The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16
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Father Gull IL absent on a vacation.
Lou Battel!e is back from Marietta, by way
OF the Ohio RIVER Railroad. W
A Dsllaire party spent yesterday fishing at
Barton's, on the @. L. & W. railroad.
Tho steel works start is delayed some by
trouble in fixing the rate OF wages and soms
kindred matters. "a
Ths railroad employees have charge Of the
festival for George Bevets at City Hall to.
night and tomorrow night.
A. l.. Wetherald's family left for their nav
home at Massillon yesterday. They will not
move their household goods till the fall.
Andrew shick's thirty.si1.h birthday was
celebrated by visit from triends and en-.
p!oyes who made him handsome present.
The "Nsw ssnsation," sids show, on q
boat, dropped down to the upper wharf yes.
terdAy and attracted some vlsitors with its
band.
The freman went in q body, with the
Liberty hosa-reel draped in mourning, 10 the
funeral Of John Pracht. A brass band head
ed tho p,ocesaion.
J. Linton, chief civil engineer Of the O, &
P. railroad. wss here yesterday with MI.
Gould, OF the Ohio Valley road; he looked
after the progress being made there.
The Baltimore i Ohio freight ofilcs was
moved to tbs ground floor, opening on Union
street yes:erday morning. 1t will now be
much more convenient 10, both shippers and
clerks. @g-a.i U
McClain Broe. have the contract for the
stone work Oh the new school.houss to be
built on the roadside Just west OF town, Gro
z:cr Bros. mill furnish tho brick and John
Wood will do the carpenter work.
A large crowd Of excursionists came down
on Bellaire frcm the territory 2. the farther
end. Of the narrow gauge railroad Monday
night. They stayed all night and returned
by the came route to zee the narrow gauge
road, vs. \
Everybody will not go on 10 The Square,
either 10 Il low OK political meeting, through
the one big gate. Therefore ths fence will
be broken unless the corner gatsa ara opened
Turntables would be cheap, keep out thu
cows auu hogs, and let in the people.
R,B, Wallace, q brakeman on train No.
CT, night freight from Pittsburgh, was brought
here at 8 o'clock yesterday r,orning. He
wes caught between cars willis mnking
coupling at Bridgeport, and bad thigh badly
mashed ead It 10 !earsd is injured internally
pretty seriously. H p
The Scotia came up from Ginc!fuatl yes.
terday, and made this the end of her tin,
iesrlng the bars on the falling water. Tbs
passengers were numerous, many belonging
10 an eIouraion party Of school teachers, and
they and the porieis transferring their bag.
gage 10 the 0. & +. trcin made lively scene.
The crew also went up home to Pittsburgh
on the train; Tho freight,e a lot Of pig iron
sud furniture and miscellaneous freight, was
also transterled 10 the cars. The Wheeling
freight was Transferred 10 barge and towed
mp by the Prirceu,, followed by the empty
Scotia. , n. ;l
The ncmes that have been obtained to thu
list OF members for the central marching
club Of Bellai1e giys promise OF rousing
time when the club makes its frat appear.
snce. A meeting Was held at City Hail, and
tho following .otticerH chosenj W. @. Graf.
ton, Chairman; 8. O. Garrard, Secretary; W m,
Daueherty, Treasurer. The tt1lcers Of the
club as company for marching are W, o,
Grafton, Commander; Alex. Littleton, First
Lieutenan.; John Ehuttlesworth, Second
Lieutenant; John EA!er, Orderly Sergeant.
It will DO called the Plunad Knights Of Bel.
laire and will meet every Monday for drill.
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