The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-15
NEIulIHORIt0OD NEWS.
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". b. Gilmore took his household goods
to his new home at s., Clairsrille yesterday.
Beltaire people arc busy, but there's not a
great deal Of news-probably for TINT very
reason. 'HfiFTQ ffffr 7ttF HF.@ -
The Gypsy Queen troupe Will play ngain--
q benetit--Friday and Saturday eveningsand
he troupe has been asked to repeat the plny
elsewhere. 'a't
The Ice house tor 5wlft's refrigerator cars
Is to be an immense affair. The construction
will begin Ht ONCE OH the Is. & o. ground near
the round house. glr-.- ~
A dimnntive craft was seen steaming It's
way up tho river yesterday evening and was
taken by some OF The Republicans 10 DO the
salt River packct-until they reflected that
It vas not big enough:to hold half OF them.
A colored chap, wording at the wharf boat
since his return from the Vt. ClaiBville jail,
was seen Tying up tho railroad yesterday
win Onlcer Roder In pursuit, md Sgatn, NJ.
Yer dinner, flying down tho river bank under
the same circumstances. lie finally boarded
boat for Wheeling and safety. n
The regulations to govern the telephone
company IN the erection Of poles for It's wires
VIII allow the poles 10 be put on the streets,
but they must be symmetrical In appearance
ana painted. Nine feet above The ground
VIII De black. thu rest OF the poles white.
lne city Will be allowed at any lime TO put
wire Oh lhe poles for fire alarm system.
II the street chr tracks are extended 10 the
FIRST ward, rs there lsa great probability OF
fheir being soon. 1t Is probable that they will
10 from Belmont street at City Hall to I'm.
ion street and follow Union street 10 the
creek, even II the new bridge ut belmont
street be finished before the trucks are down,
When the line was originally projected il
was proposed to have switch oil one side OF
inc market house and the main track on the
other; but TINT will probably DO abandoned,
Tor obvious reasons. rJI
NEW CUMBERLAND.
Yesterday morning Mrs. jackson, mother
OF prof. i. H. Jackson, was stricken down
with n paralytic stroke. As yet It Is not
ascertained whether II will prove fatal or
not. H.l".5I -
~ small child OF W. d. Cornell died yester.
day morning with whOopng cough and lung
lever 1t will be buried today. 1t IL The
youngest child Of the family, and they have
the sympathy Of all. -
The Democratic hoodo on Monday night,
at fhirvicw, II what We Gun hear from those
who were present be true, was Of n decidedly
tame ordef and the special OF the L,tyi,,er
from Fairview was like some OF those cock.
lott specials SO characteristic Of that Journal
lhe truth OF the mntter Is that they had no
cannon, lis stated, from East Liverpool, and
consequently did not fire 100 rounds. They
did shoot some, but 1t was from Nh old car
wheel laRen ont from here by some of the
enthused brethren. The band was treated 10
nice supper, and were pleased by the treat.
ittetft at the hands of the Fairview people.
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cold upon us. The brick works ire winding
up; their fall business is duly closed IN il
Will show largely increased percentage over
any former year. We manufacture 10000.
t9o fire brick per ann;tm aud prepare for
market 10000 tons Of fire clay. 70 ship this
Immense tonnage would require about Q, $50
cars or II train Of twenty ears per day for |
every working day in the year, and yet we
have large business in the sewer pine md
terra cottr works, which would yield at least J
from three toscven cars day the year round |
With this immense freishtage We have as
railroad facilities only what we get by
boating our wares acros, the river and |
hauling to the G. Il +. railroad at
:McCoys Station. Had we railroad facilities
1t would not be long until other indus.
tries would spring up, us we have ali the nat.
liral resources here 10 make frst.class point
10 show how badIv VIZ nceI so,no nrtia, 10
only have TO saw that bricks RI boated from
here 10 Cincinnati. Ohio md ra.shinnad hr
cars to points west. and nv 30 do'nr hs,tcr
rates are had than can be got here under the
present regime. Our people are ready for
such an enterprise and would lend substan-
t'al aid towards building road, Won't some
capitalists improve the opportunity? Surely
this would not be like buildings road when
commerce WAS expected to come on account
Of the railroad but rather the road ought to
come on account o: commerce.
MARTINS FERRY. .. ...
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Ftna Iii Iii s as.a m"4 was s'af'eo ~ toe
rho fra. :, IA ,o,..
Duckeye class house viii he M, oa. III, iu
week to make room for Tie No ras f,,r,s s'
Dr. Iine,uen and other msn,hers of ,,,o
order Of Masons arc attending the lueetinr oi
the Grand Lodge of West Virginia, now in {
sessionat Wheeling t
The Little Anna will rim after tho or,or-
!alnment by the Ministries Thursday evening
II sufficient number 80 from here TO Justify, $
and think there is no doab. but there will lie
be more than enough. T55 c
Esq. Z. Barr and dauch,cr Jamie If Sic.
Iersyilla, "! Va, are Visiting Mr. i West. :
lake OF this place, Mr., lIarr is in the hard. q
ware business: and viii bnva stool. Of sto ".
&C., while here: Mr.. b. is an old reader Of t
me WHEELING lSrELLloEScEE, and OF course
IS a well informed man.
Willie Davis, son of David D,yis came ,
near losing his life Yesterday eyeninr Iie &
was on freight train, and in his eiiort tn 4
Jump from the same was caught in some
way by the trucks, and thrown under. He ,
was Immediately taken to 'YanPelt's DRUG
store. and upon examination it Was found q
hat one foot was badly mashed IN. and g
aost likely be will lose part OF It. lie was 6
taken 10 his home and his wants will he nj. 7
let 'ue" ~ 'he'e ny Its. west und DlachtQ!u.
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The prospects for NE new lantern factory
dfe very '"Vorab!e' II
The NJ L. Churci, il In be ornamental 8