The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22
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All Sorts or Lorh, .N',.. "nt, Gossip Abont
tho C.IhSa tlty.

INV IlhN 'Itl.
a llttlo babe Ct Sylvester Criswcl'
| suffered from inroccnt cruelty ycstCg-
dny 10 such nh extent that II physl-
chm mad 60 he called In, An Older
clilll hhd been slrSn toy hatcher and
tho youngItCr Thought Of course toy
Ratchet could DO Nio harm. 50 dulthg
the mothers absence the twO.rcar.OlI
hcEan to try the hntchCt on his baby
brushC.'E head and APPLIED II 40 All.
! gently ma with such force ms to pro-
ducc HuclI commissions nnI wounds as to
f"ightcn tho family and physician
VAS sent for.
lion. J. L. blackburn hns been ab.
sent from tho city for several days
| assisting In The ARRANGEMENT Tor q so
cihl session OF the legislature nj Column
bus, lie ~ chairman OF the house com
miUcc, The session VIII he held at the
| Chltt0ndcn hntel In Columbus on tho
29d OF january and an elaborate ban
quot VIII be held IN Che evening,
Airs. Crow was charged with keeping
II HSnrdcrly house before the mayor
yesterday aud Caroline Llppcfman was
charged With trGqnentinE tho place.
| 10th pleaded mol guilty ana were to
be tried last night The man In thu
case DHid his way out nnd LEFT Tor
| IHt9burGh yesterday morning.
Hon. Fl. j. EcklCy, eX-statr senator.
or CTrTulltun. wGnt In Washington.
Rhen lJp heHrd the iirst sound nj war
| with Spain. The honorable HnrVcy
never wuitS for dr1Ift when he can be
% service without It.
The friends Of the Gravel mn Ii
brHrr AsSodutiUn wan hold meeting
this evening TO consider some matters
in connection with keeping the room
open every night.
Rev. Father O'Seill. of New York
City. left yesterday morning for Stcu-
brnvlllr, where he spent the day. lclY-
Ing last evening for his home.
The ladies aid society viii net abou,
SIS fro=l the Costnorama und Professor
Geric took nh0ut that sum away with
him Tor his part IN H.
Charles Kcyser. deputy sheriff o,
Monroe cOunty.wtnt to Woolsticll yes
tcrday. after spending Sunday In the
| city.
Miss Emma Wilson Is able 10 be out.
after several non,hs' OF Illness. She
being confined with the typhoid fever
Perry and Thomas Cummins are
home from Washington. Pa. where they
attend Observation-Disclosures college.
Mrs Paul Heinbrod. OF Darlington.
has returned home, nftcr spending n
Few days with relatives In this city.
Thomas Tomiinson. travelling sales
man 10" the bottle company. has re-
turned from an extended trip.
Rev. J. $. Wisnan, OF this city. went
10 Ravennn yesterday, to spend O few
days with relatives.
Earl Simpson. OF Glencoe. is spend
tng few days with friends and rela-
,lves In this city.
Miss Bernce McCrody. OF Barnes
Vile, Will visit friends and relatives IN
tho city shortly.
The steel works resumed this morn
Ing and will! continue to run until
Christmas.
Miss Ella Weeks will leave to-day
for Atlanta, Ga. TO visit her sister. at
that place.
Miss Della showacrc. OF MoundsvIlle.
Is the guest OF friends and relatives In
this city.
Joe White. OF Falrmont. W. Va. Is
spending IL few days with relatives In
the city.
Herman LETTERS, OF BeailSville, was
In the city yesterday, calling on
| friends.
Mira y. II. Rice Is having nm addi-
ton built 10 her property on Guernsey
street.
James Madden. of gainesville. Is the
guest OF friends and relatives in the
city.
J. l. Cusrap has returned from EN-
plre. Ohio, where he has been working.
Miss Clara oHTooie Is confined TO her
home In the Third ward. quite III.
The Misses Howard. OF Wheeling. are
the quests OK friends In the city.
William FuSReT, OF Cambridge. Il
the guest OF friends In the city.
Everltt Godfrey spent Yesterday a.
his home In M!ngo Junction.
Rodefe? Brothers started yesterday
morning.