The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-22
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THE NEWS OF THE STATE At LARGE,
Personal, iaduasfiAl, Political and Casual AtMi
Notes from Al Parts Of MsM yirsIaIa aad Y
y from NAVY Of the Cousii.s Our the IN X
.Iia lBordsr-BsllAir.'s BaildInx Boom. +
!. A daily mall has been established on the
kanawha river from Point Pleasant 10

A daily mall has been established on th,
kanawha river from Point Pleasant L
Charleston. ID AiIlS&l $500 I,a
ia party Of four hunters, OF Greenbrie,
county, have killed sixteen bears during the
past sesson. All Of them wero Killed within
that county. x It'95 sEErr!.5 N
A calamonnt YVES recently killed In Upshu,
county that measured si1 feet from tip TO tip.
10 was shot In cave by J. @. Benson, a Ia
l,rael Putnam. jIa'F .,EtSs,s, 4 ,rtFH%ll
| Henry Kramer, n Baltimore & Ohio con.
duotor on the Parkersburg branch, was run
oyer aud killed In tho Grafton yards about 1
o'lock Thu'sdsy morning. He lived In Par.
kefabure, and leayes wife and family.
Two or three days tiacs James Kelly, OF
ksyser. was stlrring the ire In his kitchon
stove, he accidentally npast coffee pot full
Of coffee upon his little daughter, aged %
months. she was 80 severely scalded that
she died. st.5tl5giln'g n. - -, NJ
The gas consumers Of Cambridge, Ohio,
havo ended their kick against the gas com.
pAny. The comrGuy mgde concsssion by
Offering :ths following rates: 70 furnish gas
at 10 90 per cubic feet with discount OF 6
percent on all amounts over 900 feet, 10 per.
cent on all amounts over 1000 feet and Is Der.
cent on all over 1850 feet {, y ~. '7N
On,lest Thursday ths Board OF Ragsnts OF
ths State university met In Grafton. The
following members were present: Camden
Thompson, Of Summers county, lcseph
Morelaud, OF Mononealia county, Jonn a,
Robinson, nof Mineral county, Thomas j.
Farnaworth. Of Upshur county, and Il. A,
Bennett, Of CAbell county. X, .ffEgt;a,,5
Z A large nuMbsr OF the farmers Of Marion
mn ptv ara nnw 0nk In n nut1 f,r n ~, ~, ~
Ing to bs held at FAirmont, April Z, 10 pro-
test sgainst the famous raayssssmsnt order OF
the Governor aud Auditor and to dlycuss
"wAys and means BY which our property
shall no. be taxed to DEATH" The call Is
signed by isrmers Of both pastics, all OF them
substantial men In the county. 1,E5 ~
!. TIE Winchester, IVA Tines e.ys: "Oo
the application OF Lydia R.b.cca Payne to
bis Honor Judge r Il. Turner, Of the Cir-
cult Court OF Fruderi,k county, now In ses.
sion, tho following order was made, I.ap.
pearing to the court, from the testim ony of
medical experts. that the applicant Is OF The
male sex and, that his present namo is iuap.
propriate,5::it is ordered on -tbe :motion o.,
this the 7th day of March, 1884, that bis
present name OF Lydia Rebecca Payne bs
changed to that Of Laurence Register Payne,
which shall hencetorth be his lawful name.
ibis order lends up the matter cf speculation
as TO the sex OF this party and will put at rest
all further talk in reference thereto.n
Charles Wharton aud CHARLES Young, resi-.
dents Of Berkeley Springs, W. Va, were
found Tnursdsy morning lying on the Balti.
more & Oa'o Railroad track. not FAR from the
Q1een City MOTEL ut Cumberland, Nd. Young
had his head split open from front to back.
Wharton was Injured about the head and
body, but no. dangerously. He rays ho and
young wers on their way 10 Salem, Ohio 10
hunt work. When questioned es 10 how he
got hurt, and whea asked anything in regard
pot, he had nothing to say, nor did he give
any reason for not answering. 1t is generally
Supposed they j1mpsd the train, fearing
they would be caught at the depot and ar.
rested for stealing their way from Sir Johns
Run 70 Cumberlnud. >. - -.