The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-18
THE NEW RAILROAD

49, la
W. THE NEW RAILROAD
And Many Other Interesting I Matters
From Moundsvillc. 49, z
Considerable quantities OF wool are coming
Into market, the prevailing price being thirty
cents. SS I. a 4 E a a .''l 81. tp'
J.lW. Shrewsbury Of Tufts soda water
fame, spent Sunday with Doc Davis, Of the
Second ward. Il y. 4
The two passenger trAlna and local freight.
passed through each way on time on the Ohio
River road yesterday. fss.9 4
The RAY. A. BuchanAn's family have gone
70 Join Mr.. buchanan at his new home IN
JameGtown, Dakota, where he has been 10,
several months past. 3,,,,. ~, & b
Mr..Wlshart, q clever and accommodating
OPERATOR, fornorly OF Pennington, 0. coed.
8. @. Cans o. ticket agent aud te!egtapl.er IL
The Baltimore & Ohio depot. t9'9
{ Mayor Purdy has a number Of MEN ant
teams employed grading Mound street, ut til,
u. q y. road, the dit taken oil being used II
mill. n ~ 81, '.8uF X n
The poles OF the Moundsyille and Wheel.
Ing telephone lice are being distributed aloni
| che r0nte, following the course OF the count,
toad from Neirs siding, through Grave
Bottom. z, aI.sj h nj g'sl,a5,i5
Ed. Koonts, who has been selling pump
n Tyler county for several weeks past, spen
iuEday with his family here, and r..
.nrNen to Ss!ersville via tie Ohio River roat
yesterday morning. ..-tfrl y RS e +,
About forty OF the Italian lAborers iormerl,
employed en- the River Road, Loft - III
south Pennsylvania rosd Sunday nigh ~,
.hs ll16 Baltimore q Ohio. Thoat yet b n
expect to Start tomorrow. s5',.,5
Editor Hart, Of the Herald, boasts the dis.
motion Of pu' ohasiug the iirst ticket soll ~
Or. Cans, agent Of the Ohio River railtu.
truly those newspaper people are irrspress
de, and always getting ahead OF ordinar.
norta!s. - f Il N t-.;ugy
The Council asks for bids for supplying
1000 feet Of curbinc. portion to be used OF
tutdy street from Mis. Holidays residenc,
vest 10 Mechanic street, themes north alop
ssst side OF that street to the Ohio Rive!
road d,pot. s,1 '5l
The River road bids for Mcuudsyille pal
'onage by reducing the fare 10 45 cest ! TO-
he round trip - tho city and return, ticke,
;ood for 30 days. 1hs Baltimore Il Ohio PEI
ola have mt vet made any move toWart
meeting the ''cut." so. rl85f
T. s. Bouar, Esq, the popular farmer car
iidate for nomination on the Republica,
ickst for the otlice Of Sheriff, was In tow
| yesterday. No man In the county Is NOR
| ieservedly popular with the masses OF th,
| people than is Tommy. u. 'r
Andrew Kimb!e, the efficient foreman /,
the vince! and box department OF the Webs
or Wagon Compauy's shop at the prison. hs
:eudered his resignation to take effect Jul,
10Th, for the purlose Of engaging In the bel,
wood buslness at ..nesviiie, Ohio. ID
People certainly have no reason to complai,
Of the facilities afforded them for yluitipl
Wheeling, e. in sddltion to the steambonl
en- daily trains PCS. through here each way
| pa the Baltimore & Ohio road trains ieayt
;or Wheeling, under the new schedule
which went into effect Monday as follows
al aud 952 A. NJ, and l, $40 5:lS ant
l;45r. M. On the Ohio River kuad al ll:4l
A. n and lao and 1913 NJ. Pr
The location for the Ohio RIVER railroad
ispvL buildings has not yet been dehailelN
greed upon, but will probably bs some d!s
ance north OF the location fiat selected, anC
Taded for that purpose. Application vii
| ~ made 10 tho Board OF Directors Of thu
prison ut their Jaly meeting for continuing
| permanently the arrangement now in effect
Tor obtaining supply Of waier for locomo,
ives on the River road from the prisol
water works. Er'
lns ordinance granting the right Of way I,
he OHIO River railroad over Mechanic stree
provides that trains shall not be run alone
aid street or in the corporate limits at /
| ;reater speed than at the rate Of four mile.
| per ho1r, and the published rules Of the com.
pany explicitly erjoi upon train men thai
they sua.l be governed strictly by the ordi-
iunces, made by the several corporation.
hrougn which tbs road passes, in regulating
the sp:ed of their trsiEs. Yet q number Of
persons living along the line Of the road, In
;ae corporate limits here, are willing tc
testify tnat some Of the trains do exceed that
limit by fully 500 percent.
Since the finding Of the indictment against
tho Rsy. Mr.. Uiiun for felonioga assault upon
The lady near Cameron, some time ago, i,
las been discovered that en- a.temp. to com.
| nit rape does not constitute a felony, aud
that tue severest pena!y that could be i'm.
posed, II found guilty, would be tho sssess-
nent OF q tine and imprisonment IN the
county jail, not exceeding ono year. This
may bs good law as,applied to Marshall
county offenders, but II the writer is not
greatly mistaken, judges and courts in other
sections OF the State have not heretofore 10
| interpreted the statute, as number Of per.
IONS have served sentences In the State prisop
for offanses OF that character.
OF the many courtcsus and sccommoda.
ting gentlemen conneGted with the new read
10 one has done 80 Euch toWSrds creating
Kindly feeling in favor If the road SO Capt.
Dan Outright, who has been here in different
capacities since bsloIe track laying was COM
menced. The Captain now ia In charge OF
one OF the lnll! freight trains, and would
fys s ss eondooes 4s vs s p psss
aot only ~. long experience, but untlrlng
efforts ID the interests g :. tbs company, esps.
The Il ,ed, in saving snd ,ascuing tLeir pro-
perty, as well 80 bis remarkable fapil;iy OF
making friends oil every one with whom he
comes in contact 50 irrtlv entities him.