The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-09

Gathered from, the Dcbris Upon tn,
Wntory Waste.
| Asmus's livery stable is gone.
Mr.. Peter Dillon has three families Will
him.
Mr.. John Belleyille entertained lou,
families.
MI. Henry Loveday is taking care o
eighteen people at his homo.
Wheat 4 kunkle lose their entire stocl
Of flour and bakery fixtures.
The Benwood mill lost five mules ant
horses and 1900 kegs Of nails.
A akiir towing ok oil barrels was seer
on the stone bridge yesterday.
Captain W. II. Travis did good work in
auccoring families in the South end.
1t was reported that two babies were
drowned from e house in the Eighth ward
Bishop Kahn yesterday kindly threw
open the Cathedral school to the sufferers
Twenty.sixth street from. Market TO Chan.
line WAS blockaded with debris OF all kinds
Below Twenty.sixth street, on Market
houses are upset and piled up promiacu.
ously.
There will be no evening services in a
msjority OF churches tomorrow, owing IN
the lack Of gas. :
The Wheeling Bakery Company had n
large lot OF fresh meat in their refrigerator
which will be e total loss.
The restaurants did all the business thev
could yesterday, and considering the rnsb
the patrons were well fed. -
The current was swift and strong after
tho waters began 10 recede, and floating oh.
jects fairly shot down stream.
Mr.. H. J. Felber, the groceryman, had TO
pay five dollars to hayo bis family re.
moved two and half squares.
Tho 1STELLIuESCER boatman insisted on
rescuing chicken perched on the roof al
q floating house-but he didn't. 80"
At the corner Of Chapline and Thirty.
seventh streets, from ten to fifteen houses
are upside down and IN pieces.
Squire Peterman got his family off the
Island in good shape and they arc now in
bis Office in the market house.
The "Famous Hatterb" opened up an ny.
enue through from Market to Main by wav
Of their store and a private alley.
HIP. McGrcgor's COW wandered into NJ
7. Frames hall, and YVES taken up ataira
and cared for in tho second story. ~
Mr.. Israel Waterman visited his horoo
on tho Island yesterday and found that +
had been robbed during his absence. :
Hoffman 4 Son estimate the loss Mt tbo;r
tannery ut from $4,000 to $4,000 on bari
alone. Other damage cannot be estimated
Among those who generously aided tho
Relief Committee, John S. Mute, Harry NJ
Warner and 7. 7. Lowry deserve spec;ai
mention. !, y va"
Mr.. W. W. Mcconnell, foreman Of tbs
cooper shops OF Hobbs, D.ockuuier 4 o.
walked from below Moundsville yesterIlay
to set home. aa. y"'.s''''
NJ. NJ. Marsh < Son lost 100, 900 cica,,
from their establishment on Water s,rsat
and each Loaf heavily On their private real,
1encea on the Islaad. b. az, 80
The report that David Bell, removad
rom thelslaud, was dead, was unfounded |
BE is resting, we'll at the residence of a
lisnd in North Wheeling. VA
j The Baltimore 4 Ohio shops present a
marine appearance as far as water Is con.
:erned. Cars arc floating about and thincs
Ire generally upside down. -
The Gas Company gives notice that
wing to the difficulty Of reaching thar
'ttice they will extend the discount n
'atronH until Saturday, February 10.
Some malicious persons started report
that the Fourth, Street At. E'
hurch was not open to the sufferers from
he flood. Dr.: Smith, the pastor, took The