The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-17

yet the untold secreti s repuRnant and con-
tAins enough to index the character OF the
young man.
BELLAlEE.
The Mayor has collected $96l during the
last month.
The Episcopal Church here will have a reg
ular preacher in the spring.
Henry Fox, Of tho b. 90. depot, Is of
duty on account Of sickness.
William Riley. OF Wellsyille, was in town
on c.. s L. Il. r. business yesterday.
COL j. D. Taylor vent through here Mon.
day evening on his way to take his seat IN
Congress.
Tho G., T. v. & W. transfer boat came
down yesterday aud broke up the ice at the
Benwood works.
A Benwood mau yesterday had to drive to
Wheeling, across t Q bridge, aud down on
this side. and haul his freight back the same
way.
MIR. Atkinson brought in on the narrow
gauge, from Armstrong; Mills yesterday, q
car load Of sailed meat, which he shipped
from here to England.
A crowd Of young folks went out to the
creek near the B. & 0. stock yards last night
to skate aud others ventured themselves out
on the'large cakes lodged in the river.
DR.. stowell bought the Horn property, the
hillside west Of Horns Addition, at public
sale yesterday. The ground contains some
coal and stone. The price paid was $lO2 per
acre. go
Mr.. Linton, civil engineer OF the Cleveland
/ Pittsburgh railroad, was In town Yesterday
with an assistant, looking over the recent
purchase Of the company from Col. u. D..
Sullivan.
A Pittsburgh drummer aud the manager OF
the Globe House, L G. Morris. CAME 70 a
misunderstanding and to blows yesterday,
when the porter came 10 the rescue, and the
I. d. retired.
A tree, either cut down by ~misehievous
boys, or yielding TO nature with no one TO
blame, went crashing through the little house
OF Mr.. Merryman, the hermit preacher, above
Gravel Hill, YESTERDAY.
A Bohemian named jacob Zdyoracek,
working In Barnard's coal bank on Indian
run, had his right leg badly broken yesterday
forenoon by the falling OF soap stone. The
bones of the leg protrrded through the flesh
and made a very bad wound.
Some OF the farmers between here and
West Wheeling would be more than willing
to furnish the right OF way along the fronts
OF their farms for the Tuscarawas Valley rail.
road to come 10 Bellaife, for it would give a
protection from the river that is now eating
away ground very fast.
The Pennsylvania R. 4. Co., now owns the
ground below their old limits at Central
Avenue along both sides OF the B.. Il 0. tracks.
This includes u long river front and some lots
on Union street. In the event OF the COM
pany building the Ohio Valley Road TO Mari
49, Ant, trn-11 n fcNHI M a~nal1ank otta fnF n
passenger depot for the two roads.
The following gentlemen have been select.
ed to recelye and show around the Commit.
Sanders, William G. Barnard. Col. r. II.
Morris, g. 8. Milligan, the Mayor, D. W.
Cooper, Walter Darrah, J. B. Smith, Robert
W. Nelson, John A. Gallaher, Col. Poorman,
James +. Anderson and G. n. Allen.
MARTINS EERRT
E. G. Cas-, a Bellaireap, was run in for
drunkenness yesterday.
An important meeting OF Thoburn Post. g.
A. r., will be held this evening.
VIM. Arbaugh is In the cooler,i in defaultof
IS and costs for disorderly conduct on Mon
day.
The band festival Is the next amusement
feature, and thesolicitors have been very sue.
cessful.
A number OF our citizens have gone to Par
kersburg, as witnesses In the SciOto.L Tomas col.
lision case.
DR.. ,Westwas much better yesterday, and
In very good spirits. He chatted good
humoredly with several callers. He Is care
fully nursed and will doubtless pull through
all right
Chris. Ritter, who was burned at tho glass
house fire Monday evening, is getting along
all right. His hands are badly blistered, but
otherwise be Is uninlured. several other EN-.
ployes, In assisting to put out the fire, ex.
posed themselves while heated, and are laid
up with heavy colds.
Two funerals took place, yesterday; John
Beck, a laborer at the Laughlin Mill, who
died OF typhoid feveron Monday morning,
was taken to the Catholic graveyard at
Wheeling, and Eddie Waters, aged two
years, who also died on Monday morning,
was taken to Beaver for interment.
Peter Harrison, one Of our Oldest citizens,
met with an accident yesterday morning
that will copfine him to his bed for several
weeks. While returning TO his home from
the school house, whittier he had gone 70
confer with Superintendent Shieve he fell
upon the icy sidewalk and 1t is feared that
bis hip bone has been fractured. DIS. Wei.
rick and Williams were at onoe summoned,
who rendered all the relief possible under
the circumstances. Mr.. Harrison is GO years
Of age, and while robust and hearty, the shock
TO his system was very painful. 1t Is TO be
hoped that his injuries will not be so bad as
10 lame him,
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