The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-16
srArE AND vIornlrY.
Recent DoinEs Of West yirginiaps and
their NeIEh horp.

The Postotice Department has changed the
name Of the .postoitiee Milo In Marshall
county to Littleton. 4
The Bettle Furnace, recently started up in
RaUawha county, 10 now making about fit.
teen ions Of iron per day.
John Smith, eolored, will tc-dsy be hanged
at Oakland for the murder OF Josiah Harding
on May 10 last, at Elkins.
Barnssville Is IN excellent place for health.
TIE RepuGlicdn says there hts been only one
death there for oyer two months.
Miss Carrie Campbell, OF steubenville, and
Mr.. James K. Dillon, OF Pittsburgh, were
married a: the former place Last night.
Al steuhenA'lle yesterday Andrew Leon.
ard borrowed ssyen hundred rollaIs Of T. B.
Wright 10 go into partnership with Perry
Woods. he gave the certificate 10 Woods 10
get the money ont Of the bank, which Woods
did, and ahsconded.
Mra J. Ellen Foster, the Iowa lawyer and
Temperance lecturer, will speak at Grafton,
November so, Keyser, December l, and ai
Martinsburg, December 2. A few months
since when Mrs. Foster was speaking IN thc
State her terms were reported to be 80 per
night.
Ths town council Of ca dwell, Ohio, at It's
last meeting, passed al ordinance to prohibit
the sale OF beer, ale or porter In the incor.
poration, and prohibiting the keeping OF
rooms as places Of tippling resorts; the ordi.
nance TO 80 into effect December !. Tue vote
on the passage Of the ordnance was un2ni-
nous, not a slugle councilman dissenting.
The farmers In the ehborhood OF JacobE-
burg have ofgan'Ssd a Vigilance Committee
70 hunt down the incendiaries and thieves In
that neighhorhood, who have been burning
hay and straw stacks and robbinG the houses.
Twelve aaks have reen burned In the past
four weeks and several rob5efies were COM
mitted, wnils farmers and their families
were away at the fires.
Te United Presbyterian church ot
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. propoEes 10 call Rev. 8
R Frazier, ofst Clai'sville, to fill their pnl.
pit. Mr. Frs8'er is sou.in.lAw OF Hon. John
until recently was a member OF the America
Legation there. Before go ng to Japan he
preached at Pittsburgh. He is now living
with hisfather near ST. ClairsYlle.
Frank Tumlin, ot Jackson county, an mp.
right oitizsn, aged aboul 90, wsnt out on bis
farm To work les; "Wednesday morning. He
did no. return 10 his dinner but nothing WIS
thought 1t Time passed on, and supper
arrived, butnot Mr.. Tnmlin, so search w
made and he was found IyIug dead, from cart
disease, at the plsoeot hia worf, hisheAd was
resting upon his arm, aud his faithful little
deg barking by his side. Some Of the neigh
bofs heard The barking all the afternoon, bat
never thought OF so tad 8 Gauss entered
their minds.
The Marietta Regisier tells OF a young w,ss
Yrginian named Hiram McAtee, who was
living With family near Marietta and went
out to hunt rabbits. 'Hs followed one TIL, az
he thought, II went into a hole and. while
working 10 get Il, tkunk came out. TO
avoid that animal, he started to ruu, being
on the eide OF a hill, He held bis gun 10 bis
left hand and the weapon striking some OBJ
s;sole was discharged, the contents lodging
10 his stds. Some men near by saw the acoi.
dent and ran 10 the scene. Hewas conveyed
10 the house where hs fingered for about len
hours and then died.