The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-16
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A Miscellaneous NEelanEe OF Minor Mat.
tiers from MarahaIIs Metropolis.

| A Miscellaneous DEeIanEe OF Minor Mat
tiers from MarahalIs Metropolis.
Late Thursday night motor car No. A.
of the Moundsyllle, BenwoOd & Wheel
ing railroad, oollided with teamster,
Frank Heller, at Glendale, on It's up
trip. Heller was driving through from
Washington, Pa, 10 the Rogerson oil
field With load Of heavy tools. At the
time he reached this point binding
snow storm was raging and he did not
notice the approaching car until II wac
near on to him. He turned the horses
on In time to save them, but the wagon
was struck and totally demolished. 1t
| and the contents were overturned, the
driver underneath. The motorman re-
versed his car at once and jumped OFF in
time to save him from the crash. He
and the conductor eXtrlcGted Heller
from his position and put him on their
car and ran 1t back to Moundsvllle TO the
Washington house, where he was taken
in ana Dr. S. NJ. Steele attended him.
Yesterday he was resting comfortably,
although he is thought rather seriously
| injured. He does not lay any blame to
the motorman, as the accident was one
that could not be diverted under the cir
| cumstanoes. Harvey Muldrew Was mo-
WI man anu NLNp \ NhlAdANbbAs
The Herald announces the following
list OF candidates for the city offices at the
election to be held March II: For mayor,
eS-Mnyor l.. =. Purdy, j. d. Burley,
present. city clerk. and Daniel Younken.
| at present q member of council from the
Third ward. For marshal many names
| are In the air. In case the law prevent
ing u marshal from serving two terms in
succession Is repealed Marshal Kidder
viii be a. candidate for recollection. OPP
posed to him. according to gossip. will be
OK Marshal Robert S. Lowe. Of the First
ward. eH-Deputy ALLAN Charlton, and
James Davis. jan!t0r at the high school
building, Of the Second ward, andl Phil
ip Sheridan Hubbbs, one or Chief Kid
der's deputies, and Scott Littleton, a
well-known glassworker, OF the Third
ward. For city clerk the names of Hem
ny NJ. Riggs, Elmer Donley, C. w. Con-
ner and 4. S. Riggs are being mentioned.
Services will be held at the NJ. L.
chaich Sunday. as usual- In the
morning the anniversary Of the Amerl-
can Bible Society vii be held. Rev.
Thomas Cotton. the state agent, will
have charge OF the service. In the even
ing Miss Henrietta Titus, graduate OF
the Baldwin Blind University, of Be
rea, Ohio will lecture on the ''Immor-
tality Of Memory" and will read from
u Bible Erinted in raised letters. Rev. S.
j. Cotton, the pastor who has been Ill
this week, was better yesterday and
hopes to be out on Sunday.
The following is taken from the Mum
Gle Qnd.) Times of the 18th inst: Harry
Gamble who was kicked in the face by
one OF John L. swlgarts horses Sunday.
Is resting easy to-day and his doctor
now has hopes OF his recovery. 1t was
at first thought that he was fatally in
jured." Mr.. Gamble was formerly Of
Moundsville, being O brother to Mr..
Jesse Gamble.
The social given by the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Presbyterian church at
the residence of Henry Seamon, on
Thursday, was grand success. The at
IendantG were delightfully."- entertained
by vocal and instrumental selections by
Mr.. and Mrs j. Howard Holt, Miss
Dnkan and Mr.. W. G. Smith, OF Pitts
burgh.
Miss Hattie johnson, teacher In the
public schools. Is sick. Her room Is be-
ing taught by Miss Iva Courtwright
Miss Evans place, VINO is not teaching
since her mother. Mrs. Susan Evans, IL
very low, is being filed by Mrs. G. w.
Hosklnson.
Editor W. w. Evans, OF the Waynes-
burg. Pa, Independent, arrived here
yesterday. to be at the bedside OF his
mother, Mrs. Susan Evans, who has
been reported heretofore as being very
low.
Word reached here yesterday from
Turtle Creek, Pa, that Mr.. Addison
Harris. n former resident Of this place,
was seriously i'll, with no hope Of his re-
covery.
Miss Maude Malone returned to her
home In Cameron yesterday, after n
pleasant visit to her friend, Miss Marga-
ret Hammond on Lockwood avenue.
The school teachers received their Sec
ond months pay yesterday 1t requires
$64O per month tn pay the salaries OF the
superintendent nind teachers here.
Among the visitors to town yesterday
were Hon. Septlmus Hall, of New Mar
tinsyIlle: G. +. Dickinson and j. j. Nc
Kee, Of Wheeling.
S, S. Gorley a glass factory employe,
was badly cut and bruised on the head
by falling piece Of sheet iron on
Thursday.
The funeral Of Mrs. Cams Gregg, who
died on Thursday, took place yesterday
afternoon. A number Of the old soldiers
attended,
John II. Gallaher has returned home
from the Wheeling hospital, where he
was treated for typhoid fever.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Booth will leave next week
for Pomona, California; to remain dur
ing the balance of the winter.
Miss Bess Ewing entertained n compa-
ny OF her friends last evening very
pleasantly.
Mics Bette Harrison. Of Baltimore,
came yesterday to visit the family Of DR..
G. w. Bruce.
Daniel Younken IS out, after n brief
Illness with hemorrhagcs of the lungs.
c. II. Shaw left yesterday morning for
Detroit, Mich, to visit relatives.
], Il. Hoolen, city solicitor, returned
yesterday from Charleston,