The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-12
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All Sorts Of Local Spws aud GoIslp from
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A party OF young people secured En-,
met Pickett with his team and big sled
Tuesday night and started on trip
down 10 Mcgee. After getting about
four miles below town they ran into a
pile OF stone in tho road, One OF the
horses fell and the other kicked the
driver, who had fallen at his heels,
when the other horse fell. The whole
party got out In the snow, but tortu-'
nately Pickett was not badly hurt and
managed to get his team shaped up and
brought the party back home, This is
one OF the pleasures Of sled riding
when the thermometer is 10 or y de-
grees below zero,
The city council refused to take Off,
Gial action upon tho verbal complaints
made about misspent money on the
pixies, The members can understand
how they individually ara interested, II
reports are true, but they fail to detect
any official authority they have in the
premises, and will await the result Of
the meeting Of the commissioners here
on the 18th.
Oscar Mckinley, state secretary OF the
Farmers Alliance, located in this city,
attends tho meetings Of tho various
county alliances, gathering facts and
figures to strengthen that organization,
The alliance Of this county will meet
here next Saturday.
AT the residence Of Samuel SRltsgayer
they let the water run in their house
Tuesday night to keep 1t from freezing.
The waste pipe iroze up, the sink
store below deluged before morning.
The new inGrmary directors have
elected A, @, Danf9rd TO be superln,
tendent Of that Institution, in place Of
John sidebottom, whose term expires
next month.
People crossed on the ice to and from
Benwood yesterday without the least
fear, and quite a crowd skatod on the
ice that had been made only the night
previous,
Pat Murphy'a house caught fire about
j o'clock yesterday morning and the de.
partment was called out, but the fire
was extinguished with slight damage.
There will be public installation Of
the officers OF spangler Post, g, A. R.,
and the Woman's Relief Corps at Dad
Follows hall tomorrow evening.
Perry White, formerly Of this county,
now clerk OF the United States court at
Columbus, fell on the ice and broke his
right arm aud injured his back.
Thsre are ll5 saloons in this county,
and they pay an annual tax under the
Dow liquor law OF SID, 76s 81. This city
gets almost half that amount.
Owen Meehan is now in Cincinnati to
have his eyes operated upon for
cataract. He has been almost blind
for some time past.
One plain drunk was run in by the
officers yesterday, the first case for q
week. lie was tramp and wanted
winter quarters.
Hon. o. L. Weems was in tho city
yesterday, returning from Woodsfeld,
whore he attended court.
Mr.. D. j, Smith and daughter, Miss
Mary, leave this morning for their new
home at Summitvllle, Ind,
Jacob Boneystecle has put up over a
hundred tons OF ice, some OF 1t fifteen
inches thick.
Reliable" Thermometers hero regis
10 and 12 degrees below zero yesterday
morning,
Henry Caulley died suddenly at his
home in the Second ward yesterday.
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