The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-14
A FRESH OUTBREAK
oE &c pREAo sMALLpox soovRaE
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Chursh-stAts Gnd NsIsAburAOOd News
In Gsn.rGI-Asroa the River.

The roseate view taken by DR.. John W.
Brown, President Of the Losal Board Of
Health OF Wyoming county, In his ] tier 10
DR.. J. E. Reeves, Of this city, seere AIRY Of the
State Board, which was published yesterday
morning, seems To hsvs met with circum.
stances which will cauSS revolution OF feel.
ing. A letter was yesterday received at the
Office Of the State Superintendent Of Schools
which indicates tina. the epiiCmIc has taken
A ir sh hold, and appeared IN new locality,
under circumstance which make II probable |
tAat a new sic e ol the dread ScOufgIiS immi-
nent. The letter referred T. Is from Prof. J.
H. French, Principal OF the State Normal
announces the closing OF the school In a
panic, on account OF tie appearance Of
smallpox In the vicinity. A man living near
the kchoo' was taken AiCk on last Friday. but
was not confined. 10 his bed, but eutAround
AZ usual, going to church on Sunday, and
mirglIug freely with the congregation Of 800
or 400 psrsons That afternoon u number OF
his friends visited him at hiS house, and one
Young msn slep: with him. This peIt day
be bad we'll developed and unmistakable
case OF smallpox. A panic ensued aud Il is
feared, apparently not without reason, thsl
the dreaded sconigs, which j: was believed
had been stamped out, has taken fresh start
and will rage as bad as ever In few days.
Peter Fink, who resided near Thomas sta.
ton, Washington county, on the Pittsburgh
Southern Railroad, was kicked ID the sionIAt b
By his horse q few days DgJ. His injuries
have since proved fatal.
One day last week Miss Anna Coer,s. OF
Caldwell, O., while assisting her bro her In
lifting a tool chest from dirty, 30 exsrted
herself rs To injure some vital organ In her
body, which resulted In the loss OF her voice
She lost II Instantly and can bnt speak in q
low whisper.
AtCamerou, on Tuesday night, tho new
Masonic temple In that thrifty little town
was dedics;ed. Grand Master Flick com
miwioued Past Grand Master @. W. Atkinson
as Grand Master TO perform the dedicAtory
ceremonies The fo:n laid down In the
ritual was strictly carried oit
On list Wednesday an lSyesr old dauCh.
ter OF P. D 'R'snnS was ruck by lightning
and instan IL killed. Her brother was just
returning irUm the store where he bad been
to purch iSe wedding clothes for his sister.
She was on the porch 10 receive them when
she was struck and killed. Upon examine
horse that her brother rade was knocked
d, win and was thought to be dead for some
time. No one else wss injured, although
Others were standing nesr. She was buried
IN the clothes that were brought for her we'd
Ing.
BELLAIEE
Col. J. D. Taylor, NJ. c., was In town yes
terdny.
The ground around tie Soldiers Monument
IS being rAisid.
Cherries, home grown, are in the mlrkst
Strawberries are already drug.
Mr.. Albert wethe'ald and wife have been
visiting at Columbus this week.
Mr.. and Ms. John Rodifer will attend the
commencCm mt at Hiram College.
P. T. King, the dry goods merchant, will
20 10 Europe on visit next month.
Michael Gavin, who has been sick for many
weeks, was not expected 10 live over last
night
MN. John Davis aud daughter, Miss Lids,
Of 81, Granville, visited friends In this city
Tuesday and wednesday.
The City Council has made arrangements
for 4 5000 bond, to fur iSh the funds for
building the Belmont street bridge.
Ell PermAn, the Western Union Telegraph
operator at The G, & p depot, has gone with
his wife for weeks visit 10 steubenvills and
Cad,E.
W. II. Stewart, Of cleveland, Division
Freight Agent Of the rennsylvaniA Company |
for the G. & z. road, Is III town aud THE
nsighborhood.
The old telephone wires are being taken |
down. The new wires will bs united into
o :bIe on Union STR eI and The cable will Ell.
tend from the pole north Ofthe Is. so, bridge |
under the arch aud to the pile on the 81 nth |
A lGg!r'ft oil lumber, while approaching
the br dgi y stsrdiy evening, 6riited Arou"d |
across tue river, and the men WORKED their
sweeps II yfry excited manner for q few
minutes, but got ii around In time TO pass In
safety.
Some OF the BellAIrs salOon.ketpers will
save the expense OF tiial By rleA liz & guilty
to the indictments found Egiinss Ien by
the lste Grand Jury. Those HIO have already
had their turn were muiCted In round sums,
but It Is considered the least expensive In
the end.
We will receive on Friday morning. n! our
store on Belmont street, BellLire. U, Ons car
Choice Potatoes. CabbSgH Pine Apples AID
Beans. Call and lear? prices before buying.
ZARAITs BROs. & 20.
uGRffSg FERRY