The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-12
DEtiLtItsE.
All sorts OF Looal News aud Gossip from
III. Ginsa Ctr.


tho Gln,s Ctr.
A drummer from Kansas City had n
close call On n trip over tho road ycster.
day. lilo registered ut the Globe hotel
as Enocll Clouvrout ani while ono OF
tho cliambcrmaids, Fannie liensley,
was arranging tho room adjoining his
tho stranger entered II and buried tho
door. Then ho took hold OF the girl,
but slO screamed 30 that she attracted
tho attention Of everybody In tho house.
She also got a bed sint and made things
wnrm for tho scantily clad drummer
and finally got ont Of tho room about
tho time hclp arrived. Tho girl made Il
charge that would have sont thu pas
s~lonato traveller over tho road, but tho
fellow was penitent aud the proprietor
OF the liotol got tho girl 10 modify tho
charge TO disorderly conduct and tho
mayor taxed him $40 aud costs. The
girl ia a young blonde, rather handsome
In appearance.
Frank Archer aud ]. L. Blackburn, OF
thts city, and Hon. j.. Q. l~ieinlein aud
Walter LOWS, Of Bridgeport. went to
Cincinnati Sunday night to attend the
legislative and tho league banquels held
In tho Queen City yesterday aud to-day.
The Enquirer, In speaking OF Archer for
state treasurer, says: ''FTank Archer,
OF Bellaire, one Of the hustling young
Republicans Of Belmont county. has u
ponchant for ttcasur0rships. In 1883
he was elected II township treasurer
and served n number Of terms. After
fooling around rs Il councilman no was
elected county treasurer and served
two terms. He will be heard from
during the next two days, having been
qualified to speak by roason OF an ap'
premiership as II glass blower"
A number Of delegated 10 the minors
convention At Columbus were in the
city yesterday to tnke tho train for that
place. Among them were Sherman
Glasgow and G. II. Smith, OF this city,
I. l. Lowis, OF Martins Ferry, Thomas
McGough aud Ed Davis, of bridgeport,
and Frank Tallett, Of St. Clairsville
junction, all delegates. They were all
incensod at the published reports OF tho
miners in this section passing reaolu.
tons against tho pro.ent officers and de.
clarinG for now ones. They say TINT
not r solitary local union in all this
district did anything Of tho kind.
Tho entertainment and banquet given
by the Knights OF Pythias In Odd Fol-
lows hall last night was splendid. The
hall was nicely arranged and the tables
Ms temptingly tittec out as at any ban.
quet ever given In q ball here, while the
addresses and readings were choice and
entertaining. Tho Pythian knights
know d thinsor two about making them.
selves agreeable to the public, rs was
fully attested At their banquet hail last
night.
Two or three single teams drove
across the river on the ice yesterday,
but ono OF tho horses went through at
n place on one OF the trips and when
that got uoised around tho venturesome
driving ceased. The horse was not in.
lured aud he managed to get out with.
out help.
John, Philip and Patrick J. Kane, OF
Caldwell. and E. ]. Kane, OF IVES.
Union, W.. Va, were called 10 this city
Sunday to attend the funeral OF their
mother. These men are in the hard.
ware businers and were former Bsllaire
boys.
City Solicitor Armstrong returned
yesterday after a weeks absence, which
WAS npenti In adjoining counties looking
up the titles to coal lands for Colonel
Mooney and others.
The schumann Quartette will appear
at the First NJ. L. church on Thursday
evening and they will have n good house,
as they are popular here.