The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-15
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Charles Sheets isback from a visit to clOYe.
pulling.
The South Bellairs Methodist Sunday
School 10 preparing for an Entertainment 4
an early day. The time y not yet fixed,
The Booth Cement Works, on Pinch run,
has been sold to MesSrs. Thomson and Gar
tett, who expect to carry on the manuIac,
ture OF cement on q large scale.
A special train Is proposed, to carry per,
sons from here to Quincy, during the session
'ot the t0mniun Pleas Court and the st
ClaiTsylllp railroad will run on timo table
toAultit.
There Is demand here for carpenters
There seems to be q good deal Of work going
on already, although the work Is OF kind
that makes little show aud 1t Is 10 scattered
that no one sees all Of 1t.
A wrecking boat has been working at tax
ing out OF the river the three locomotive.
that bumped one another into the river on thu
Baltimore u Ohio compAny's river switch
above the bridge. The first engine ran down
TO haul up q heavy car load Of brick, but
could not make It Tho second engine wen
TO help the first, but the two In coupling go
under water SO that no more steam could bt
raised, and the third engine was then sent
down. The third engine was unable 10 hell
matters, and all TIRES got into the water
where they had to be left. The men on the
engines got good duckings but no one wa,
hurt
The School Board had much shorter SEES.
sion Monday evening than was anticipated,
II was generally. understood that charges
would be brought against Mr.. Clark, thC
principal OF the Gravel Hill schools, and
that these charges would DO Investigated; but
a rule OF the Board requiring charges to be
maqe III writing was overlooked and therefore
nothing could be done. A verbal statement
was made that Mr.. Ed. Fitzpatrick charged
Mr. Clark with throwing rule at child Of
Mr.; Filzpatrick's, hitting him In the head
atd cutting a deep cash. Mr.. Clark also
made On informal reply without denying the
throwing. tits understood that steps have
been taken, to have the case tried before q
Justice OF tile peace. Another matter that
was brought before the Board, was Inc state
Of the high school. The Lndepen,ie,.t asserted
thatan Investigation should be made into The
progress made by that department and Mr..
steeles manner OF conducting the exercises.
MIR, Steele asked the Board for an inyestiRa.
ton, but tho Board did not seem to think Il
was necessary and the matter was druppcd.
The question Of charges against Mr.. Clark is
still open, as far US the Board Is concerned.
MOUNpsvELLE.
Mr.. G. n: Simpson, OF Wheeling was in
town Tuesday.
W. N. Whit ex.County Superintendent Of
School, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. William Armstrong, OF Parkerburp
was in town Monday, ON 4 visit to his par
ents. f''
The skating rink opcned last Friday In
McFadden's Hall and affords our youn.
people much amusement in that line.
Rev. C. C. Conner, living on the Camr
Ground, who has been i'll Tor some time witt
the typhoid fever, Is again able to be around
Misses Annie Gray and BERTHE Jackson lef
yesterday. evening for Round Bottom, wher,
they Will spend several days with thei
friends.
The Catholic Church grounds atc some
what improved In appearance by the cuttin.
away OF several large trees that stood il
its yard. The church is receiving new Goa
OF paint on the inside. II is said that /
dwelling house for the priest in charge viii
soon be erected Oh the front Of their lot.
ST. GAINESVILLE
Thespringterm oftho Belmont County Com
mon Pleas COurtcommenCed at St. CIairsyill,
yesterday. There was large attendance Of
attorneys and citizens, many OF whom were
no doubt, drawn there to see how the new
Judge would start off A little before O clocI
Judge Kelley entered the Court House, an(
shortly thereafter took his seat upon the
bench, and after few appropriate remark!
directed to the attorneys and officers of the
Court ordered that the grand jury be calleC
aud sworn. Thomas Mitchell, OF Pease tow
ship, having been appointed as foreman
Judge Kelley proceeded to deliver to the Jury
very elaborate charge US to their duties, anI
ordered them to their room for their de.
alterations, when the cali OF the trial docket
was commenced. There is large array d
grand jury witnesses subpGaned, and other.
are being issued, and the indications art
that the saloon men had better look little
out. Judge okey is in attendance at Court
and most of the bar OF the county were also
present yesterday.