The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-20
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TE4fs1s ag aal sl1l 'IA iIN AHH irt
Railroad Accident Near 6raftoa-s. sDay at
Rlu,AIss-Ths Hay Fork sWindlsn' cass-Bsii.
alrs and N.ll.surS Ilsn,- Manner.
oas sotssfro Other Localities. j,
Washington, Pa, has raised all but $500
OF the $50, 900 necessary for the establiShment
of glass work. In that place.
Last Saturday, afternoon Jonn Brown, OF
Warrington county, Pa, was killed BY
lightning, while working. The deceased was
q young married man, and was found BY his
wife dead In the furrow. His hat was torn,
his shoes ripped of, and the hoe handle
splintered. - '1s5
There will be masonic celebration given
by Flushing Lodge No. 29S, +. q A. NJ, at
Flushing, Ohio, on Saturday, June %, 1888.
Every arrangement Is now made to have 1t
pleasant and profitable, Excursion rates
will be given on the O., L. q w. read from
Massillon and Bridgeport, returning the same
evening. .a..e,. D.. d ;flf-,; : 4 y
Monday night at IL o'clock, passenger
train No. 8, going east on tae Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad, ran into tree which had
fallen aeroes the track at 1ronton station, ten
miles east OF Grafton. The train was thirty
minutes late and was running OF q rapid rate
Of speed. The obstruction was not seen by
the engineer until Il was too late TO stop In
time TO avoid the disaster. The engine and
tender were thrown down steep. bank and
badly smashed up, while the foremost ex.
press car was completely wret ked. The en-
gineer and fireman stuck To the engine when
II went over the embankment, but fortunate-
ly were not injured beyond few slight
bruises. Considerable damage resulted 10 the
postal car from the shock, but the postal
clerks escaped unhuit The passengers were
unframed. $50, f-si.s.
Yesterday was notable one In Cameron.
The Masonic Temple recently erected by the
members Of the craft at that pace, was
formally dedicated by the NJ, W. Grand
Lodge Of the State. AT 1880 the Grand
Lodge convened and conferred the degree Of
Past MAkter on several Master Masona. Past
Grand Master CIV. Atkinson presided in
tae absence OF Grand Master W. q. Il. Flick.
At1P. n. the lodge was again opened and
the members repaired In body 10 the N. E
Church, whore q public Inhalation OF the
officers Of the new lodge was held. The
church was crowded. Interesting speeches
Master, and O! H. Collier, Grand Lecturer.
and others. After these exercises ware con.
| cluded, the Grand L;dye returned TO the
Hall and performed the usual dedicatory
ceremonies. Last evening o banquet was
spread OF the Woodburn House; and dc
lighttul time had by the Masons and invited
guests. ,ss=,, .sls ,u, s,ls.l.a 'i. T.
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August Kloiz has moved his family to
Martins Ferry. -i 3lt f'"
Thomas Ault 4 Son is to be the new firm
at the -four mill. q 49, .,=
The B., 2. q @. railroad yesterday received
another lot OF freight cars. !,ssrl,
Harvey Benson is building portable pho.
tograph gallery at his house on Union street
J. B. Barnhill has secured contract for q
number OF boilers for the Jefferson iron
works at steubenyille, o.. ,t,,.1. -
VIII Westgate, Of Cleveland, who has been
visiting here for some time, went to Marietta
yesterday for Q visit to friends there, r
The Chapel Aid Society will have lawn
festival Friday evening, with Ice cream,
cake &C., at the church on travel Hill.
J.B. Rsrnhill has built fences from bis
boiler works out to the street, taking In the
ground that has been part Of the street
| The Andes, Emma Graham and Katie
and on shipments OF merchandise, glassware
and nails. ~ m, ial 77e ,
A Matamoras man who arrived from Pitts,
burgh yesterday obstrsperousiy drOnk, was
somewhat sobered by the hose 1t the @. u p
depot and laid out on the bank TO dry, sober
up, and wait on his bost. IA -
A drunken man and his drunken wife with
several children were here yesterday and had
tS,k a FsaAf thA Ia. he al II
more & Ohio yard, and then. w4tched OF the
wharf hoat to keep them out Of the river.
City Epginser Norton has surveyed the ap5
proaches for the Belmont street bridge and
located the positions for the piers, and work
probable that the opening of this bridge will
be followed by the extension OF thestreet car
line into the Flint ward. ~ "a ~ al
The, Disciples Church was tolerably well
filled Monday evening with those In attend
ance on social, In spits Of the threatening
skies. The festival Of the First NJ. =. Church
was inteffered with by the same cause; but
those who were present were enough 70 make
the festival good thing. Il va
P. Bruner, Superintendent and Thomas
Dicks. n, Road Master Of the Cleveland u Pitts
burgh Railroad were here yesterday, looking
at switches for the factories ct the upper part
OF town. The nail works Is enlsrgtng its
switches, and the Crystal Glass Works Ia hay
ing switch put In above the Unions.
&c. @. z. C."-"Glass City Republican
Club,n 10 the name adopted by the young
mems club, which starts off with member.
ship OF about sixty. Voters between twenty
one and forty years can Join. Next Monday
night the club meets for permanent organ "a
ton and to ecopt the constitution and by
laws, which committee 10 now getting
ready. .l,ss ~. a"'
.sisf1t. -.i., wrLIsBuR6. E
DR.. W. K. Curtis 10 confined 10 his room
with symptoms Of fever. D'
Preliminary measures have been taken to
organize Lodge Of Knights OF Pythias here.
The teachers institute Is still In session
here, conducted BY 9. W. Russell, superin-
tendent Of county schools. ~ ms
Fred springborn talksof tearing down his
present residence aud business stand on
Watsr street, and erecting one OF brick In
modem style. ~. j ;, ..i.-
AIeliable and enterprising Pittlburg coal
sinkinga coal shaft In LaAearville. From
what oau DO learned from those who speak |
by the card, the shaft will be sunk.
Tbs moyemep made short time since to |
erect church in Lazearvilleto be nopsecta-
rian, free for all Worshippers, is by no means
abandoned. That the building will be
erected next summer Is among the possibili-
ties. 49, D. .l.t,slo. Ala.
KIN ST. cIAiRsyItIE. a
A dispatch from the Clerk OF the Supreme
Court TO the Prosecuting Attorney states that
the application for writ Of habeas corpus In |
the cases OF Gilbert Vanderpool and Edwin |
Z. Jones has been oYerruled. From the dik; |
patch II 10 indefinite whether II was over. |