The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-15
A LIYELY LETTER
GIVING THE MouNosvlLLE NEWS
Ia y.ry R..d.nIs fern : IDl.lalblss Religion.
Mes,lass-Is..fts,IHs salt Of the Glun,ds
Iron HOlGs-Prosr.s Ofths River Rail
rOld-p.soall and General News.

A colored convict was received Of the prik'
on from Greenbrier county last might.
Mrs. Rsbecca Anshutz, Of wster street, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sep. Hall, at New
MRrtinsville.
A seli-propellipg steam saw mill en- route
for Robsrts' Ridge, was landed from boat
at the First ward wharf Wednesday.
Jerry Riggs three children, afflicted with
scarlet fever, are recovering slowly, aud are
now considered by the physicians out OF dan
ger.
Editor Hart, OF the Iisyuid, Is making q
tour through the wilds Of Wetze', In the IN
tarest OF his paper. Mr.. Hart reports very
ilatteting increase In bis subscription list
since taking charge Of the paper.
Ali the men employed BY Mr.. Carey in
laying track and Supervisor Fleming, Of the
first division Ohio River Railroad, board In
town, filling the numerous boarding houses
to their full capacity. Mr.. Fountain, OF tho
81. Cloud Hotel, supplies boarding aud lodg-
ing TO about forty or fifty oil them.
Mr.. Berry, lessee OF the Union Coal Works,
employs twelve miners, aud getsS out about
!, 800 bushels OF coal per day, the principal
portion OF which is taken by Capt ]. +. Israel,
Tor use at the prison, and to supply his Gus,
TONERS in the town and surrounding eoun'
try, There 10 now about 10000 bushels
stacked in the prison yard.
judge Boyd having refused the injunction
restraining the Sheriff from the collection Of
taxes levied for payment Of debts contracted
| in putting up the three county bridges,
asked for by q number OF tax payer, j. B.
Mcclure, E,q, will to-day argue simila,
motion before Judge Snyder OF the Supreme
Court Prosecuting attorney Hooten will be
present to resist the motion. The argument
will be made in Wheeling.
Oae OF the county officials and Third
ward saving machine agent settled "bit OF 9
difference" by the Q. o. whacking the T. W,
9. m o. with brick few days ago. The c. o
explained the matter voluntarily t. hii
Honor Mayor Weaver, aud was let oil with
a contribution OF 81 90 to the Mechanic
street side walk fund. The 7. W. .. m. a. will
probably be required 10 contribute more lib
orally, as 1t is charged that he was the ag
eressor in the case.
Two acres OF ground have been purchased
from II. Mclean, in the Round Bottom
by the o. r. r from which 10 obtain grave
for ballasting the road. The necessary iron
ties, &C., for constructing switch at the
gravel bank were taken down yesterday. A
heavy land slide In the narrows OPPOSITE
Cap.ina has Stopped the work Of tratk laying
1t is the intention 10 prosecute the work Of
ballasting the track now down as vigorous
as possible, as using the tack In Its prts9ni
condition IL very damaging to the rails.
Special oonstables Keller and Brannon ar
rested Charles Brandon, and Mise, Angelina
Freeland aud Marinda Barnes, Wednesday
evening 10 t, charged with creating q dis
lturbance at revival meeting now being held
at the Roberts RIDGE NJ. +. Church. The
parties had hearing before sauire ElTardI
Yesterday, and were all released except Mis-
Angelina 2. iceland, who was required TO fui'
nis1 bond In the sum OF $it0 for her ap'
ps6rance a. the next term OF court,
Wsrrants are also ont for the arrest OF Charlt
Clark aud James Porter charged with die.
Iturb;pg public worship at the Evangelical
Holiness ohuich few evenings ago.
]. q. Fountain, Of the st. Cloud hotel,
went TO Benwood las. Wednesday, In answer
10 Q summons to project his interests in O
spit brought before sa1ire Policy, by the
Riverside Iron Works, for alleged damages
resulting from unlawful detainer g arsy
and harness recovered by Fountain from
the river near the Upper Town wharf. TIE
horse, drsy and harness had caught on a
suag, and were discovered by Mr.. Fountain,
and after considerable difficulty and expense
were detached from their fastening and
brought 10 shore. Mention, Ia this cosres-
pondence, of the recovery OF the propsriy irr
formed the mill company Of the same and q
mau was sent down 10 take taemto Wheel.
ing. Refusing to pay the amount demanded
BY Nj. Fountain Tor his trouble a'd e1-
pense, SOS, the man returned home and suit
was brought for damages. The matter was
settled BY the defendant ps ylpg the ccsts oil
amount dsrandsd. Mr.. Fountain says he q
out OF pocket by the operation, and that II
The mill company ard everything connected
With It were sinking In 5000 ia!homs OF va.
ter they nigh. go to the place that Henry
Wattenon bRs gwen Pennsylvania permit;
sion to 80 to forali he cafes. -