The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-30


!, Charleston and are now exploring Kama
i wha; county's mines and timbered hills.
The latest advices from Cumberland arI
that the negro, Smith. who murdered Johr
Harding, aud then rayished his wife, Is q
desperate character, and, It Is thought, had
an accomplice in Harding's wife, whom, il
seems, was the cause Of the quarrel.
= Is,iI 'n BELLAIRE. ...
Fred LaRoche has been made Chief ol
| the Fire Department. 1
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh road will moi
run freight trains to-day. >r. II
Gen. Warner and Mr.. 0key were here
again yesterday afternoon.
~. A. Greenfield, Of East Liverpool, is
here to spend Decoration Day. -
Mrs. George Ault, Of Glencoe, has been
visiting friends and relatives in the city.
"A complimentary ball will be given to
Henry He'll at Turner Hall, Friday June s.
Isaac Mnrdaugh, ,of Morristown, was ar
rested for safe keeping yesterday, at the
instance Of friends. ? .oi.1 Z.
Mrs.. Bowles, OF Newark, formerly OF
this place, spent Sunday with Mrs. Green
field, OF the Fourth ward. E IN
Ralph Bingham's first appearance was to
have been Monday evening, at the First
NJ. E. Chureh, but so few people turned
out that he did not speak.
Rev. ]. X. McKallip is attending the
installation services ut Senacaville and Lore
City, OF Rev. Newton Donaldson who was
ordained at the recent meeting Of Prosby-
terry here. N, SO I..t ,H
- The postollice hours to-day will be from
seven 10 eight o'clock in the morning, and
from one to two o'clock in the afternoon.
The outer doors will be closed at seven in
the evening. --
Some Of our merchants have given up
getting d united movement in shutting
stores at seven o clock, and have concluded
to close that hour during the summer and
let others keep open. s.
The First Ward Is a place OF great
activity In improvements this season.
Building houses, additions, repairing and
painting are going on all over that part Of
town. Three new houses arc being built
together. rs, o5f
Thomas Coghlan, foreman OF the Stamp
| ing Department OF the Bellaire Stamping
Works, was married yesterday at ST. Johns
church to Miss Mary Murphy, A large
number Of friends were present, and many
valuable presents accompanied the good
wishes expressed.
II to days weather is suitable there will
probably he good turn out, all taken TO,
gether. The members Of the GAR will
be out in full force, and the scholars OF the
public schools will meet and join the pro-
cession to the cemetery. SSome Of the Sun
day schools will be out and the tiremen
have arranged to parade.
Probably the estropgest argument used by
those who have not subscribed to the Ohio
Valley railroad, has been that the Penn.
sylvania Company will build the road
anyhow. Senator Camden OF the road on
the other side Of the river, 1t is said, has
upset that argument by promising that II
the Pennsy ivsnia Company will drop this
road that 1t shall have all the Pittsburgh
and Eastern freight OF the Virginia road.
The only hope for Bellaire now Is to raise
the full amount required and then the
Pehnsy lvania Company cain be held 10 Its
agreement ID
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s. Georges paper mill is shut down for
repairs. ., lnU,l ... ,-.,l
Mr.. H. &. Lazear is making an effort to
have q church erected 10 Lsz4arville.
The Presbyterian congregation has taken
the initiatory steps towards the building OF
a new church editice.
Mr.. Kinney, OF Kinney Bros, Smith.
field, o., had vehicle damaged and the
horses attached thereto considerably in
Ljured on Sunday by sinking in a
poorly filled gas main ditch over which
they were being driven. Rumor says
|Aomebady will have to pay damages. n
DR.. VIM. Cox, pastor Of the NJ L. Church,
left on Monday for visit to Iowa. His
wife joined him at Beaver, Pa. During the
absence OF the pastor the. pulpit will be
filled by DR.. Wheeler, Of the Pittsburgh
,ChriStidn Advocate; DR.. Jos. Hnrner, NJ. E.
Book Concern Of pittsburgh, Rev. John F.
bravo, OF Beaver, Pa, and Rsv. Geo. B.
Hudson, OF Franklin Circuit, Brooke
county, W. Va, successively.~ -
The following is a list Of soldiers buried
in Brooke cemetery, with the wars in
which they were engaged: Capt. Oliver
Brown, l776,- Joshua Dorsey, William
Roberts, Major John Miller, William Plat
tenburg, Capt Moses Conglston, Isaac
Jones, John Moren, John Con.
nell, Nathan = Reeves James Lloyd,
Rein Reeves. Matthias Ebberts,
william TAR, Eli Green, also Captain OF
Nathaniel Carle, Rev. Dr.. Joseph Dod.
Home Guards 10 1851, Major John Carle,
dridGe, Capt. William McGuney and vii:
liam Murphy, 1872; James Murray lS47;
Benz. McHenry, james Stewart, James =,
Colebaush, Jas. Y. McConkey John 7. Rob.
erts, Chas, Pilling, Jno. Deardon, VIM. Blan-
kensop, Leonord Hall, Capt JOS. Stephen,
son, Wm. Jones, NJ. !, Roberts, Capt W. H.
Harvey, John Frazier,, Robert Nichols,
ST., Col. H. w. Crothers, Col, John ID,
Nichols, Fred Hall, Theodore Jetlers,
Euos w. t. Melvin, John Kelley, William
leighton, John Gelsthropc, Henry 9.
Kimherland and William W. Clendenen,
1875. Total, 49, I.p. q"
ST., CLAIRsylLLB. If.g.tr
Mr.. N. s. Adams started East on satur-
day. t'- tf'
The Wheeling Valley Coal Company at
Maynard was dissolved aud R. NJ. Eaton,
Esq, appointed Receiver. Bond, $500.
The following. have been reported: Mar.
tins Ferry, First Ward, IS births, 8 deaths;
Second, II births, II deaths; Third, II
births, 10 deaths; Somerset Township, "A
births, 10 deaths. a'a'5.
Mr.. Frank L. Rice, OF the County Clerks
Office, and Miss Della A. Deiiz, Of Martins
Ferry, were married at West Alexander,
Pa, on the cath ult. It was the 2,l0lst
ceremony performed by Squire Mays.
Common Pleas Court adjourned until
Thursday, morning. A considerable
amount Of business was performed in court
Yesterday. In the case Of Leorna E.
Myers vs. John R. Piper, for basiardy, the |
defendant came into court and confessed
that he Is the father Of plaintiffs child.
Judge Kelly ordered him to pay plaintiff
$500. spriegs s.. ZIne plead not guilty to
the charge Of forgery, etc, as did Daniel