The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-24
HELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass Citv,

an SORTS OF Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass City.
No time was lost here by the dcputv
sheriff from Peoria. Ills, who came af-
ter Eacry Taneyhill for an assault upon
9 railroad conductor in that city In 1895.
Taaeyh!ll was anxious to go back with
him. The railroad conductor did not
die, but Is crippled for life and Il seems
that Tancyhill was sort OF pugIllst
during his residence In Peorin, and was
bad man when In liquor. The deputy
put the handouts on him and left on
the first train after his arrival here.
The funeral OF Thomas Clegg took
place yesterday afternoon, under the
auspices OF the American Mechanics,
and was largely attended by members
OF that order and others, and MANY
friends. The Mechanics band headed
the procession. Rev. Austin Wilson con-
Quoted the services, and the remains
were laid TO rest In Rose Hill cemetery.
James Fo!len's saloon was robbed
early yesterday morning. During the
excitement consequent upon the fire,
thieves broke into the rear Of his place,
near the Baltimore G. Ohio depot, and
helped Themselves to liquor and cigars,
and stole about n dollar In change that
had been left In the drawer.
Mrs. C. c. Williams, mother OF Major
Frank Williams. is lying at the point
Of death, and on Saturday evening her
son Tony, OF Cleveland, and a daugh-
tee, Mrs. Charles Keras, OF Moundsvl!lc,
came 10 town and remained with their
mother constantly since then.
this city, now OF Dunkirk. Ind, came In
Saturday, to attend the funeral OF
Thomas Clogs, which took place yes
terday. Mr.. Moore Will remain In the
city FOR few days before returning to
Indiana.
Superintendent II. G. Williams deliv-
cred his lecture on THE Story OF Helen
kcllar" at Wellsburg, Friday evening,
and delighted the splendid audience tina:
assembled In the George Chapel in that
town.
Rodefcr Bros glnss factory will re-
sumo work Wednesday, after being idle
FOR the past two weeks, making needed
repairs, This is the first time this fac
tory has been off since last February.
Buck stelzer and wife arrived in the
city yesterday morning. from Column
bus. He will remain In this city until
his bout tomorrow night before the
bridgeport Athletic Club.
Perk Kennedy, the base ball pitcher
OF this city, has signed q contract for
this year with the Brooklyn team for n
larger salary than he received last
year.
II. Thomn, formerly glass engraycr
here, now director In the Cumbcr-
land, Md. glass company, was In the
city YESTERDAY, seeing old friends.
Mr.. George W. Yost, OF the Bcllalrc
bottle Company, returned yesterday,
from New York. where he had been for
week, on business.
Bert Hopkins, who fell Friday even.
ing and injured his right hip. is i'm.
proving and will be able 10 be out In a
few days.
Miss Maudc Glass, OK Rayensport. IL
the guest Of friends and relatives in Inc
Fourth ward. y.
Miss Emma B!rlile. OF Pittsburgh ;s
the guest OF Mrs. Elton, In the Fourth
ward.
Guy DanRworth has been confined 10
his home In the Fourth ward. quite III,
G. ". Crow will leave TODAY FOR
Pittsburgh on business trip.
MIss Jennie Harper. OF brilliant O.
Is the guest OF friends.
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