The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-08
MARTINS ERR
Accidents and Incidents In TINT Thriving
City-Pcrsunul md Ind ustriul.

Accidents n 1ncluontJ In tllnt Thriving
City-Porsonu md Industrial.
Dealers in window glass and glaziers
arc still quito busy. Some OF the deal.
crs had as high rs eight men selling
glass all day on Monday. Tho glass
broken by the nail OH Sunday evening
is estimated at from $1,000 upwards and
the damage to roofs, etc., at $1,000. The
following is q list OF the heaviest losers
by tho breaking OF glass: George w.
Truxell, $500 lights the Buckeye glass
company, 800; L. Spence & Son, SOC;
A. W. Harris, 5000; Spence, Baggs &
Co, $50; Northwood glass company,
400; Elson glass company, $50; school
buildings, 30; McDermott's tool works,
ITO; William Mann's foundry, ITO; Bly,
less house. 100, and so on; total, ll,G50.
1t is thought that tho number OF pancs
broken will reach 10000. Said u g~lazier
yesterday: 1.-THE glass broken meas
ures from Sxl0 to 4Sxj6 inches. These
will average % cents each. to say moth
ing about the glazing, which would
average 20 cents each. l have noticed
the small lights suffered tho most.
Eight by ten glass COSTS cents each and
4Sx55 inches, S. each" 4 number of
large plate glass windows were broken.
G. Long estimates the damage to glass
alone at 5000, A. r. Ong at $4,000,
John Henderson at $1,000. and J.. Y.
Patterson from $1,000 to 5000. NJ. S.
McGrew estimates the loss from 5000
to $4,000, including the cost OF glazing.
Hereafter the IEtna mill will pay
every week. The miners, heaters and
rollers-will be paid this week and every
second week hereafter. Next week the
laborers and puddlers will be paid and
every second week thereafter.
The Robert Downing company will
play damon and Pythias," or Julius
Cesar here April 90. The Borderland
company will present "The Scouts
Oath" on April IL.
bill has been passed by the Ohio
legislature giving city boards OF educa-
lion power to employ superintendent
and teachers for three years.
For rent-store room, 5Ox222, corner
Broadway street: best in town, electric
light, gas, cellar otc. Address YIN.
Blockinger.
Potter Gifiin and wife have been EN-
ployed MS superintendent and matron
of the Belmont County Children's
Home.
Rev. II. ". Simmons, pastor of the
colored NJ. L. church, has returned from
conference and will remain ANOTHER
year.
The "Y's" contemplate erecting q
drinking fountain on the corner OF
Fourth and Hanover streets, costing
$50.
At Flushing three men were fined
$50 each, for selling liquor contrary tc
the prohibition ordinance.
Capt. A. Lash has been appointed su-
p~erintendent OF tito national pike, to
succeed John G. Israel.
Mrs. Harry Wetherald and child, OF
Steubenville, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rcece.
Fresh Garden Seeds in bulk and pack.
age at J. Williams grocery, on Wash.
ington street. Eow-a
Conductor George Maxon, OF the c.,
/. 4 w, is off on account OF the death
OF his grandmother.
Prof. J. W. SchoGeld has returned
home from a months visit at Anderson,
Ind.
Miss Ella Shipman entertained q party
OF friends last evening.
It is said that the fruit buds are all
right.
Mr.. Shelly Martin is on the sick list.