The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-21

Thu Tvynria Valley News states that 1t
T., rnnofCd that tho llulins's Lumber
~. railroad from llulincs, on the
MI Virginia Central, will BIO made u
,,.rdarl Gauge, and extended up tho
nTy Fork Of Cheat in Randolph county.
ic:i Condor, u Pennsylvania capitalist
assisted By some southern capitalists
ava said To be backing the scheme, and
haze tho Davis.Elkins syndicate behind
them.
Johnnie, little two-year.old son OF
Mr. August Schultz, Of Charlestown,
ieIl into cistorn from which tho cover
Ind boon knocked oil. There was some
ionr or five icet OF water in tho cistorn.
Another brother ilshed him out with n
clothes prop, and he was with much
difficulty rcsuscitated.
Arathcr novel proceeding was wit
messed in court on Tuesday when Judge
Harvey directed the sale OF certain lands
10 be offered in open court. MIR. Lively
cc,ed rs auctionccr and Mrs. Oliver
Lowthcr became tho purchaser OF two
separate tracts IIeSt0a Democrat.
Frank Brown was arraigncd last wcel;
in Weston for tho murder OF Willis Mer.
riman, when ii was discovered that his
name Ind been left out OF the indict-
ment, and tho grand jury had adjourned.
lie will have to await the next term.
Tho suit Of tho state against W. L.
wilkinson, cx.shcriir OF Wayne county,
for embczzlement, which came up in
the circuit court OF Kanawha county
last Monday, was dismissed OH account
ola flaw in tho indictment. re
Capitalists agree to build a railroad
no Coal river when terminal facilities
al St. Adams, free right OF way for
twenty miles and 1900 acres OF mineral
lbOve the forks Of Coal urc donated TO
them. uiF
On last Wednesday morning, John
Cool, while working on James A. Butch
erssaw mill, near Jacksonville, got his
hand and arm cut sobadly by the saw
IS to ncccsstatc amputation.
passenger train at Huntington was
fred into last Monday night by some
Unknown person, and James White, a
Chesapeake 4 Ohio detective, had his
coat sleeve perforated.
The West Virginia Central will build
steel viaduct to take the place oil the
wooden trestle now connecting tho cen
trail station at Cumberland with the iron
bridge over tho Potomac river.
Senator Faulkner has secured for the
museum Of the University OF West Nir-
ginia one hundred duplicate sets of
alcoholic fishes from the United States
National Museum.
The contracts for tho grading and the
bridges OF tho Ohio River railroad to
Kcnova have been let. Tho road is to
be completed to Kcnoya by the 9Th Of
May.
The aggregate capital OF the three
glass factories in Central City is $780,
100. Their annual output will reach
the handsome sum OF about 100000.
The residence OF Felix w. Martin,
near Shinnston, was entered last week
by burglars, and $500 in money and
some valuable papers were stolen.
4 six-club base ball league is talked
OF for Warrington, Fairmont, Morgan
town, Grafton, Clarksburg and Wheel
ing
\ colorcd man named Charles Burke
was drowned in the river at Hinton by
the capszing OF a'boat.
Ex-senator Camden and party will
be home from Florida about April l.
The new Phoenix powder mills at
Kellogg will be completed in May.
The Chesapeake & Ohio road will DO
double-tracked through this state.
Two glass factories will be located at
Fairmout this summer.
The peoplcof ClarksburgcarryS7 ,0OO,-
GOO OF life insurance.