The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-28
BELLAlRE.
An Unusually Nowsy and Interesting Iiatei,

An Unusually Ncwsy and 1nterebting Batch
Of News.
Mt. John burke. c1 Marshal. bought tho rarkc
property In tho tint war.,, paying 5000.
NJ. A. Rain, Of the Turner'S, minary, at Nil.
w.utee. Will opcna Class at Turner hall mex!
Mrs. Col. Ut. Mercer mashed one OF her
nnESts haniy while examining a Lew spring
MI. Joseph Klnscy, formerly Of this city. but
recently OF Kansas. IL back again aud hAs gone
to work at his old place at Dubois L McGoy's
Mr.. e. II. Dintwetth, OF tho Fourth ward.
1h,,e around some fotc bushes with n
sickle cut the end Of her thumb OF. The wound
IA very painful. NJ s7--'-t-I i -, -
one OF INC cAmclback engines Rt work near
The blast turnance broke M axle, aud Inc wreck
tain was called Into requisitton, and cleared
shop. alfI''I IN, S".|N - ~
Henry Moore. James aIctiraw Rpd Charles Mc.
Quinn were hurt by II falling scallold. Nil three
coming down viii It u distance Of thirty feet.
Moore aud McGunn were badly hurt while Nc.
dt.w received only few slight bruises. =.
Mr., !: II. Day, Of tho Stamping Company.
SoaSht ,hs "a A,ng homestead. n the Fourth
paying 3, 1E. Mr.. bay will ut once, ocCunv IT,
Mr. Schertls Roing 10 his old home farther IN.
Mr.. I. B, Harrison, a s0n Of ", H. IInfrison NJ
the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad, Will mnnaSc ,hs
now foundry, Just OrRnaized, 10 operatc in thp
Old l.tnA mAunine shops Mr.. Harrison ia a
practical! man aud Will make Ills home here,
t0ninRfron Newark. r1-iI7 = -.
Tho large pile.drlver belonging 10 tho Termi.
nal l'ridge people. OH her way down the river 10
| pick up the parts OF tho bridge lost on Sundnv
struck tho railroad bridge hero as she went
under. One Itch more Of water would have pllt
a stop 10 the expedition. : y - 49, -
Report hiss II that William J. Hyatt and Miss
Laura Sci lsrs wera marticd on the steamer
Andes OIL hcr trip from here to Pittsburgh. Tho
young folks, along with severnl Ielalru ieople
were making the trip from hers TO ClnciunaI
! aud Pittsburgh and return. II =
| A row OF considerable proportions occurred In
tho "Frlnce william" saloon, In the Second
ward. One man was thrown through a window
glass ant all coming ont on tho ttrcet with a
crah. The crowd was composed OF Dohf mIans
and Mayor McG0wan VIII have time hearing
this case. ~ -.
The indianapolis contractors who have tho
tltst eleven miles OF tho Ohio Valley ratlron,l.
were busy loading boats yesterday with tools
aud material for work al1n. the line. New and
Improved tools Of crery discri ption were loaded
| Including scrApers. wagons, wheClburruws and
pltWs In great numbers. 49, ! II :.
Mrs. d. Murray. Of tho Fourth ward, sent to
| the drugstore n prescription I , DO filed. and
when returned tho label read "ouu tcasnoonfuI
every two hours" Hutriedly rcading It, she
trAnsposed the figures to read two tcaspooniuIs
every hour. The medicine bcing very strong
the consequence was that In few minutes she
was In u very precatious situation. NcirhbOrs
were called, the doctor was sent for and after
hard work the effects OF tho medicine were
counteractcd. and Mrs. Murray IL resting easy,
Tho danger being past. rg Pr 81, =