The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-29
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Jimmy Hsnza.ta moved into his nav hotel
building yesterday. 3I5a'75<'%g Z
For the first time in many months mast the
county bastile is without sinea inma.e. ~,
Circnit Conrt tdjourned Tuesday evening
last, to meet Wedneadr y, April 9. when I,hs 5
business OF the term will be concluded. ~,
Division Engineer Fickiuger. of the O. r.
E., left here Thursday last To return with /
newly welded bride. l1 !l5s,.4tfss -
7. J. Patton, Esq, of the Third ward, talks
suburcs and going West. Il llll,55SE1.l..,. {.
Msj. Charley senaeney has gone back 10
Wheeling TO live. His place OF residence viii /
be on the high landa Of the garden tpot. 4fjj
Timothy Stilwell, the mammoth hss sold
bis confectionery aud Restaurant, opposite
the Court House, TO Mr.. Crow. Timothy
proposes going West r. z yfFgIf't,'5!t,
Sheriff Wilson, Of Hardy county, brought
member OF the Brown family, front name
William, to the penitsatlary Tuesday last, to
serve two years term for forgery. E3 5I'F rs
The mansgerof the "Nick Roberts Humntvts
Ky, that bis attraction will DO at Masonic
Ss-A'"hf eAfAtA 4otAs
The late tl,od proved veriteble bonarz,f
for fencing, "a great many. peisons whose
fences were carried away substituting wire
for boards on account Of iLs being nut up
more rapidly aud the small delay in obtain.
Ing supplies. ft f,,.,ass5 "a j,.3ssI z
REBUILDING YL3oD WRECKED HOUSES. 8 T.
Nj. Charles Donglsss, sent out BY the Gin
! cinnAti, Ohio, Chamber OF Commerce. Relief
Committee, To examine into the condition Of
houses removed frcm their foundation or
damsgtd by the recent Hood, and 10 ooutri-4
butte 10 the assistance Of persons who we're
not In financial condition 10 repair the
damages. arrived hero on Tuesday last, nud /
after msking personal examination Of .ha i
| buildings 50 moved or damaged. ina iefl 23
| contributions. IN Gums ranging from $40 10 4
| $40, the total supasi contributed amonn,isr
! to $500. for which amount lis gave f. VI. s
Brown, Esq a check on one Ct the Ranks OF :
Wheeling. The money was yesterl1y, de.
tributed ss directed by Mr. Dougsss, cafiyIsg
g!adnets to the homes Of twenty-shres ol the ;
sufferers. a. {S'J@s n a.! s., ~, rs
Thess Is some dissatisfaction existing In
! reference to the npperitoniug Of the funds
left here by Mr.. Douglass and the impreE. !
sion appeara to be that Nj. Brown ia in shme
way r.sponsible for tho division. This Is orr
] tirely wrong. Mr., Brown had no more 10 do
with apportlonine the moacy than hsd the 4
False Prophet OF Soudan. He did not ace
Mr. Douglass or eyon know that he YaJ In
town, or in e1'ateucs even, until. after that
gentleman had settled upon the amount That .
each Of the pe'soas ehoaId receive. lie then I
called upon Mr.. Brown, gave him caeck for (
the amount, with ins.rucions BY TO tkow
| It shoufd bs appropriated. Mr. Brown Ind
the work OF, distribniing the money, as he
has had that df dong al the wiitiag 81 ,He (
Relief G 'mmittee, and gets no; hing 2ior his !
time aud iabors.t LII A ~ IN il},,ll.
-i H rsE ONO RIVER RAILROAD. t;;;4sT /. I;
Captain. Dan Outright has bsen promoted
| TO the po,ition Of Superintendent Of ine
| work OF repairing the damages t1the Ohio
River railroad by the fl .oi, and ting tLe
read bed In ,,eAdintss iDrs th.-tieck III ,his
end ot The line, and .wl!lIput Il 'ulE5 10:cS 6f :
mon at work on Monday nex'.' a bout 1900 \
feet Of the track tarouga Gravel Bottom iwis
moved from rits place by The high water. Z
which Supervisor Fleming hes replacsl and
the construction train can now "a CHI the
gravel bark on Colo. el @; ckeyues farm: n
where sidiug will be put la at once, a, d s
the work OF repairing the G.!g wash. away 4
pushed forward es rapidly t.. possible ,fg Ss,sS
Supervisor Fleming hss ihir,y n,ca er,-
ployed clearing off The track through the
Na.rovs below sosn, and reports .Serj sails,
factory prcgrees. Fl Fl x. e III I'll
, As Capt. Outright Ia anxious to complets'
the work assigned him AZ rSp!t'ly az ~ s,,b.c.5
he will give steady employment at 81 rs mr.
day, to III many Men rs he cgu work 10 an
ad7antsge. Capt Robinson Is s!ll working
a force eol msn along TIE river balow berc vstit.
eting up h car b:die orr q, oIlytl . llyol.
The statement published iaSias lsTsL4IssN.
cEE fe Y days ago, top'ei from III. pnr svJg-
burg State Journal that &c. w, ThompsOn
had ias. returned from Washington City, ii.
ter contracting witu Msssrs Coleman &
Paige Tor completing th, road,"". IL 0, soneouu.
atssrs. Coleman T. Paige con .ractcd, Ia1t fall,
for lsylug aod bAllast.ng the track, wb,rh
work they were prosecuting unt! compelled,
by the ho5d, tote operations. The cou.
sttuctson company wGa to complete thu road
bad, TeAay lor th9 lrack, SO it will be- .een
tha: no contract was made nece.sary BY ,he
; work ri the h3od,, Tho long trcs.lo woik q.
the N&rrovs uew!ea ho.a and BenTcoa wa3
, twis.ed out OF iinc, AS were ssveral sections
Of the sans work below kers, be. ropa oi it
carried away, except ona short section, or
".beutn 1t is not though. thst the wnrk OF
replacing and repairing the t!tstlisg will re-
quirs much time. N ,s-:i5;sIss5 IS