The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-10
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HartInI FsrrJ Ind B,lllIr, News,

Last Tuesday evening, Louisa LinkwoOd,
colOred woman living near LewlSburR, drop
ped dead In her tracks. She had been To
town, and was standing by the stove warming
herself, Nhsu she suddenly elRsped her sides,
cried our, "Oh!' and tell dead 10 the arms OF
her E0n. She WAS about Gu years old, aud i
thought to have died from HPOpltxy.
Simeon Walters, n lad Of twenty year,, son
Of Meek WatieR, who lives two miles east
VI WAyuesbuTg, was landed In Ill ThundGy
evening on ChAiGe Of attempting TO Outrage
two twelve year old girls on their way
home from school Wednesday. lie was
frightened away from bis WOuld.be ylclINs
by the arrival Of u neighbOr. The girls TslI.
lives threatened TO lynch him aud be Was
only out OF danger when placed In the Gus
tOdy Of the Sheriff.
A few days since tho track walker near
Dsham's tunnel, near llinton, discovered lhHl
large limestone rock had become detached
from the mountain aide, and plungIng duwn
struck the railTUAd track, taking out about
ten feet OF II IS clean as II II had been cut
with q SAW. The section master arrived Al
the spot about the same time the westward
express came along. The gap was soon closed,
aud the delay Of the train was only for n
short time. The rock after striking the track
bad eyidently lsAped clear OF thegronnd and
Undecided inelt IN the earth some ility feet
away.
BELLAIRE.
The blast furnace will open up It's fires To-
day.
Mr., Castor, now Of wheeling, IVES in the
city yesterday. g.
A young child Of Michael Kain's, Of The
Third wAni, died yesterday.
left yesterday for Youngstown,
where he has case let for trial 10 day.
The large oven at G. Gantert's bakery cavei
IN Thursday and caused Il stOppSgs Of one
day.
Grant Baker entertained number OF hlS
young friends last night At his home On
Gravel Hill.
The bucket brigade kept up It's work yesler.
plies Uf wafer ran out
Tie telephone line to the wharf boat keeps
char gin IN spite OF care, and has been broken
several times by passing CATS.
Frank Reese, while skating over Indian
run ytstefdiy morning, went through the ice
In water mp to bis shoulders.
The committee having in charge the inter.
ests here Vi the ONO Valley railroad have
Issued 4 strong address 10 the people.
Mr. Leach, an aged gentleman living on
Gravel Hill, fell from the roof Of coal hOuss
he was repairing aud broke an ankle.
BeIlaire's supply Of fresh meat has been
limited for some days, Us the slaughter house,
bAve all been In the water along the creek.
viii Siilliio, baggage master Of a G. & r.
IAN II H.. ~ r.t.vi lI mas u H. ~ -.
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P'ASe- Observation-Disclosures,
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'etu'S' .
sieve HAyuen' conuuctoT Oh Tue express
,ta,n y. 'ns = ~ t0au e. "I, aY
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a letter al the fesioinee waiting ior 70.
inrthtr attention OF Tue Nn1eIr Is iof IL
rs a,sII' , MI"' rA9A 'e"si '"H''' u we"
''eN'oH u.s.
bfAdIUTd anu Ohfrr threaten 10 sue loi
damages from Tue Guy Oh!cetS Iot AIssuht
them On iLisGtnG'eht sryunu'' Notnink ousH'
eoHI' W '"''' """ r''D~O'' "O'h -
FFed Jalhke mas UoIA,heu 4 patent ior his
rAiIFOEu TAllspl'ce Hbleh wa n9.iced s9nt
TIME HSo. solle IAI's ~ 'iie y sau ne, '
WI be put toEe'het VIII 'hs' I1lu' LOT = 'esI
The removal OF JAmrs NJ. Reese 70 ST.
ClairsSllIT VIII MAKE vacancy 10 tIe ScnYo
b1ard 10 be hileu' lLeTe viii pfOoaOIy bt
put NO ue plRce solhe oLo eLse HoW INT
rOur'h WAlu.
Word has been received here that Ms. J.
Ellen Foster, tue Iowa lawyer anu Irtup-r-
ince lecturer, will p1dtiyely be here bsiUrt
soc leaves ahe state Inc hiiis Will De hRsU
as soon IS possible
The Cumberland clock hal been attracting
yl.i:Ors to Chy Hall Tor some days, but ihI
general opinion SEEMS to be i.iHt tue aiilir Ii
ndtsaS ingenious as many others that hayt
been seen hereabOuts.
The road 10 the upper whArIboat was still
under water yesterday and teanIsterS hRu
hard work 10 get their loads aboard: but thi
glass house shipped some large lots VI good,
by the river during the day.
@. Biupus with The putup At The nail work.
threw rr,at deal u water into the CITY
SaIrr.msius Thursday, which those IIyinI
a. - Nk,.