The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-22
CRY AND VICINITY.
Timely Triaes Picked up by Perapatetie
Pencil showers

TnE House Of Delegates doesn't care 70 talk
tariff
oEbY two caseE ws,s In the ,octrr is.t
evening. ~ 'S'S " WV 'OSANP 'A''
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tertlay by Clstt HooS '' "S'S '''StN se''
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i"o PeEIoFmanCes Of FFesh were gwen
,LH we, snenmns one oy raymond ana one oy
'He "'nu'
a, . hehbER o. men arc being employed at'
H. HS s'CnS aIa'Ty, ngaL a!ocktown, quarrylng
aIn.,l st Sa,'. VI ~ P'Aeeu On MAtAst stfeeI,
"'o'V o0'e nv.
Az East wheeling stable was blown down
~ ..S,' w dn yestetuay attSsnoon, and came
~ ~ I NV sne SteehI Il 7" was AEopPeu
" '"s MAJ" ,''e's U''use'
DOCKING the druggist, "a having hand
some plate GAS front placed IN Ills store
corner twelfth and Chapline, adding much
:" tnp 1PPeat.hee VI 'ne pace
sAIuaD&Y afternoon Thomas Sapher, q res
iaent OF bridgeport and employed at the
south wheeling glass works, fell from lad
DER and severely spratned hts ankle,
AUGUST DoRE, employed at the South
Wheeling Glass Works, while carrying u lot
OF glassware ~ ms arms yesterday, slipped
andiell' Abad cash was cut In his wrist.
A WOODEN bridge on the Central Ohio diyi.
sion Of the D. & o, road was washed away
BY a freshet In the creek Monday night and
trains were considerably DELAYED In conss.
quence yesterday.
ADour o o'clock Yesterday morning. thu
creek run out 10 feroCiOus manner. Il was
quite sight to see the muddy water
piIing down in big bilIows and number
WATCHED Il from the bridges.
Tuy C;noirroN n.nors t.,,.5 - ,...L .,,o
city last evening. TLey were detained NV n
washout that occurred abont . r, M. nm Tho
Little Miami. A branch AZ the pan. Sndia
A transfer was found 10 be Necessary
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iH,,on i".aa a'a m s'o e " , .or oEsan,
tT s. mse haH T., i, o. our pf0ththeht
and they nropose 10 pnSh II forward ~ s,ic,
cess
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M f ''I pIil VI iHoIIus M!ssnsAS hoLH,
pIoSA EuIAI cOHIAiheu large anu social
asuelnS laS' S M, aoouI Iotty couple
oeInS WysehE Inc evening" WV spent asIess-
auly u"'''" sS'e nouF' uAnc'nS 10 eocKayhes
'hu"'''
A NIGHT watchmRn at the Creek Mill had
his face badly burned night before last, by y
LlaMe rom an anneallng furnace, which he
was ABOUT 70 HFe, wHeu tie nIehan Iet tue
camper GOWN, HOT knowing the Waterman
was near
TnE Board OF Directors OF the Children's
Home Is called TO meet at the office Of Mr.,
Henry H. List this afternoon dt three and
half O'Clock. Rev. Atr.Barnitz desires futt
meeting Of the Board, US he leaves the city
in q few days.
YESTERDAY afternoon Bessie n littls doprh.
ter OF Joseph Bisb0p, residing nm Jaeob
street, Sixth ward, willie playing about the
house, pulled teapot full oil boiling water,
that was standing on table, over on herself
and was severely Scalded.
SONG person fired ofr n revolver mar the
most oillce Inst evening Th;s nromiscuo my
tbeotims on the Stree, is mn ahoniinsbie n,iS'
ance, rs we'll as a source Of dsnger, A sober
man with good sense will noyss sboot witS-
ont some vsrv yooj reo"on "'''' '"''' "''"'
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ikST Hi 49, ISayy vino olew aoWn tAe
i"iHs;ns s;wOSon,s i;ysr" stNhIa s TSo "u
crash gave rIse IN an jInnrSssior tbst s 1V""
Sm;IJir% had hear Jar'"IiSSoJ al ~ I".no
cr",vJ w,S "T,rnst.i ~ ILo go, "''N = '"' 90
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4hh loot-3T'Tse crossing the creek at the
crescent null DhlIt ny the employees Tor Their
accommodation. came near being swept away
by the creek as 1t rushed out yesterday morn
ing. me center pier gave way, and u was
ieaFed mat me whole Structure would 80
uurlhg the night
MONDAY evening while Street Commission.
er Stevens was walking about his stable he
yentured TOO near the heels of one OF his an.
lmais, which Kicked Victonsly and laid
stevens out IN bad shape. Ills left arm was
oFoken ana MS tniSh D9dly injured ny a
Kick. lie was confined to his room yesterday.
TIE high wind OF yesterday morning came
near blowing of the galvanized iron cap on
the northeast tower OF the Fourth ward
school house. 1t hangs in very dangerous
position and should lie removed before It
falls and possibly kills some one. This makes
the third cap that has been blown from this
building.
WILLIAM LpRpEs alias William Tbomrso,
n resident If the First warJ who baI %",,
considerable po,oriety in eooWect;oa viii
petty crimes with which he has been charged
from time 10 time, was arrested by officer
Liston In the Seventh ward last evening, for
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