The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04
FHg CURIOUS DIsOOyBRIEs
Made in an Abandoned Coal MIns-Othl
nnIInirn Nn,rn

Made Ia an Abandoned Coal MIno-OthOr
BSllRiTs News.
on the i. %. CumminH farm just aboTs town an
old coal bank Is being opened that has not been
iu use for iity years, II Is one that Grand
Father Cummlns worked, running the coal TO
the river and taking II TO southern poIutS, This
old bank Is being opened for the drainage Of
other banks In the Vicinity, 1t being full Of wa.
ter, When opened II came out WIlhA rush and
q roar, carrying the yOFkinen's tools, WheelbRF'
lows, etc, n long distance. No one was hurt,
however, soon alter tho bank was drained al
exploration began by the wOTkmenr MI Cum
mlns g1l Others, Tho entry was lgund 70 have
been driven through solid rock, aud WA ten feet
high They discovered walnut props, good big
llmhuta, AAsDuud ~ u dollar, not TOlted In the
hast " n hnll this bank rAYed In forty I'VE
yeats ngp. bank wagons were found, and the
Iron NrlrS were tuStCd away until they were
about thb SiSe Of u mans ilpg0r, Mt, Cunmlna
wiz uLplOfe further 0HdRy, ~ Aeu what else he
can lnd In Ihc old cavern
Mcssu nlum and EIIEan left last night for
France,
Tho sloAs workers VIII 90 to Chippewa one
day next week,
Charlie Hodowlg was burned above tho right
eye NJ the lltU lllS week.
l%lrllalto VIII send u blg delegation TO the ball
gaWCs nj wheeling to-day,
Mt wllsp Jordan, VI Inst Liverpool, Ohio, was
IN town yesterday among his many lrlcnds.
RuYVml llnhpmlAnA In ihB Fourth ward arc
quite sick, Their name arc not pTOn0nncablo'
A rolorrl man named SmOOt stuck u coal pick
| through his foot M "Wednesday, nj tho upper
lAuNlnH
The hotel potlCu hero arO becoming u great
nuisance, Nnd E0nu OnV ought to hluclcl them
IN buluO why,
| uHI.. a. v H. n ~ ~ N...ts.lN Ia. ttaaNnR1uN
large lots ul produce, tobacco aud wool Tor
Cnslrtll cities,
Tho plpO linz mon arc tOmlng Into tho city at
rlNpl, lluu, aud WUtkmUn are unloading pipe
there aud lltChing,
Joseph Anderson. Waterman vt the rOnnSyl'
VNnla tic landing, was Knocked In u barge by q
passing boat aud considerably hurt by tho iall,
hurting his foot bully,
Harry Randolph and bride are dOmlClled NJ
the residence Ot lhUlr uncle, Col. J, z, Mercer
iur n while, They visited the Northwest On
their wedding tour, Rnd Sir. Randolph was do
rldCdly struck Oh detroit, Mich,
Tho Flint Glass INSTRUMENTATION next week
promises td boa grand AEAlFAD1 tho committee
nru making thugs hum aud have plenty Of
tons will number several hundred,
Tho FIrCmcn expect q big time to-day and
lnrtr crowds are expected II the weather Is favor
able, Great preparations arc being made for the
u, \, u. picnic NJ bethel tOuny' hnu hlilPIu
accommodations arc ut the grove for rain (which
lscxpcGtCd by all, SO all RTo going prepared
for II.
BcllaIrc Lodge No. 87s, /. o. O, f., installed
the following officers Tuesday night; Thomas J
BoytG, n. G.: John u. Eddy, v, O. 9. II: Dank'
wGrth, Secretary; ". T., Carpenter, Wardeni 9.
u, GOFdCll, Conductor; NJ. i. Tnrbct. J.. ); g.;
GpOgG Odhcrt. o. g., G.; W.. J. Ayers X, $. MO.
i, G. ShcarCr, l., s. n. g.; George v, Curtlss, X.
S, V. a.; II, Il. Elton, l.. $, Y. o. Val blNtZ,
II. s. s.; W. f. Litten, l.. $, S.; James Elton,
Chaplain.