The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-13

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penings Briefly Jotteu.
THIS Ia commencement week Of Bethany
College.
CALLIx's supplemental directory will be
out in Q few days.
SOME Of tho deck hands on the Diurnal
INDUCED In slittle rumpus yesterday al.
Iternoon.
A LITTLE son Of Charley Cowan fell
from his fathers shoulder Saturday,
breaking his collar bone.
THE magnificent advance advertising
car Of Sells Brothers Great Show will
reach this city from Bellatre today.
NELSON HENDERSON an employee In tho
| Ctaysviffe planning mills had two fingers
cut of by q circular saw last Saturday.
TWENTY car ioads Of ties for use on the
Hempield extension will 70 out the
Hempaeld this morning from tliis city.
Mn. R. g. LASrz shipped q very fne
blooded horse over the Hsmpield in 0
special car Saturday to Waynesburg, Pa.
SRLL's BRoTHRIs' Great show will give us
plenty Of circus on the Glorious Fourth
three performances, ct 10 A. NJ, and 2 and
s P.A N,
1NMKssE quantities Of strawberries or.
rive in this city daily from GAINESVILLE, o..
and are distributed around this city and
county.
The Board Of Public Works will visit
Charleston June "a for the purpose Of
visiting and inspecting the new Capitol
building.
Mr.. AND MRs. CHARLES wlLBERr were
called off to Pittsburgh very Unexpectedly
last Saturday by q telegram announcing
the death Of Mr.. Wiibeft's father.
THERE will be no ~postponement Of the
Mannerchor excursion to Browns Island
tomorrow, the island not having been
damaged any by the recent foods.
Mr.. AUGUST ZoEcKLER, the Fulton
butcher, is erecting a large and commodi.
GUS slaughter house, which, when com.
pleted, will be mi Of the largest in Fulton,
Tng picnic which was to have been
given by the Benwood fishing club on last
Saturday, was postponed on account OF the
high water. Cockayne and orchestra will
play.
A GENTLEMAN employed ut the Whitaker
Iron Works in the construction OF the
new mill had one Of his feet badly mashed
Saturday by the falling Of about three tons
Of iron upon him.
DAN MeKLuG threw stone through the
window Of Dave STEMS residence over the
creek, Saturday night, which, striking
sister Of Stems, inflicted a serious injury
McKlug is in the lookup.
Tue Island now boasts Of the finest Ice
cream saloon in the entire city. Frank
Falloure, the veteran caterer, has been
erecting several new buildings on Virgins
. street aud among them q magnificent
/ saloon.
A MAN by the name John Reuff, who Il
employed at the stone quarry above thu
ttop mill, had his foot badly hurt on last Fri
day by a large lime stone falling on 1t, cut
ting it severely. He will be unable to WORK
for some time.
THREE THOUSAND FRYE HUNDRED emf
5 grants passed over the B. & 0. west yes
, , terday and last night from Baltimore In
one train OF five sections. The B. 4 o
10 certainly m~onopolizing the emigran
business just now.
JIM SUTTON who was recommitted To jsi
by Squire Philips last week to serve out {
sentence for contempt oil court, after hay
ing been released on bail was re.releasec
Saturday by Judge Melvin who had sut
! ton before him on q ha6eds corpus, sued oul
. by Sutton's attorney.
Mr.. J. DouGHERTY, who has what ID
, called the sHali moon" farm on the Steen
rod place opposite Falton, had Implanted il
corn, and It vas in a fine condition, as he
bad worked oyer twice, but the water over
: flowed 1t and it will be worthless. The loss
falls heavily on MID, as he Is . hard work
ling and industrious man.
A SIGN near the intersection OF South
Front aud Ohio streets last Saturday in,
formed the public that q "boat race would
be rowed on the lower Island Fail
!, Grounds between VIM. Exley and Philc
Kimberly, with Gee. R. Tipgle as referee
The sign was painted on canvass, and
/ caused much amusement.
ON ACCOUNT Of the very high water at the
month Of the creek he Hempield bridge
has not been used tor o day or two. Fol-
fear OF any accidents To the bridge several
very heavily loaded cara were run oui
upon it. The trains on tho Hempfeld
have been leaving the Atlantic Engine
House for a day or two and will continue
80 to do until further notice.
A VERY exciting fat mans race came Of
on the creek last Friday afternoon In the
old fashioned fat.bottomed boats between
Joseph Reiuacker and the unknown.
We could not. learn what the race was for,
| hNf tho fnHnnun M a q thn trtnkAr he nkn.t
two lengths. One OF Reinacker's oars
slipped out Of the lock and Joe fell over in
the boat. The noise he made caused the
people In the vicinity 10 think the final
day had come,
The high water OF Saturday and Sunday
made the B. & O. authorities at this poin.
q little apprehensive concerning the safety
otthe bridge over the mouth OF CALDWELL
run, at Twenty.ninth street, and the train
coming into this city ct 1885 yesterday,
from the East, deposited it's con.
tents, both freight and passengers, a
Ford's crossing, Thirty .second street. The
expresssge was taken In charge by Mr.. W,
O. King, Jr., and brought up to the office.
The committee appointed last Monday
night at the Disciple Church, from the
1 churches and temperance organizations o.
this city, hsve engaged P. A. Burdich, Of
De Ruyter, b. y, to lead in a temperance
campaign here. The frat meeting wal
held at Parker's Hall, Sunday afternoon,
and will be continued each evening this
week at the same place. Mr.. Burdich has
pleasing way in presenting this subject,
aud encoura his hearers to earnest work,
There is no doubt Of the success OF these
meetings, and II is hoped much good will
he done -