The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30
sSERIOUS ACCIDENTS,
AND OTHER INCIDENTS NEAR HOME,
An Interesting Resume or Current 1Iapptnins,
Amons our renns!lvania. ohio and West vlr. +
slnls Neighbours peaths-Dogs Among
a9.l. Sheep, AMI Various Other Things.
Clsysy ~ Is TO haveA U, ]. church, cost

Ing $4,000. f7r ri. '-gE7s '4
The Wihifrede Coal Company, Kanawha,
county, have imported direct from the 'old
country thirty.six Belgian miners.
The erection OF u water works Ia now at.
tnctins the attention Of Washington county
people, and II Is probable that the work will
soon DC undertaken and completed.
grand fox hunt took placea Elk Garden
last evening. Hunters from Allegany and
Jarrett counties, Maryland, and Mineral,
Gnhta Hampshire counties, West Vir.
gtnia, took part. &. c.
Justice Mayes, OF West Alexander, re.
Gently married his two thol,suudth couple,
ma llas received for sealing their happy
bonds, the sum Of $G,20i.l4 or m average OF
S'l2H per couple. E% 1SNs9
The State, the Charleston Greenback paper,
winch for several weeks Inns been suspended,
mas once more lesumed operations, with
John .. Neale at tho head. A.G. Wharton
anu AN. w. Bennett have retired.
Tho engineer corps of the Pennsylvania
southern which has been surveying III Wash.
ihgton county, Pa, for some months, has left
Tor other parts. route has been surveyed
Ghd STAKES driven from Greenfield up Pike
nun anu on to Beallsville, passing through
field Hotel. !, z 81 y. .--@,''s. :, :,
| AT the Miller mine, near Frostburg, Tues.
I !aS, some luinecars got of the track and
William Powell, u trap.door boy, assisted a
driver to put them on again. Powell then rot
on tho cars to ride along the plane; the rope,
which hau become slackened, suddenly tight.
ehed and he was jerked of, thrown under the
cars andinstantly killed. } s'' NJ
Thirty sheep, belonging 10 Mr.. William
frisg, OF Canton township, Washington
county, We're torn and killed by dogs last
week. In addition to TINT nearly rs many
more were wounded and injured, and the
hock 10 which they belonged was scattered
IN every direction. These depredations OF
dogs among sheep IRE becoming serious
matter TO the wool growers OF Wishing
ton county. M. &c
The rolling mill at Canonsburg Is expected
10 be running in about two weeks. A three
nunureu horse power engine and fifty ton
| ny wheel Will furnish the locomotion About
Three hundred hands will be employed, and
they anticipate turning ont twelve tons OF
finished sheet iron per day. The same com.
pany have purchased ground ad jacent TO the
factory Tor the manufacture OF sheet iron
kegs. - - -,
Tuesday. Smith Hamilton, the boss carpen.
|
cldcht. At tho time he was at work, stand
Ing upon trcstle in the tunnel near Claws.
vile, when he slipped and lel 10 the gtound,
Instance OF twenty feet. He fell upon Il
PIE OF stones. The injured man was taken to
his home at Triadelphia and DR., Cracraft
summoned 10 attend him. They found one
arm and four ribs broken. The extent OF his
injuries could not be ascertained but lie was
sui insenslble at noon yesterday. '.t
The shipments from the mines of the Cum.
berland coal region for the week ending Sat.
urday. November a5 1889, were GO, $50 tons.
and the total shipments for the year to that
date ,22S2 Ill tons, decrease of 100, 90 tons,
as compared with tho corresponding period
o. !SSl. The shipments to the Baltimore and
ONO railroad, were, for the week, 81, 5O7 tons,
LOT the year, sG9,;5l TONS Il decrease Of 800
jill Tons as compared with last yearss The
canal shipments were, for the week. Is OK
TONS for the year, 253 Sl3 tons, a decrease of
Zi4,5eo tons, Us compared with 1881. The
shipments by the Pennsylvania railroad were.
Tor the week, \ ,S25 tons. for the year, 1850, go
tons, q decrease OF l0l, ia tons, Us compared
with last year. - -
Iuesday afternoon, James Withers, n stu.
Ient at bethany College, died. He was from
hentucSy, mud was an only son. He was In
| tne1reshInan class and was generally liked nv
his mates, while his family idolized him. His
| !ather and sister, who arrived In time to see
nm die, were heartbroken, The college was
closed yesterday out OF respect for tie de-
ceased. Tie students met at ESQ A. NJ. yes.
tesaay and marched in body 10 the resi-.
aence OF President Pendleon, where the
young imam died, having been taken there,
Whete nc might be under the tender care of |
AIRS. Pendleton. From the house an escort |
accompanied Z the remains 10 Wellsburr
where theynwere placed on the train, Con,
gestion OF the brain was the cause Of his
death. " A'
Colouel lloyd was in Little Washington
Iaesday night, aud left there Yesterday for
ms aiaryiand home, having finished the work
assigned him by the Baltimore & OhoI Rail. |
T n:1 Gompany-seoaring the right Of way up \
Ike hnn from Greenfield to the farm OF |
Gearee Deems, where the run forks, d dis |
lance Oh about five miles. The company upon |
seeing that tho titles were good raid the far
msFs along the line 500 per acre for all the
iand needed, and will erect wire fences on |
eacn side OF the road, which the land owners
gro 10 keep in repair. The Pennsylvania
southern surveyed line up the same run,
guy inc baltimore Il Ohio has secured the |
WI oeslh on tho line. Il may lay for years.
AT the present time work Is being pushed
iorward on the Pittsburgh Southern and its
burGh. -. : : -
From $50 to 1880, and from to 1, arc the
postoilice hours for to-day. .5es..-54,l7l
= Mrs. Harriet Wheeler, OF Gravel Hill, died
tuesday night, OF 4 paraly,ic affection,
Miss Lil,ie Alexander, OF Bridgeport, was
N town yesterday and left for Il visit to
Columbus. @ u gl-g5 -sI11 - H'1,'--N,|
James Barrett and Frank Tralinger will
run race of 100 yards for fifty dollars side
on Saturday OF nsxt week.
The WoE,an's Foreign Missionary Society
OF tho NJ. 4. church meets Tomorrow after.
noon at two o'clock. at Mr.. Henry Faupel's.
Otto Won Iech, OF Benwood, was In Town
yesterday, shipping his household goods to
Allegheny, where 10 will reside in tho
future. Ga- - =. ~
There were more turkeys and other pon).
try IN Bcllnire yesterday than usual, and the
fine order. I; - 80 -.
james Hays, who has been living hero n,
special foreman on the G. & p. Railroad, left
saturday for Yellow Greek, where he will
have charge OF Il section. ~ /! ! -
L. .I...r a. l
There will be no freight trains out ON the
w !. road To-day. The Baltimore & Ohio
also takes holiday. The morning freight
train, at least, on the narrow gauge, will he
run out from here as. usual. 80
The iuHeral OF Miss Frances schick yeser
uay afternoon was very largely attended,
The funeral was ut to the German Church.
where services were held before going to
the herman cemetery on Rose Hill. ~ ,I-sr
The Smith Sunday Law is now an ordi.
nance on Bellaire's code, in oil lis essential
features; and the money received from fines
will 20 into our own treasury. Tie vote
finally stood In Council: Yeas-Bates, Mo.
Gowen: Reed, Camp, Shuttleworth and San
ders. Nays-Eberle, Gallagher and Zi!ch. y,
A message was received here yesterday
from Dr. Pipes. Of Wheeling. who had seen 4
man passing down towards Benwood that nm.
swered the description Of the man passing up
X frno t,a,, IT, = |