The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06
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George Durant an eleven-yeaF-old
boy, died Wednesday night uhaer PEI
culiarly sad circumstances, me puy
and his little sister were playing M
room the other day when the boy lllp'
ped and fell against the pea post Vhs
OF the sharp corners struck nlul ~ w
back. In a short time the poy seeihsp
all right until the hrst OF TINS Tssh,
when he complained ana physician
was finally summoned put We sIpW
worse until he died, as stated, a post
norton examination was heiu anu II
was decided that he died OF spinal lneh'
lngltls, superlndueed by the injury sus-
tain In the back by the fall noted
A speclal train of seven cars loaded
with lumber was dltehed on the narrow
gauge railroad near Irwln'a Station yes
terday evening, The train was moving
al a right rapid rate when the coupling
beam OF the front car broke and dropped
10 the ground. This turned that car over
and took with II all OF the others, some OF
them tumbllng from the trucks. No one
was hurt, but IL took several hours 70 TX
up the wreck.
Charlie Smith, young boy, was
knocked down by q team OF horses al
tached 10 carriage and the team and
carriage passed over him, but he wal
picked up badly frightened and not hurt
afterwards. He had tried 10 run
across in front OF the horses.
During the storm Wednesday evening
lightning struck a stack OF wheat own
cd by william Glasgow on the crow
farm In Mead township ana burned y
up. Four other stacks In the same neld
escaped with only a little damage 10
the nearest one,
BENJAMIN Neal was charged with
adultery In Squire MRson's court and
he was captured and locked up, The
complaint was made by a man named
King. but Mrs. King Is nowhere TO be
found now, and the time OF NeaFs trial
Is indefinite,
The brlcklayers at the steel plant had
10 Law off yesterday because a car load
OF brick was delayed somewhere on the
road. The other work was pushed
along, Some OF the men there IVORY
fourteen hours day.
The low rate excursions offered by tire
railroads these days are astonishing
The Baltimore & Ohio gives one to-
morrow at 50 for the round trip from
this city to Cincinnati, good for three
days returning.
Mrs. Samuel Oldham, who died at
West Alexander, was buried from the
Christian church In this city yesterday.
She formerly lived here and was q mem
err OF that church.
W. II. Ferry and wife, OF steubenyilla,
are the guests OF Mrs Mary Westlake,
in the Fourth ward. for q few days on
their way to Atlantic City 10 remain
ten days.
Mrs. Max Herzerg and her sister, Mrs
Alert Luchs, have returned home from
Coshocton, where they have been visit
ing relatives for the past few days
Miss Maud Corbett and Miss Cora
Neal returned home last evening from
pear MntamoraB, where they have been
visiting friends for the past week.
The school board is having the interior
OF some of the school buildings bright
ened up and made more attractive by
papering and painting.
Miss Minnie steger went to Mounds
vile camp ground yesterday, after re-
naming at her home In this city Tor a
few days past.
Edward Thomas and Carl Kraus will
be home to-day from Epworth Park.
where they have been spending two
weeks,
Miss Daisy Johnson is home from
Sistersyille. where she has been spend
ing month with her sister. Mrs. George
Work.
Howard snedeker went to Epworth
Park yesterday to work. He WIN nave
charge Of the refreshment stand at that
place.
Mrs. Henry Kfmble and daughter,
Miss Anna, have gore to Leazureville,
Pa, to remain for few days with rel
atives.
Edward Athlar has gone to Pittsburgh
TO work on a new street car line that
Is being constructed there.
Alvin Kirkpatrick and wife, Of Pitts
burgh, are the guests OF friends and
relatives in the Fifth ward.
Mrs. Alice Wilson has gone to Bp-
worth Park to remain during the assem-
ly at that place.
George Stewart, Of Louisiana Is the
guest OF his friend, David McClarin, in
the Third ward.
Miss Alice Mcmahon, Toledo, Ohio, is
the guest OF friends and relatives In the
Third ward.
VIII Milllgan came in yesterday from
Bethesda, where he has cen spending a
few days.
Mrs. o. II. Young will so out to Be-
thesda to-day to remain during the as
sembly.
William Smith, OF Fnlrmont, W. Va,
is spending n few days with relatives in
the city.
Charles Blppus. Willie Campbell and
Harvey Sanders went to Bethesda yes
terday.
Walter Long has returned to Indiana
to work after visiting his father in this
city.
w. C. Stewart who has been Ill for
few days past, is able to be out again.
Mrs D. W. Cooper left last evening
for Monroheld 10 visit relatives.