The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-30
RioE's opEslN0-Tuesday, October !.
BUYElectrio Light and have good bread.
BEILAlRR BRIEFS.
Matters About Interesting Eyonts-The Re,

Matters About Interesting Eyonts-The Re.
mninS Of an Unfortunntc-Per
There will be one electriCt light In the park,
MI. and Mrs, T. 7. Seals left yesterday to visit
workmen began blowing on North Gurnscy
street saturday.
The Prohibitlonlsh will hold another meeting
next Friday night.
J. o. Robinson, the painter, has moved his
family 10 Cambridge.
Mr.. 7. T. King, Of Muncle, Ind, Is In the city
aud vicinity on business.
The youngsters still continue 10 20 In swim.
ming near the nail works.
Mrs. Carrie LCmert, Of Darlington, Dakota, IL
here, the guest OF relatives,
There are four Of last years graduates attend.
Ing high school again this year.
Mrs. Lydia Klmblc, OF Iowa, Is here, the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. II. Leighton.
Several car loads Of Anc export cattle passed
through here Saturday night for Jersey City.
Thomas Conroy was tiued 80 80 by the Mayor
for hitting Pat Lavello at the blast furnace last
week.
The Union window glass works will probably
start up next Wednesday and CLASSY be blown
tho same day.
Several large baltimore & Ohio engines from
here have been sent east 10 work In the noun.
talns this winter.
A big time Is expected hero October 10, the
night Foraker speaks hero. Extensive prepAra.
tons are being made.
N. Lindskey was arrested and locked up for
demolIShing his household goods with an Ak
Saturday, by 0lllcer Johnson.
Fred Flood wns seriously hurt In the groin
while lifting barrel Of clay At a pot factory,
and Will DO laid up for several weeks.
John Culp, Hugh Mccutcheon, ". Lucas and
Cal. Thompson have gone 70 Lancaster to make
preparations Tor work In the Lancaster glass
works.
KIchard iIeslop Is laid up with broken arm
and broken nose, the result Of q fall through a
hatChway. He alis sustained other severe
bruises.
The little iour!yeay old daughter OF Mrs.
KoOntS, on Gravel lllll who was 80 badly burn.
Cd with het oAtSup last week. IL still living but
Is very low.
Fears are entertained for the complete recovery
Of little John Wagner, Of the Fourth ward, whose
hip was broken last week. The doctors think he
Will be lame for life.
Rev. William II. Coleman, the new A. N, 4.
minister, who comes here from Newark, delly.
cred his first sermon Yesterday To lErge aud do.
lighted congregation.
mRntel Rt the residence OF Mr. Wright Fred
10 the Second ward, was discovered 10 6e on Are
one night lat week, lust In time 10 prevent a
very serious conhagration.
Manager William Sharp, Of tho nail works,
Who has neen suffering with rheumatism. was
taken to the home o. his daughter. Mrs. lillian
Dougherty, In Steubcuyills, Saturday.
A Orc, the result Of a defective Hue, IN the mil
llnery estAbllGhment Of Mn, ]. X. Barnes, Of
GAINESVILLE, damaged the building to tho extent
Of several hundred dOllAr, THIS damage aud
that caused 10 the goods, Is fully covered BY In.
Burance In the Amazon and RtiA Companies.
There are three churches here now without
pastors: Rev, Mr. Mclaughlin has Resigned, Rev
Mt. HOey has been forced 10 resign on account Of
poor health, after having been sick for long
time, and Hey. Mr.. Landon, who was to have
taken the rectOrshlp OF the Episcopal church.
Is afraid TO Risk his wlies health In this climate
Car Inspector Haas and assistant, Of the Cleye.
land 4 Pltuburgh shops here, while inspecting
the train that arrives late Saturday night dis
covered collar. part OF shirt, q few pieces Of
flesh and one log Of apalF Of pants, very bloody,
on the rigging Of the coached 10 the pants tx
was pocket containing 90 cents The train
men are ignorant o. 10 the person who wore thO
articles, OF where they tttuCk him.