The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-30
NEiGIiBoRHOOD NEWS.

There are nine stations on the narrow
gauge railroad between Clarks6urg and Wes'
ton, and 1t takes train two hours TO Make
the run,
The &aiS Tribune sensibly remarks that II
will take huge insane asylum in the Third
district to hold all the political cranxs oil
| that district
Yesterday afternoon Jacob Strong, brake.
msn on the Pan Handle road met with an
accident at Stebenyille, which cost him the
loss Of his right arm.
A school teacher named Frazier bad difil-
Guilty with one OF his pupils In Muskingum
county. The father OF the boy came TO the
school house to whip the teacher the next
day, but failed In the effort and got terri
BILE beating from the teacher.
A new building is to be erected on the
east of the present seminary building at Lit
tie Washington. Under the present manage
ment the school has so increased that rooms
have had 10 be procured outside the build
ing TO accommodate the pupils.
In Greenbrier county, during the recent
hunting season, about seventy.fve deer were
killed and several bears. One nan killed a
deer all white except one gray spot on each
side. Two men killed two bears In one day.
One weighed about 400 pounds.
James Patrick, sr.. died on the $50, at New
Philadelphia, aged II. He was the Oldest
newspaper man In Ohio. He was an Irish
man by birth, was engaged at one time tenn
porarily in the employ OF Judge Wilson on the
Steubenville HerdH-went subsequently to
New Philadelphia, in 1910, and establi2hed
the Tuscarawas Advocate, which be published
successfully for quarter ola century or
more.
A young man by the name OF Solomon
slapped the face OF young girl at East Fair
field, Ohio, few days ago. A warrant was
issued for his arrest, but on hearing Of the
legal proceedings Solomon skipped. and an
officer started in pursuit. After five miles
chase he was oyertaken and brought back to
the 'squire's, where face 10 face with the Of
Tended plaintiff and the Squire he was asked
the solemn question: Guilty or not gpilty2'
my feet, and Just slapped her," The Squire
thought aboutsl and costs would do, which
was paid.
John G. Mitchell and family are visiting at
his fathers, near st. Cairsville.
The services at the First NJ. L. Church viii
continue to be held nightly this week,
The Aitesoclety OF the Second Presbyterian
church met at Dr., McCullouGh's, Gravel
Hill, last night,
The Second N. =. Church, on Belmont
street, will this week commence series OF
revival meetings.
A new scale Of wages goes into effect on the
b.. & G., with the Inst Of the month, reduc-
ing many Of the employees.
The Street Commissioner had his force yes.
a. - al atutF
some crossings out OF the depths.
Willie Price last night celebrated his sew
enth birthday In fine style with his young
friends at his home in the Fourth ward.
A meeting Is called at the Glass City Drug
Store, In the First ward, for Saturday even.
ing, to organize new builing association.
The 1.-TWO Orphans company announces
another performance for Thursday evening,
and all prophecy very full house for them.
Steamboats, landed passengers at the ferry.
landing yesterday, in The absence OF the up.
per wharfboat, The whariboat will probably
be In It's place to-day.
A number OF Bellaire gentlemen will be at
Columbus this evening TO look after BellAire's
interests In the county seat question. Col.
Poorman will make the address to the com.
mitlee.
The readings of Mrs. Laura Dainty last
night were intermingled with songs by
Messrs, Marchant, Miller, Smith andMllligan,
and Mrs. Dr.. StoWell, II made an agreeable
variety. The singing was excellent.
The narrow gauge tracks about the depot,
shop and switches aboYet the creek, are lively,
huStling places these days, aud there is hardI
" room for the trains. The b., u & @, packet
Princess was running yesterday, as usual.