that tried
him was composed OF James Swartz,
Ross Dean, Orion PortOrileld, W. T..
S,cnhons. i. o. Fletcher, F. I. Boyd,
+ 8. Hackctt, Max tondo, George
Scott Mrs. a. NJ. Jolly. George
Maxcn, and W. X. Townsend, foreman.
SQUIRE Frank Mason hoard q case in
the mayors ofico yesterday against u
womnn who was charged with cruelty
furnishing ono OF her Childron. While
she was whipping tho child neiRhboE
woman said something, and quarrel
between tho two women resulted III
bringing tho case.
Tho term OF George NJ. Wiec as NOM
Dor OF the county board Of election SUI
p.ryisors has expired, but the county
committou has not yet recommended
his Te-appointmcnt. Everly South, tho
Democratic member, whose time ex'
pircd, hau boon ro'appointGd.
David Cummins was run over by IN
onoinc nj IIaporstown, Nd, and perhaps
finally injured. His father.in'law, S1m'
m"l Bowser, went down yesterday in 70.
sponso to telegram conveying hews OIL
tho accident.
In Smith and vito returned yostcr'
dov from n ton days outing ut Glove
lnHd They were at Put.in-Bny, where
Mr. Smith attended tho meeting OF tho
State Bar Association.
&C Williams returned from Logan,
O., Yesterday after driving Dan CarroIl 3
horse, Ben lIur, Il winning race NJ
Logan bcst timo $50 80
Mrs, Jackson Myers and family will
,oayc today for Muncic Ind, to mako
,En, .bcir homo. Mr.. Myers has been
there for como time
Alawsuit involvings7 so was dismiss
al in Souiro AIason's court yesterday
tho plaintill failing TO appear
Mira Lizzie Cummins aud hor niece,
Ni"s Edith Baker. nro ut Niagara Falls
to spond week or co.
Miss Mimic Darrah, who has been
vcry III for moro than month, Is able
to 10 about now.
Mayor Dubois was able to ride out IN
bis buggy y GsterdaY.