The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-20
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All soTls OF I.ocni News: aud Gossip from
the Glnss Ci;y.
Chat Lewis, u. 4 o. engineer Is laid
up with 4 sprainud ankle.
The steel works shut down yesterday
Tor two weeks for repairs.
Henry piper has moved his family 10
Cleveland, where nc is employed.
John Davis, deputy tax collector, has
his hands full now, persons paying to
save tho penalty.
Monroe connty's auditor hes been
nere TWO days now, waiting on L, Il.
x q. railroad train.
Ellsworth Barnett, OF the Nail Works
yard force, is in Monroe county, the
guest Of his mother.
| Tho boys have grand sled track in
the middle OF Thlrty.eightll street. and
are having royal time.
Steubcnville flour mills are shippiup
lots OF flour to Bellaire, and Btliaire
mills lots to Stenbenville.
Tho Lantern Globe Company arc still
using their warehouses in lower town,
ana IRE shipping and storing there now.
The b., z. 4 @. railroad trains have
have had tho worst luck. Trains arc
now three daya out between SNOW drifts,
Mr., Ed Hammond, OF the Cleveland
u Pittsburgh clerical force. will visit
relativea at llammondsyille on Christ.
mas.
William schramm, who was hurt al
the Stamping Works fire, 10 on duty al
ms store again. His arm was pretty
badly strained. '
The street cars succeeded in getting
through from the stables Yesterday to
the lower turn-tah!e. A gang OF men
preceded them with shovels.
Henry Rolls, the J. G. Gibney courier
has 10 use two horses now TO yet to the
men along the line, aud ends it hard
work to get through the SNOW.
Two yokes of oxen, on the Ridge road,
between here and st. Clairsyille. we're
TWO days getting through tho drifts OF
snow, which were as high as the fences
Tor many miles.
Some mscreant fired a revolver and
tue bail entered a back window of Jos
Mcl,lain,e residence, Just grazing the
mead OF Mrs. McClain aud burying itself
in tho wall opposite.
Decker Huffman Is under arrest for
khocklnG a woman down on the street
yesterday. He will no doubt 20 to St.
Evansville The woman's name was
Caroline Lipperman. "'
MIR. Welby Crummel and Miss Emma
doetze were married at the BRIDES home
on Thursday evening. They left yes.
tterday for Fostoria, their future home,
thousands OF good wishes following
them.
a young couple were to have been
married here this week but the wedding
had 10 bs postponed, as the groom was
on d, L u 9. railroad train behind A
Biz snow drift, while the bride auxiouslv
awaited him here.
= Train Master ohligcr, of the G. & P.
hNi!roao' WAS i'll the city yesterday on
6nslnees; Ticket Agent Gordon, OF the
y. 4 L. Railroad, met and had consul.
tallon with General Passenger Agent
Moody, at Bridgeport yesterday.
, The wreck OF the Crystal Window
GLASS Company's warehouse buildings
b.! by the heavy snow was pretty complete.
The IRON work that supported the cor.
irusated roof was twisted Just as though
1t were wire instead OF heavy iron bars
aud columns. Workmen were busy all
Gay yesterday trying to clear the roof
away. The sides were bulged out and it
Wit take a complete overhauiine to re-
build, aud will cost rs much nearly us a
new building. The loss cannot be esti-
mated, but it will so up into the hun.
dreds before it is restored as it WIS.