The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-16

too late. he then being on his way to Parkers.
burg. William appears to be rather ilIy
assorted Bunch, and about the worst "yant.
ed" man in this part Of the country. ~
BELLAIRK. w
Miss Fannie Norton, q sister Of our City
Engineer. Is visiting Mrs. VIM. Sharp, Of
Gravel Hill. -
Miss Jennie Thoburn, OF Mt. Pleasant, wa.
In town yesterday on her way to school at
The narrow gauge these mornings in addi.
tion to its crowds OF eIcursionists for the fair
brings increased numbers to Bellaire on bust.
ness. '"f !, F-ssz r '1is3 y
The foundation OF the new school house
above Indian run, which Is a bic affair owing
TO the ravine in the edge OF which it is built,
is almost completed, quick work having been
done. z-1t1t' s:'-5,a 5I--i. I1'T- p =
The wooden pipes that are being replaced
as wafer mains by iron pipes have been
turned over to the rect commissioner TO use
as culverts at street crossings, forw hich they
are excellent. ,tf fEtl.q 3 Il IE15I -
1t was reported on the streets here yestcr.
day, that a committee had gone from Steuben.
vile over 10 Mt. Pleasant, to see D. Upde.
graf, and get him to resign, that the Upde.
grail men were becoming alarmed at the
strength OF the opposition 10 him, and had de.
termined to take this step to save tho district
from going TO the Democrats. Those who
protessed TO know ofthis committee did not
say how they knew, however, and we wait
for news from Mt. Pleasant. - = E. E.
Tho Wcllsyille accommodation train has a
new passenger coach that Is the neatest en- II
ever seen In Bellaire, and is beauty inside.
II is furnished with natural woods highly
polished and carved in modern style on every
panel and strip. The limp racks, Of which
there are six, in pairs with white glass shades,
are polished like old fashioned andiron irons:
and the windows, with extra large panes, are
hung with, weights and will stay at any
height The ventilation Is on new plan,
and besides tue car is very high. u.
20 = MARTINS FERRY. is..il
Grapes are ripening nicely. #5,
{ Police business has been very dull for
several days. ,5s'.y ss't 'sfGI ~
Dr.. W. H. Hall will leave for the dental
college at Ann Arbor next week. lal193IH
There wa, an immense crowd from here at
the fair yesterday, and the town had yery
quiet appearance. sra gs'slaEt5! -. I'Ga,'
A runaway horse on Second and Hanover
streets yesterday afternoon was the only
sensation Of the day. l14f = :
Mrs. Carmichael, Of Seymour, Ind, Is visi.
ting her son, Root. Carmichael, OF the First
ward. She is 81 years old and hale and
hearty. 81 =. ,l25 a.. NJ
There will be another meeting OF the Sons
OF Veterans at G. A. r. Hall tonight, and ali
persons interested In the project OF forming
acamp are invited 10 be present. lt'9Il7'i
The big cylinder for The Standard mill
engine, weighing five tons and loo pounds
from Mann's foundry, Is In the big lathe at
spence's machine shop, and is fine casting.
Signs Of nreviyal in business continue 10
crop out here and there, and il the strike
among the iron workers terminates by
October LIST, we will have lively fall trade.
ii Y I. .srEUDENyILLE. Il ls;,..
The store OF Cooper Bros, at Eldeuyille
Pa, was broken into Thursday night and
over three hundred dollars worth Of goods
stolen. - = ~, ~ $50 'is'1I5.I /
Col. McCauslin, diving In from his country
residence yesterday, found a woman living
in the road apparently dead. He took here
into his buggy and drove to- the sheriff's
office, where she received attention. Yester
day afternoon she recovered sufficiently TO
give her name. She stated that her home
was al Emporia, Kansas, and that she ar.
rived in this city few days ago BY fail and
went to Wintersville in coach to find
relative named James Smith. Upon her ar.
rival at TINT place she was informed that
Smith lived on Wills Creek, and being out Of
funds she started to walk to that point.
Last night che gave out and fell unconscious
upon the road. She Is quite intelligent for a
lady Of her years, being upwards Of seventy.
She was born at Albany, n. Y, and ba, rel.
atives living in that city. NIX 4 r'~,s;1
81. 4 III NEW CUMBERLAND. ,t5ss. &
W. 8. Payne arrived In town Yesterday AZ.
ternoon from Bethany, where he has spent
the past week. He will preach in The DiscI.
Piles Church on Sunday. n q , =
Some night prowlers who have been max.
Ing their nightly visits to gardens and SO on
ior some time past, met with serious object
ions Thursday night on the part OF one OF the
owners. one brought shot gunIto bear upon
the marrauders and they took leg.bail for IL
but some Of the shot had the desired effect he
thinks, as he noticed marks on the fence that
would indicate that he hit some OF them.
BETHANY, !. sss - Il = y II
The cattle disease Is still with us. Mr. Yate,
the purchaser OF the fBuchanon farm. has
nine animals sick with the disease. M.
Bnchanon lost fine COW Thursday night.
While experimenting the work on the new
boarding hall, Prof. Lowe accidentally feil
through the ceiling Of the front portico.
Fortunately he caught on the sjoist and
broke what otherwise might have proved a
serious fall. 7tlllz 81 .}fa n.
y Night before last, about nine O'Clock,
while King Pendleton was returning from
prayer meeting, he was attacked BY a furious
horse. which kicked him, striking him on
the hip and side inaicting painful though
not serious wounds He Is about again 70,
K Il y; wAsuIsoToN, IA. II
The Female Seminary here opened on Tues.