The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-14
MOUNDSVILLE.
School H0use HUoI Caves In-Cllurch
- H0w-Minor Items.

School A0use HOoi Caves in-Cllurch
| HoW--Minor Items.
The Ohio River Railroad track NORTH ha7
reached point opposite Wegee. I. ~
Capt. W. q. Cecil Is confined to his room
by what is said to be serious indispositioa. Y
Elder Linkletter is holding a series OF
meetings in the Disciples Church here, to
which the public are cordially invited. 4.
The delay IN the construction Of the cages
for hosting coal at the Third ward coal ell n
prevented any coal being taken out last
week.. s'o 4 M -. ,'..--.i'1'1. :
Considerable fears were entertained by pa-
rents OF the giving away OF the roof oil the
north wing OF the public school building
while the heavy load Of SNOW, was allowed to
remain, and number OF children were kent
from school on that account.
The Penitentinry Board meeting set for
Friday was postponed on account OF tbs
inability OF President Gallaher to be present.
and the difficulty In Mr.. 8ehon's reachipr
here by reason Of the closing Of river uavicac.
ton: The meeting will probably be held On
the 18th inst. I7,%'I& = - ~
Metsts. A. D.. Pierce, Miles Bonar, Yves.
ley O.. Riggs, John Booth, aud Col! Sam
Cockayne, were appointed commissioners by
Judge Jacob on Saturday Last to determine
the damage to the lands Of the Lindsey e..
tate BY reason Of the Round Bottom road
passing through them. q. n. ~
A Baltimore & Ohio engine. in attempting
to push a number Of the nsw Ohio River rail-.
road house cars, received here yesterday, on
to the latter track, piled several of them up
Ia q snowdrift, pretty badly smashing three
OF them. The broken cars were taken to the
Baltimore & Ohio shops, at Wheeling, for re-
psiIs. ygI'Gf1i .-il!.i..l - :,
The roof Of the Round Bottom scboo,
house gave way Friday, compelling the school
to close, un,il'the damage can be- repaired.
This rs the only damage 10 buildings from
tho heavy snow reported In this .cinity.
The snow was shoVeled off the roof Of tia
Wardea's building and cell buildings at lbs
prison, the public school house and num-
Der Of other buildings IN town. ~ 5s.,... ::
IA bit Of difference among the officials
minister and brethren Of the Fairview NJ. Il
CAutch, that has been growing for some time
past, eliminated during the week in suit
before Squire Edwards brought BY some OF
the members Of the board OF trustees, 3 not
in their official capacity, as the matter was
related to your correspondent, but indiyid.
ually against the Ijan,tor Of the church to
GoMPoa toat tAuuetlonhly " uellver up the
keys; Of the tabernacle. It appeats that
number Of the good people who worship In
the Fairview church were wont 10 conrre. |
gate there on sabbaths when the Rev, HI.
the circuit preacher, was holding
services at other points on bis circuit, and |
hold prayer meetings and other devotional |
services: The reverend gentleman, for some |
reason that does not appear altogether clear,
objected to this proceeding, aud instructed |
open tho door them any S mOre e nSs
when be, the minis er, was present to con:
duct the services. Mr.. Riggs, one OF the
|rustses, went to Nj, Aarsh, and demanded !.