The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-27
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Miscellaneous Matters of Current Inter.
est at the Glass City.

Miscellaneous Matters OF Current Inter
est at the Glass city.
Limestoneis being shipped from quarries
here to the Benwood blast furnace ct Martins
Ferry.
Granger, the mesmeric and spiritualistic
exhibitor, ia announced for City Hall this
evening.
The funeral OF Rev James Merritt took
place Friday evening, 1t being found impos'
sible 70 walt longer.
Mrs. William McGraw, who was lying very
low Saturday evening, was better yesterday.
She has gastric fever.
Frank Archer had his hand badly cut satur-
day by the breaking OF a chimney at which
he was working in the factory.
Major VIM. Mckinley, Congressman from
the Canton, ohio district, will speak at Re,
publican meeting here September 4.
Rev. A. G. Lane, Of Crestline. Ohio,
preached yesterday in Rev. Il. NJ. Browns
pulpit atthe Second Presbyterian church.
II sells' circus Is as much better as Its ad-
vertising "a. more extensive t. an any Bellaire
has had, Bellaire will have an immense Of.
fair here septeaiberS.
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, whose interesting ad.
dresses last winter, here and In Wheeling,
will be remembered, will be here tomorrow
night, at the Christian church.
The demand for water Is 90 near the utmost
capacity Of the works In their present state
thst the Superintendent Is compelled to look
after all leaking bydrants and sop all waste:
full running OF vgter.
The speeches OF Mrs. Malloy have helped to
bring 70 focus the impression that this fall
10 time when all can vote for prohib ton
amendment without risking the success Of
any other principle at stake.
Solomon Hoge, OF somerton, one Of the
most prominent OF those proposed for the
Republican nomination for State Senator,
was In town Saturday. He has gone to ss-
lem, 10 attend yearly meeting OF Friends.
]. T. Minehart, who spoke q short time
after Mrs. MallUy's temperance speech, will
be here again this evening. at the christian
Church. He Is Secretary Of the Young Mems
ChrstIan Association OF Ohio, and will make
an address on the work Of this organization.
Mr.. Lee, Road Master OF the Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad, thinks that q Union depot
into which all passenger trains will run will
be built In Bellaire Id the near future. The
various roads would still have their separate
depots, too. -Four, and probably five roads,
would uSei 1t.
Mr.. John Rodeier, sr., who has been o
sufferer from rheumatism aud kindred dis.
eases, was being driven out in buggy satur.
day, when be was suddenly taken witt an at.
tack that affected him like paralysis and be
bad t, be carried into bis sons home on
Thirty.dith street.
The Indian run camp meeting yesterday
was attended by great many people, es.
pecially 10 the tornoon. Rev. ]. NJ. Mon.
roe, OF the Cnristian church, preached the
afternoon sermon, and numerous people Lave
their ex peFiences 81 religion The MartinlS
Ferry Gies Club yas prssent and sang many
melodies. In the evening Rev. 7. Il. Taylor,
81 the South Bellalre N. Z. church,
preached,
Yesterday about noon Mr.. John clearl,
accompanied by o lady aud small boy, was
driving down Cemetery Hill, when suddenly
the horse frightened at something and started
to run, The animal dashed down the hill ut
a break.n,ok speed IN Il Il was turned into a
stone wall against which It struck It's head,
outing 1t severely and falling down. The I'm.
p9tus carried the buggy and Its occupants
over the animal and all were more or less
bruised and hurt The boy, especially, Yves
badly eut mp. At first 1t was thought his
wounds would prcVe fatal, but they are moth;
Ing more than very severe. MI, Cleari and
the lady received sayer8 p"inipl cuts,