The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-26

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says that 10 that date there have been III
cases OF small pox In the two counties, and
OF these, twenty.eight patients have died.
Several Others have recovered, and are
nursing thnss who are still sick. DR.. Bee
tays he thinks be can say with safety that
The dis Aso will be entirely stamped out by
June TO- This news will be received with
pleasure eyeryplace. ... s.. ....t..
Congressman.elect Wilson. OF the Second
district Is said 10 be quite an oarsman.
The Mayor OF Parkersburg has called on
| the citizens and business men OF that thirty.
ing place TO make the 30th inst. holiday
after " o'clock noon and see that every
soldiers grave is decorated. s...... Nv.
A correspondent OF the Fairmont West
\ Krginidn, from Jimtown says: William
Hunter, one OF Jake Jackson's penitentiury
pets, beat his wife most numerically few
days ago aud lett the country, saying 1t was
the last she would ever see Of Bill Hunter.
The people say amen." y.
The negro iend who murdered Mr.. Ora.
ham, employed on the d. & o. railroad, re.
siding near Oakland. Nd, md then rayished
his wife, aud for whose apprehension re.
ward OF FIVE hundred dollars was offered,
was arrested a few days since on the North.
western graSe leading to Winchester, Va.
Mr.. A. J. Bags. OF Bridgeport manager OF
the Pittsburgh & Wheeling Coal Company,
presented the new lodgs Of Knights OF Pyth.
las, recently instituted at New Philadelphia,
with two building lots, at Barnhill, five milts
south OF the former place, on which two.
The lodge stars of with thirty FIVE members,
| and Ia knnwn ma Is Rellp M i'm
1 C. Lutes, OF Tayior's Ridge, Marshall coun.
ty, Is running a cheese factory, and Il pays so
well he wonders why oil ers In that county
do not engage in The industry. His factory
Is now In full operation, using one thousand
pounds OF milk per day, and the business is
| increasing so rapidly that he will soon make
arrangements to use fifteen hundred pounds
OF milk per day. II requires about ten
pounds of milk to make QUE OF cheese.
The death OF Mr.. James Il. Heiskell. an
aged and prominent citizen OF Hardy coun-
", occurred at his residence ut half.pAst one
o'clock Thursday morning. Mr.. Hsiskell
4 wHs near "a years lid, q man OF rare intelli.
grnce and commanding Christian character.
His loss will be seriously felt 10 community
| that has for many years enjoyed the beuet s
of his wise, practical counsel In all matters
pertaining TO its material and social welfare.
Charles Ellis, a ten year old son OF Samuel
Ellis, met death 10 horrible manner al
Fairmont Yesterday morning. He was EN-.
ployed US a cart driver by persons having
the contract OF filling the wing walls OF the
stone bridge, being built at the ives. end OF
Jackson street. He was driving one OF the
horses TO water, when by some means the
animal became frightened and threw the boy
OFT. One OF his feet became entangled In the
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and kicked to death.
It Is reported that cave has been discover
ed on the farm Of Mr.. VIM. NJ. Clements,
near Summit Point, Jefferson county.
Rooms have been explored and some btauti-
| full things In stallactite and stallsgmite for.
nations found-in one OF the rooms perfec,
Representation of q turtle. The discovery was
made by workman blasting rock for u new
church foundation. Mr. Clements, owner
OF the farm, Is Master OF Transportation OF the
Baltimore l. Ohio, AID II there Is anything
| in this fihd worth expenditure for develop.
ment, he Is the man 10 give IL proper atten.
tion.
DR.. Frank Dent was recently indicted In
Preston county for practising medicine con-
trary 10 the State Board Of Health law. He
was tried and fined $50 and costs. He ap.
pealed from the Judgment OF the court, aud
Thursday Judge Samuel Woods. OF the
Supreme Court OF Appeals granted super.
sedeas. DR.. Dent proposes 10 contest the
case. He claims 10 have diploma from the
Electric College OF Cincinnati, which the
state Board Gf Health refuses to recogniza.
By this action OF Judge Woods the judge.
ment OF the Court OF Preston county will
stand in allegiance until the Supreme Court
will pass upon the matter
BELLAIRE. ....
The Thirtieth will be observed as holiday
by the Bella re schools.
Cortland Rankin Is able IN be out Of doors
after sickness OF some weeks.
Mr. Winans, OF Chicago, brother Of E. B.
| Winans, was In Bellaire yesterday.
Thornton Rodefer has moved bis family
into the house recently occupied by VIM.
Sinram.
Miss Emily sureison, who has been In
Philadelphia the past winter, Ia in town with
relatives.
Gen. A. J. Warner arrived here yesterday
morning, and at once met Mr.. Mathews in
the interest Of the railroad.
Does any know, can any one tell, what has
become OF the crossing ordered put down at
the northeast corner OF the Square?
William Chambers, iraight conductor on
the G. & p. railroad. has taken the position OF
conductor on the St. Clairsyille Northern
road. a
Miss Mamie Way, one OF the late graduates
OF the Wheeling Female Seminary, Is in Bell.
aire, and will stay over Sunday with Miss
Ella Moore.
The new FIRE alarm bell will be ruug for the
first time at the hour for assembling at City
Hall on Decoration Day, unless fire should
occur before that time.
A large lot OF wheat was unloaded here by
the 81. Lawrence yesterday, and u smaller
quantity was put of by the Telegram at
noon. Both were for Stewart & Ward.
Rev. J. K. McKsllip will preach a Sermon
tomorrow morning at the First Presbyterian
church, especially adapted TO tho Decoration
ceremonies, which will be held during the
next week. spangler Post 9. A. R. will at.
tend. .r.. r..
The Water Works has owntd a lot back Of
the Fourth ward hose house since the first
mains were laid; and the Trustees have now
sold twenty feet OF 1t for the price pSid origi.
nally for the whole, and have fourteen feet
right Of way left.
The following Pennsylauia Railroad Com
papy officials were here yesterday with
special car: John Thomss, Assistant Mana
ger; R. F. Smith, Assistant Manager for G. &
p. road; F. Slatapher, Chief Civil Engineer
P. BFuner, superintendent: I. Dickson, Road
Master; Mr.. Linton, Civil Engineer for Q. d
P. road. ...
The County Committee appointed to visit
AM inspect the various county buildings, the
Lntirmary, Cbildren's Homie and so forth, az
well as the various jaiIs, met here yesterday
all being present except Mrs Eaton, OF Nor
ristown. Those present were Miss Jane Ed.
eettop and Rev. Mr.. Balph, pastor OF the
United Presby terrain church, Of St Clainyille,
Mrs. r. J. Alexander, OF Bridgeport, and DR..
@. E, King, Of this city. They inspected the
lookup here, fading everything In ''applC.pie
order,n rs It always is these days, They went
from here to Bridgeport. d.
The Pennsylvania Railroad officials, &C.
companied by the officers OF the company
here and by Gen. Warner, Mr.. Ma news, Of
Marietta, and others, yesterday walked down
along the river front over the narrow gauge
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