The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-19
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All Sort Of Local News aud GoIslp From
the GIasl city.

All ROFta Of Local News auu Go49tp HtS~-
the Glas' city.
The storm Sunday evening uprooted
several trees in yards about own, the
wind and lightning apparently PLAYING
oueer freaks. A large shade tree In
James Kinney's yar6was uprooted, two
IN Fred Wllldnson's yard were twisted
ont. Of the ground, and half square
farther north one in W. ]. Kirkpatrick 5
ward was broken down, then the Win9
turned the corner toward the river aro
broke q few more in yards on tTonC
street. but al the residences and other
houses escaped damage. ]. A. Green
field. agent OF the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh, was sitting at q window just
beneath the flagpoie that was shattered
at that station by lightning, but telt ho
shock. but Miss LYDIA Heatherington
was using the telephone when o stray
streak caught the wires and gave her
quite a shock. A number OF instru-
u1eDts were burned out and useless yes
terday morning.
The trouble out about Trolls mines
which eliminated In search by VIZ
lance committee and the shooting s sa5
urday night, will now get long nesue9
Investigation. warrants nave Desn
sworn out for the Kennedy5 and yes
terdny Mitchell Kennedy appeared pe-
fore Squire Mason to obtain WarEan ~
for the vigilance committee. ne az
leges they represented themselves US
officers with search warrants an9 Ihts
they constituted a riotous asSem0lase'
There was Prohibition meeting AZ
the u. P. church last night, the object
OF which was to secure petition to get
the ticket on the blanket ballot. A year
ago a colored mans ticket was put on
the ballot by petition Of persons VINO
cid not vote 1t, and last winter the law
was amended 10 stop this, which makes
81 more difficult to get It on.
Mrs. Mary Welsenberger and LADY
friend from st. Paul, MINI, are SPEND
Ing a few DAYS with friends at EpWorth
PAX and in this city. Mrs. W. was for-
merly Miss Mary Powell, Of this city,
and when she returns to ST. Paul the
irst OF next month she viii take
lucrative place in the postohice there
John N. DAVIS, of the Fifth ward,
Beliaire. died this morning at 1:2O
o'clock. He leaves wife and one
daughter, The deceased was an e1-
mailer. and an esteemed Bellaire citizen
who numbered many Wheeling friends.
walla. Campbell is still in charge OF
the National fishing camp opposite
Powhatan. The other boys had to SO
TO work and Waiia would like TO, but
the chimney branch Is quiet
Marshal Johnston and Officer shep'
herd were at M0undsviile yesterday az.
ternoon as witnesses against the wv
chaps caught In car here with ssolen
goods in their possession.
Thieves robbed the cellar OF David
Walker Saturday night Of fine lot OF
edibles. hut David and his family ald
not entirely fast on Sunday though the
larder was quite bare.
John Armstrong, Of New Castle, Pa,
and Miss Antonio Hartwig were quleuy
married here by Rev. L. II. Weiss yes
terday morning and. left Immediately
for trip.
The lawn iete that was to have been
given at the Anderson home, on Grayel
hfll. byt he Uniformed Rank last night,
was postponed until a later date
Rev. ]. B. Ricketts,, who recently re-
signed as pastor Of the Belmont U. p.
CnuFCn' mas HlONSS AAA' @'s
sylvania.
A new flag is to be bought for the CEN
ter OF the park by the patriotic orders
and contributions OF citizens
The st, Clalrsville branch OF the Bal
tImore & Ohio railroad did not run yes
terday owing to washout.
George w. Keller is home from q
weeks stay at Epworth Park and Is
greatly recuperated.
L, E. Emerson, clerk Of the courts
was here yesterday westward bound,
with court records,
A Bridgeport youth put 50 and costs
10 Mayor Freeze yesterday on a charge
OF assault.
The American Mechanics initiated
some new members last night.