The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-13
ExrREss MESSENGER ARRESTED,
sleknSsS and DsAth-Psrsousls and other
RallAIre News Notes,

RsllAIrs News Notes.
. Measles are prevalent in Eome parts Q
town.
! n. L. MHIsh, Of WsIlsburg, was in tow
yesterday,
George GrOdhanS is building Anothe
cooper shop.
VsrniCe, daughter OF John Rodetsr, i
seriously III,
Mr., William O. Stewart is on his farm
In Pennsylvania,
v, T. Morgau's daughter Is quite aicl
with gastric fever,
Mrs, A, A. Clark, Of Woodsfsld, 10 visit
ing her brother, Mr., John Mitchell,
Albert MarshEll has been visiting Jamel
Gilleland, in Pittsburgh, for few days.
| W. ]. and A. MsClain, ding business a.
Mcolain Brothers, have dissolved partner
ship,
Rev, R, NJ, Brown is in Pittsbursh
where his wife has been visiting for some
time,
Al. Norton, City Surveyor, is at Col
um6us attending 4 convention Of civil
engineers.
The mother Of Messrs. Frank ]. and
George Smith was buried at Mount Zion
yesterday.
A number Of turtle doves were found in
town yesterday morning, frozen to death
in the snow.
Several sleds were In from the country
yesterday. Except for large drifts in
places, the roads are good.
Mrs. Yost, the mother OF George Yost,
and Of Warren YoIt, oil Columbus, died
Monday at her home near Clarington,
Money sold at the Buckeye building as.
sociation Monday evening for fity.three,
fifty.iour and tltty'six cents per month
premium,
The Niagara rink may be rebuilt, as 1t is
found that great deal OF the material Ia
all right and the floor the principal part,
is uninjured.
The Ancient Order OF ETiberniRns,
which was abandoned a. an organization
here several yeSrs ago, on account of
trlhtng disRgresments among the mem-
bers, will be revived,
The First N. L. Sunday school has elect.
ed The following officers; Superintendent,
DR.. ]. s. Mcclellan; Assistant, A. D. Hi.
born Treasurer, Mrs. A. Wiley; Secre-
tary, O, H. DAnkWorth; Chorister, James
Fitton.
Some Of the schools had to bs dismissed
yesterday again because the rooms could
not be heated comfortably. The heater
in the Fourth ward school building may
be ornamental, Nobody seems to think
1t Is useful.
Meetings have been held at tho First NJ.
E. Church for several nights past, but the
severity Of the weather has PREVENTED as
good attendance as might Otherwise be.
They are still continued, as the jealous
few don't believe the weather has any
thing to do with the progress Of religion.
A special train on the B. & o. Railroad
leaves each morning OF 1926, standard
time, 10 connect With tho 81. Olairsville
narrow gauge, for the accommodation OF
persons desiring to attend court. By this
arrangement Bellalre people, and all the
people in this section, are enabled to reach
the county seat by the time court begins.
o. o. Hamilton, B. & o. express agent,
was arrested by B. & o. Police Officer
Burke yesterday, and detained, pending
an investigation OF his accounts II Is
thought he has taken for his own use
about $3.50, and he attempted, 1t Is al.
legged, on Monday last, TO make part OF
the shortage up by opening an envelope
containing $40. G. o. Milligan, OF the B.
& 0. freight office, Is temporarily in charge
Of the express business.