The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-17
hardest looking setthat have passed through
here for some time.

becoming scarce here. There are only three
hot iron nailers In the factory who have q
full set Of feeders, and hslpefs at the boiling
furua aces are about a. scare. II the manu-.
~faoturers don't sop talking strike they will
not have any workmen by the first Of the
month, as the boys say thev oan fnd some.
thing to do In the Westsnd they won't stand
another four monthsliss l.hey did last sum.
mr., loafng around here.
ST. cLAiRsvI1IE.
Teachers examination will be held here
next Saturday.
Charles N. Allen. Esq, OF the Bellaire
Democrat, was in town Tuesday.
Clark Gilliland, OF near Pittsburgh, Is visit
ing at the residence Of Rev. Dr.. BAlph.
Aulitor CcfIland Is at Newark assisting In
the Arpraisement Of the O. D. Division OF the
B. so R. R,
Hon. William 0key, ex Common Pleas
Judge Of this judicial sub.district, Is attend.
log Court here.
The Amateur Dramatic Company will pre-
sent "Louvd, the Pauper," at Welday's Hall
tomorrow evening.
". o. Gillespie, Of the defuuct Mansfield
Daily Banner, has returned to his home in
Wheeling township.
mIAs ouIiI6 tlpAuuuI hlteT 6pbuuluk u lbh
days with her relatives here, proceeded to St.
Louis, where she will remain some time.
1.-THE good die young" says Mr.. Charles
N. Gaumer's Manifold Daily Banner, In It's
last issue, after an existence OF two weeks.
"Ike' Berry, who stabbed John Anderson
at Pleasant Grove school house, last winter,
will be tried during the latter part Of this
month.
Judge Hoadley Il the favorite candidate for
Governor among the Democrats here. A
few, however, support Durbin Ward. No
one Is for Geddes.
The Grand Jury Is still in session and will
probably report Friday morning. The Court
excusedJ J. A. Gallaher, 6r, aud supplied the
Vacancy with James B. Ryan, OF st, Glars.
willie.
Judge Kelly has granted the application
for the return OF Vandsrpool aud Jones, the
hay.forkers, and has issued q warrant to that
effect. Sheriff ssdwick will start 10 Colum.
bus for them on next Tuesday.
The Chronicle OF to-day will contain the
call for 3 meeting OF the Republican County
Central Committee to be held here Saturday,
May 20. at ! P. N. The committee will
choose nine delegates TO the State COnysn.
ton to be held at Columbus, June s. The
committee will not appoint the tune and
place for holding the County Convention, as
has been announced.
Sylvester r. Mackirson, who was hanged
at Cambridge, ILL.,. last Friday, was born In
the northeastern part OF Richland township,
Belmont couRty. His father, Thomas Mack
%inson, resided on John Bells farm, now
owned by s. s.. Arick. Mackinson attended
school at Beech Hill. two miles east of town,
and there had the reputation OF being q bad
boy" Years ago. says the Gazette, "Mr.
John Bell, who has been dead several years,
predicted that Mackinson would end his
days on the gallows, and his words have been
verified"
BELLAIRE.
W. B. Battelle returned home yesterday,
after q successful trip for Maring, Hart q Co.
Rev. EdVar Robinson returned home yes
terday with his family, after a visit OF sew
eral days hers.
The narrow gusge road has received a pile
driving engine which is being fitted on q car
for usein building.
The Ladies' Home Aid Society will have a
meeting at the Disciples Church here this
afternoon at $50 o'clock,
MIR. and Mrs. Thornberry, OF Cambridge,
Ohio, were In town yesterday. They have
gone to Beallsvilie to visit relatives.
Mary Pow, OF Benwood, is in Jail here
charged with stealing a purse Of $40 from the
Armstrong House, where she was working.
Fred Mnleman will rent out his Glass City
FIGURING Mill and will take the place OF en-.
gineer at the LaBelle glass works, Bridgeport
Workmen, under the superintendent OF
an agent Of the manufacturers, are putting
the hot air furnaces into the new school
houses.
Some long and heavy timbers were trans.
ferred to the b., z. & q. cars here yesterday
for use 10 building bridges on the extension
OF the road.
The books for subscription to the stock OF
the Ohio Valley road are IN the hands Of the
committees to solicit subscriptions, and no
time will be lost.
Husbands & Inskeep will have control OF
the new Globe House after L. Q. Morris
leaves. John Watt will have the room used
now by @. Rumbursh.
Council has agreed to let the telephone
companies alone with their poles on the
street, or at least the matter has been in.
definitely postponed.
The City Council has put on second read
ing an ordinance ~ Issue bonds for the COM
plete repair OF the Water Works, and the
Water Work Trustees will pay both interest
and principal.
During the buildiBgo OF the new water works
there Is danger OF the old works giving out.
Tuesday hight the Superintendent and work
men were In tue well at work all night, TO
prevent the stoppage Of the pumps.
The Fish Commissioner sent here yesterday
q lot OF young fish to be plSced in McMahon's
creek and in Captina creek. There are about
three hundred thousand OF them In a twelve
gallon can. The fish are shad, shaped like a
full grown fish, but transparent SO that they
cannot be seen easily unless held against the
light. They are about a quarter OF an inch
long. a .
MARTINS PERRY.
The EIson glass works will be on full, pack
ing house and all, this morning.
DR.. B. o. Williams was called to Beaver,
Pa, yesterday, on professional business.
Mr.. W. r. Taylor, the assessor for the coun-
ty, Is in town, hunt ng up the country town
people.
Mayor Mitchell went to the country yester-
day to see what amount Of damage the last
storm did to his farm.
MI. McGrau is Just giving the finishing
touch 10 Mr.. 7. Lloy's house In the orchard,
making It one Of the incest finished houses
In the city.
MI - 4hs 9 ~ VI " NH Hb2th |
OF town, was struck. by lightning Moaday
evening. The damage was small, as 1t failed
TO take fire:
The brick.makers OF this town are working
as strong as possible, bit they have TO buy
brick to keep their orders going. Brick is
selling for SO, and 5 0 per Thousand.
Old tseishing machines are being hauled
into the shops and new ones taken out. This
looks encouraging. Mr.. Nelson, Of Rock
Hill, came up and laid the cash down for
o new machine atL. spence's shop yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nef OF st. Clairsvllle,
AND Mrs. L. Blocher, OF Canton, are visiting
J. II Van Pelt and other friends here. John
Neif Is q large farmer, near St. Clairsville,
and reports fruit, grain and stock in a good
average condition.
The most horrid p,rade went through
this town yesterday that has been seen in
this part Of the country. First came two
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