The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-28
TROUBLE in A MILL.
LAuaALlN MILL eolLlRs QvlrwoRk
on Account of nhputs a, tn the Time Tor
Golss Oa Ia the nOtSInes-Ths stllAlrs
n1rls.ta Railroad lad the st. Cialr.,Ills
ROaa-s..,s and Near By Notes.


Der OF men.
Luther shafIer, ex.Ststs's Attorney Of
Berkeley county, left last week for Texas,
A number VI other young men propose ltay.
ing In the spring.
The GIeenback State Executive Committee
Is called to meet at Charleston on the 14th
prox., TO review the situation in the Third
District, and devise means for success at the
coming Congressional election.
There was serious accident on the grade
OF the q. & G. R. X, Monday morning. A
Mr.. Baker, OF Barbour county, was working
In the cnt Just below Philippi, when large
stumpof tree fell from the top OF tho cut,
and striking him injured him severely, and
It Is thought at this time fatally.
Sunday evening while John Amspoker,
down the road near Golfers, the horses
were frightened and became unmanageable
and ran of, preci pitadng the carriage aud It's
occupants upon the gtou"d. The carriage
was total wreck. but Mr.. Amspoker and
his family escaped with only slight injuries.
At meeting held last Friday the citizens
OF Cadiz pledged $3.50 900 and right OF way
through Harrison county TO the proposed
railroad from Coshocton TO Wheelsng, pro.
vided It will 60 through Cadiz. That sort oil
q donation will generally take railroad q
good distance out OF Its way, SO it Is reason
Bile 10 suppose that when town lying on the
direct r0nte makes such an offer, II will be
speedily blessed with the locomotive whistle.
Michael Didos, aged about forty years, was
struck by freight train NEAR Newburg Sat
urday night, and died shortly after being
taken home to 1rontowu. Dldos and two
intoxicated companions, all HungariAns,
We're walking from Newburg to lrondale
Furnace, where they were employed. Didos
seeing q train approach attempted 10 get his
companions of the track, bur, In so doing,
sacriticed his life. He leaves wife and four
children.
Martinsburg has been without light for a
number OF years. caused by the depressed
condition OF the towns finances. The Coun-
Gil has been laboring for year or more 10 30
adjust matters as TO give the people the long
sought relief. Wandering through dark
streets, isa thing OF the pasT, for on Saturday
night last on every corner could be found,
brightly burning, the gas lamps, which In
the past have been an obstruction rather
than aguide TO the traveller.
MARTIs's VERY.
Miss Emily Warwood reached home yester.
day from an extended visit 10 Cincinnati.
Dr.. John West, of st. Clairsvillc, was here
yesterday, on visit to his uncle, Dr.. 8. B.
West, who Is Convalescing.
G. T. Hanes reports the real estate market
quite brisk, with two sales 30 far this week.
DANIEL Cox, Of Sistersville, bought the prop
erty OF r. y. Moore, on Second street, aud
JEFF Bowers bought the property Of 7. Il.
Stanton, on tie hill. Both properties brought
good prices.
The boilers at the Laughlinrmill yesterday
quit work after making two heats. 1t Is sta.
Jed that o difference Of opinion has arisen
between the management and the boilers Us
to the time OF beginning work In the morn.
lug which has caused the present trouble.
Carroll Lodge OF the Amalgamation was in
session yesterday afternoon TO consider the
matter aud q committee was sent 10 the mill,
but. the result of their deliberations was ont
learned.
There is some talk AMONG those immt dlate.
~ concerned Of abandoning the idea OF Civ.
log 1.-The Haymakers" as cantata, and xiv.
ing the solos and choruses In concert form,
for which the music Is also adapted. The
difficulty seems tu be that the managers are
not able ~ secure u gentleman 10 sustain tue
leading character, and that 1t will cost much
more to produce 1t In dramatic form than as
a concert. 1t is said Prof. Malmene will
have 1t ready for production after six more
reheareals.
The announcem eet Of the death OF Mrs.
Louisa SwartI yesterday morning created
quite sensation among the older residents
OF thin community, many OF whom did not
know that she was Ill. Her death was sudden
and unexpected. Itappears that she had
han tt.. hon - fsNr I'm
her complaint being species Of heart
troable, and one OF her daughters had come
over from Wheelin g 10 nurse her. On Mon.
day evening she appeared much better, and
retired apparently in good spirits. About
So'elock yesterday morning she was found
dead In bed, having expired without strug.
gle or warning Of any kind. Deceased was
66 years OF sge, and came to this country
from Germany in 1884. III 1887 she was
married TO Charles sHartz, and they removed
TO Martins Ferry in 1916. She leaves two
sons and four daughters, all married except
Miss Laura, who is a teacher In the Martins
Ferry schools. She will be buried in Walnut
Grove. Mrs. Swartz was universally beloved
by large circle OF friends, and was warm
hearted, sympathetic lady, whose many
unostentatious acts OF charity. and beneyo-
lence have endeared her TO all.
BELLAlRE.
J. W. Shannon, Esq, Of st. Clairsville, was
here yesterday.
Miss Ella Fowler, OF Moundsyille, was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. Louis E,zel, Of the First ward, is very
low with Consumption.
Bellaire's representatives in the county
seat matter are off 10 Columbus.
4. 1
loading clerk att narrow gauge depot
Spangler Post G. A. r. is considering the
matter Of fair and festival some time soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Jones, OF Wheeling,
came down yesterday on Il visit to relatives.
Mr.. J. w. Coulsou Is erecting room on his
Union street lot, which will be occupied by
/. N. Grafton.
The Linean Literary Society, of the First
ward, was entertained by =. II. Lee at his
home last night.
A Number Of pupils from the Quaker school
at BarneSvills were here enroute home to
various points yesterday.
The engine house Of the narrow gauge road
that was recently almost demolish,d by the
Ice in The river, Is to be rebuilt at once.
The B., z. & c. road will soon have new
postal car on the road. Conductor Steve
Hayden Is an applicant for postal clerksh,p.
The "Gypsy Queenp Association had o
dance at City Hail Monday night, gotten up
In honor OF Miss Mollie Leonard, one OF the
members.
Yesterday morning there was a well.de.
fined snow.line Just north OF Gravel Hill.
What little snow fell here was melted early,
while ABOVE the line the bills were all white.
The Tribune says the ISTnMGExcEE was
mistaken 10 taying that J.. Doebler would
move his family to slstersville. The CORE.
spondent was not mistaken-only he wrote
~. Dopler."
William thinner, the manager OF the Bel
mont glass works, has resigned his position,
which has not yet been filled. Mr.. thinner
will give all bis time to his own particular
work at the works. RI,
@. s. 8. Baron has apparently given
M the idea OF tin factory Mt Bnrr's Mills,as