The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-29
IN TIE VICINITY.
Readable Resume Of The News all oyer
The Local Field.

ture in the City Hall, Marietta, on February
9Th.
Lake Youghiogheuy, near oakland, on the
B. 4 o. Railroad, Is again covered with ten
inch Ice.
Henry G. Davis will make his business
headquarters ut Piedmont after his retirement
from the senate.
Buckhannon county Is to have wooden
factory. A site has peen purchased and the
buildings will soon be erected.
The Lochiel Lumber Company have in
their employ over one hundred men cutting
trees In Garrett county, near Grantsville.
The men are making from $50 TO $40 amenth
TO use fourteen million feet OF lumber during
the year. The mill is the largest lumber mill
In Maryland.
A colored man was killed Monday night at
the Greenbier stock yards, in Summers
county. II seems that he was standing on q
side track looking at the mail train, which
was just coming up, when a freight backed
against him knocking him down. Three cars
and the engine passed over him, cutting him
In two at the middle.
A vaccine farm has been established In
Martinsburg, for the purpose OF procuring
pure vaccine. The establishment Is now In
operation, and ready to supply pure bovine
virus at the lowest prices that the quality of
virus furnished by this establishment can
possibly be procured elsewhere. Stables have
been rented and fitted up.
When John Elcholiz died at Urbana, Ohio,
he left behind him the accumulations OF
forty years. On his farm were 1000 bushels
OF barley, thousands OF bushels OF corn
partly rotted, old horses that bad never
known harness, vehicles with solid wheels
cut from logs and. among the curiosities
was an old pump mounted on wheels like
cannon.
Private Dalzell, ofNoble county. Ohio, has
sent Q petition 10 Congress asking for pension
arrears. He claims that he was good SOL
der, served through the war, contracted ty-
phoid fever, from the effects OF which he has
never recovered, and that he forgot to apply
for pension In time TO recover the benefits
Of the arrears act, and be wishes Congress to
pass special act for his benefit.
BELLAIRE
Mrs N. v Miller and Miss Annie are visit.
Ing in Cleveland.
Henry Fox, OF the B. & o. depot, is able to
be at his place again.
Thos. Mitchell and Jas. Linoh have both
moved with their families to Bellaire.
There were three new members admitted
to the First Presbyterian Church yesterday.
At the Second Presbyterian church yester-
day, Rev. K. NJ. Brown held communion ser.
vices.
There were communion services at the
Second Presbyterian Church yesterday fore
noon.
Rev. J. X. McKallip has rented the house
occupied by Rev. VIM. castor for 80 many
years.
The O. Y. Lucas left her harbor hereI and
after gathering up load went down TO Pow.
haitian.
g. Behr, the Union street clothier, had q
bad fall on the ice, by which he dislocated
his arm.
Two OF Thos Sheldon's children are sick.
one with typhoid fever and the other with
scarlet fever.
There are rumors OF some important
changes In the management OF the Bellaire
railroad offices.
John Stewart, OF the Fourth ward who has
been sick for some time with scarlet fever,
was very low last night.
A number OF young folks hada very pleas.
ant time at Chas. Fizpatricks home on
Gravel hill Saturday night.
Martin Fusner. aged one year. son Of Dam
lei Fusner died Saturday and will be buried
at 10 o'clock this forenoon.
was badly damaged by bursted water pipe
that thawed out during the night.
The ferry boat went into business again
saturday afternoon, landing passengers as
we'll as the shore ice would permit.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh force in the
yard here were at work all day Sunday. This
something unusual for this end of the road.
Anumber Of sleighing parties were all ar.
ragged and proportionate number OF course
were disappointed when the snow left 80
suddenly.
Some boys yesterday engaged in the dan.
gerous amusement OF jumping on cakes Of
Ice floating near the shore and riding them
down to the next jutting point.
Isaac Lnchs, who lately Withdrew from the
"Gypsy Queen" Dramatic Association, has
formed another amateur club the Byron"
aud another play may be looked for soon.
The young son OF Mr.. Ian. Mason, OF
Mingo died here Friday. The parents are
visiting Mr.. Msson's mother, on Gravel hill,
The funeral took place at 9 CLOCK Sunday
afternoon,
The Bellaire Nail works coal miners have
agreed to reduction OF the amount per
bushel for miuinR the company agreeing on
It's part TO pay by weight as Is done by the
Wheeling mills.
The Liederkrawx Shuetxenverein gave
mask ball at Zilchs Hall Friday night, Great
pains was taken in getting up novel and
beautiful costumes and the result was gay
scene. The orchestra was composed Of seven
ladies.
Herman Hartensteln, who was SO seriously
hurt last summer by jumping from moving
train at Mingo, was down town for the first
time Saturday afternoon. He was carried to
Gravel Hill, and walked with orutoh 10 the
nail works office.
There are number OF house.boats tied up
for the winter near the mouth OF Indian
run, each occupied by family. One OF
them, so those say who are in q place TO see,
Is house that might DO "pulled'' with ben.
eft to the morals OF the community.
Mary Hamilton, little Scotch girl in the
Fourth ward school, In Miss Morrison's
room, has been found to have a wonderful
voice, and the superintendent and some OF
the teachers have had her sing for them. It
Is proposed to have her taught and her Won
derful talent improved.
Friday morning the directors Of the Bel.
laire Nail works met at the office OF the com.
pany and declared cash dividend OF eight
per cent. Last January dividend Of ten per
cent was declared, five per cent In July and
FIVE in September The annual election OF
directors took place Saturday.
The agent for Harpers franklin Square
Library was in town again Saturday and rec.
tilted the mistake by which several persons
1nf+ ~ ~ 81 n l.,n-
book. As those omitted had prepaid the
membership fee, suspicion OF dishonesty was
aroused, but the agent convinced them that
nothing more than o mistake had been
made.
Laura Dainty will read in the First Presby-
terian Church this evening. Her pro-
gramme Of course will be partly arranged
at the time from her numerius pieces; but
''The Kentucky Belle" THE Model Ser.
mon," "Miss Edith's helping Things along"
by Bret Harte, aunt Rachel, -" The Kiss