The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-12
TuRoueu THE STATE.
Accidents and InCldsnta In West virginia
and Vicinity,

Jesse Pyle, an Old citizen Of COlsIaln
township, over the river, died on Saturday.
Catherine jenkins, Of Union township,
Belmont county, aged So, died on Friday
Of last week.
The Auburn Guards Is the name Of q
newly organised military company In
Richie county,
Calvin Stewart, q lunRtiG, from Monon-
gala county escaped rom ths Weston In
sane Asylum recently, and at last &C.
counts had not been captured.
Enoch, l2.ysar old son Of Raleigh
county farmer named Phillips, got his
head caught between the lever and top
bench Of q cane mill and had 1t so badly
crushed that he died few hours alter
wards.
The bonds Of the First National Bank
Of Kingwood having been called in for
redemption by the United States Treas
urer, that bank will soon cease to exist as
q national bank, Steps are being taken
to reorganiza under the State laws,
A large barn on the farm Of James
MansioId, on North Mountain, In Berkeley
county, was destroyed by fre. The loss
on the building, machinery. corn, wheat,
hay, etc., amounted TO over 81, 900; the in
sufance was only only $500, The origin
OF the fire Is unknown,
Mrs, Julia Mercer, of Barnesville, o., has
brought suit against Marx Albert and Me-
LISA Albert TO recover $1,000 damages tor
selling liquor to her husband. Also,
like suit or the same amount against Jos,
T, Hinton, Jack Hinton and William Hin
ton Jointly, all Of that town,
John W. Young, Of Mason county, lost
three OF his children, two sons and one
daughter, all grown up, last week and has
three more so sick that they are not ex'
pected to recover, Flux, the disease that
| has caused the death Of such large num-
Der in Nicholas county, appears 10 be the
epidemic that has caused these deaths in
Mason county,
A certificate OF incorporation has been
issued to the Mercantile and ManuIaC.
turing Company Of Hampton, organized
for the purpose Of doing q general manu-
featuring and repair business, building
houses, manufacturing and repairing
4 wooden and iron implements, tools, boats
pumps, SO. The principal office to be al
Hampton, Kanawha county. $500 has
been subscribed and s. paid in with
privilege Of $4,000 capital stock in all.
The Charleston Stdrin recent issue
contained the following: The Winlfrede
Coal Company, aItuated about thirteen
miles above this city, is one Of the bsst
coal companies on the river. During the
strike OF last summer and fall their hands
were never out. Last year they shippsd
by river l79,00S tons Of coal or 1890, zoo
bushels; by Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
9S7 tons. This year they have shipped
daily by river 1000 tons and none by rail
road.
The eighth annual reunion Of the 52nd
10. vi. will be held at NewComerstown,
| Ohio, Wednesday, October 20, 1t is de-
sired to complete the history Of the regi'
ment, full turn out Is desired, A lea
ture Of the reunion will be a picture gal
lery. Each ComrRde will bring Q picture
Of himself, taken before or during the
war, and ono taken OF the present time,
Absent comrades will send pictures by
mail to 7. D. Neighbor, NewOomerstown
All piCturers will be returned after the
reunion. They should be carefully mark
ed with name, rank and company.