The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-21
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All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City,


All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
h Glass city.
The Jury at GAINESVILLE that heard the
case aBinst John Tallett, charged with
pocket-picklng, along with Con. Nc
Dermott and Thomas Hyatt, brought
In q verdict OF guilty yesterday morn
Ing. The boys all belong In Bellnlre,
but last September they were In Zanes-
Vile and on a Sunday they repaired to
o boarding house with a saloon attach.
ment where there was quite a crowd
having q time. Two Bellaire girls Of
shady repute, Aggie and Della Davis,
were also there. John L. Summers was
relieved OF 1924 and some papers OF
value. He suspected the Bellaire boys,
who are glass workers. McDcrmott
and Hyatt were arrested In GAINESVILLE,
but Tnllett had returned to Bellaire and
when the telegram to arrest him came
he offered no resistance and wa allow
cd TO go about. Of his W recogniznnce
until the following day and then &C.
cOmpanled the marshal to GAINESVILLE.
He was tried first, as his counsel ex-
pected to clear him and thought that
would have weight in the OF the
other two. but the Davis girls were
strong witnesses against him n the
verdict gives him q ticket TO the peni-
Tertiary, unless q new trial Is
Three weddings ore announced for
Christmas v and Christmas day In
this city. on Christmas v City Solte-
itor II. s. Armstrong will be married to
Miss Elizabeth Ault, the youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Ault.
The wedding will be O quiet one, Ut the
home OF the brides parents. ThNt
same evening Mr.. Albert p. Deafen-
baugh, foreman In the independent Of
fee will be married TO Miss Hattie Nom
roe at the home Of the brides parents,
and they viii at once go to houSekeep-
ing In their W home. on Christmas
day Mr.. Alvin Kirkpatrick and Miss
Anna Clements, second daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clements. Will be
married at the home OF the brides par
ents In the Fourth ward. And sull an
other wedding Is announced TO begin
the new year with.
Hon. James II. Barr, editor Of the
Cambridge Press and candidate for
chief clerk Of the Ohio senate. was In
the city Thursday. He came 20 lnves-
tignte the reports about the smallpox
and wGs glad to ind there was none
here and that this city had quaran:
tined against the places where Il did
exist. The towns out along the Cen
tfal Ohio Railroad contemplated quar-
antlne against all the river towns, but
Mr. Barr found Il unnecessary TO In
clude BellairG and Wheeling and re-
turned home.
The law and order league Is sending
out circulars calling attention 10 the
more common violations OF the liquor
laws and asklng that the names OF wit.
ne8ses be sent to the prosecuting at-
torney 10 present before the next grand
Jury. No violations OF the laws will
leave the League without such occupa-
ton and will insure immunity to the
saloon men.
Harry f. Alexander passed through
town on his way to New York, Thurs
day evening, having In charge a young
Immigrant who Is subject TO epileptic
hts and as immigrant inspector he had
determined II was only q question OF
time when he would become q public
charge and he was rejected The steam
ship line that brought him over will re-
turn him.
Gen. A. ]. Warner and his son, a. ].
Warner, IT,, q mining engineer, arrived
In the city yesterday and were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Woodbridge
during their stay. They were on their
way east.
The Gravel Hill Social and Reading
Club mot at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Mccullough Inst night and the
Chautnuuuu Circle at he home OF Miss
Martha kirkpatrick.
Fred Blon fractured his left arm be-
low the elbow at the steel works yes.
terday. Both bones were broken and
the young man will be laid UP the bal
nnco Of the winter.
John w. Hawkins, OF Monroe county,
has secured n position in Washington.
through ConEresman Danford and will
go there following the holidays.
l.. =. Hall, a Belmont county boy, is
assistant warden OF the ~penltentlary
at Joliet, Ills. He went from here to
Illinois some years ago.
Miss Ida Gordon will quit the Con-
tral telephone office and will take n
place in Blum Bros store.
Mayor Dubois and wife left yeoter-
day evening for Atlanta and other
points In the south.
DuoklCn's ArniOa salrc.