The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-14

Change of Rnilroad Time Various
timely Town Topics.
Road Master David L:e, Of the B. go. road,
was In town yesterday.
The grand iury Is looked on as letting of
saloon keepers very easy.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. B. Bsttelle got back yea.
tsrapy from a visit 10 Newport.
The Echo Literary Society met las. night
at Charles McClain's reSidence.
The painting OF the Bellaire bridge, which
has been proceeding several months, Is fin.
ished
Belmont street. opposite the Square. was
dug up yesterday at q leaking section Of the
water main.
Gen. Warner was here yesterday aud paid
the contractors on the Ohio Valley for the
last months work.
J. W. Lawrence, who lately sold bis grocery
from town yesterday.
Dore Cochran has gone into the Baltimore
Il Ohio freight Office In place OF Nj. keyser,
who takes Mr.. Bowie's place.
T. Brewer, OF the o. V. corps OF survey.
orr, was In town yesterday. The surveyors
are now only a few miles rom Marietta.
Bus'tr Tharps was indicted fer Carrying
concealed weapon:; but the grand jury fall
ed to lind any intention OF killing In his
shooting OF James Manly.
The ca,s OF Luther Tssbat for malicious
obstruction OF property In cutting the rope
Of thV o. v. pile driver was returned by the
grand jury IS not u true bill.
MIS-. Re,sfs; second Temperance meeting
was held les. night In the South Bellaire NJ.
Z. church. She Is organizing among the
young people an improved society OF Bands
OF Hope"
The court has refused to dissolve the tim.
porary injunction by which the Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad Is prevented from laying G
track across Thirty-Joventh street, until mat.
tiers In disprte with The city be satisfactorily
arranged. The 3. & o. folks, however, are
showing the track at other points.
The las. rail- was laid between Zanesvills
and Caldwell, on the Bellaire, Z.nesyille. q
Cincinnati Railroad, Ea urday night, and a
special train, containing directors, trustees
and othsr oflloia,s, left Zinesvllie Monday
morning. When twenty miles out they
found the track blocked by q landslide and
had to return. Through trains will be run
next week. g pH l7s
Bellaire Is to have q skating rink this win
ter. Arthur McClain and John D. Baker
have lessed the field between Cummins resi-.
dence and the river OF the upper cod OF Gravel
Hill. They iatepd to throw up bank Of
earth, md f1od 1t when the weather gets
cold enough to freeze Q solid surfsce. A room
will be fixed for putting on skates. ln the
spring high fence will be built and the
ground will be laid of for baae ball. .= %
AT noon Sunday next, tho 18Th inst. the
clocks and watches Of tSe Cleveland d pitts-
burgh and Baltimore & Ohio roads will be
changed to the new standard time that OF
the ninetieth meridian. This time !s2s min
u,es slower than the present railroad time
here Columbus time-or SO minutes slower
than Bsllsire city time. ThiS Is big diffar-
encf, but will be tho cams on all the great
IailroSd systems, and the question Is Will the
city timo be changed 10 this time, as Is being
done in TIE large .oities. The school board
hes control OF the time shown by the town
clock, which was originally Columbus time,
but is now sun Tins, eight minutes faster
than Columbus. The @. & P. aad B. & O.
time tables change at thess time.