The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-18
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Nsws Items from the Llvsly Industrial
Town.


News Items from the Llvsly Inda,irlAI
Town.
With the dawnlng Of next week this
town will after several cloud-hldden
moons jump into the full glare OF pros
perlty. All the mills and Industries here
abouts will be In operation, and glance
across the river TO the smoke stacks OF
Bellaire. or those at the Riverside or
lower steel works, will cheer the heart OF
the most disconsoiate This Riverside Is
running to beat the band, is building q
new plant, no matter what II Is, but on
Official authority win employ a large num-
Der OF men. The Wheeling steel and iron
works will be In full swing Tuesday at the
latest, The puddlers went on yesterday
and the local coal banks have resumed,
so the prospects seem as good for this IN
dustrial town as out In the country, where
the wheat-grower is king
The old street lamps have been put 70
good advantage by the citizens fortunate
enough TO secure them, and have been
used In many cases TO shed light along
the dark alleys. IN front OF one house on
Kentucky Heights" there Is an electric
lamp and two old-timers, and this rock
hewn avenue at night Is as light as day.
When BeRwood becomes more opnlent the
Heights" may be- part OF park,
The two Benwood schools. under the
new principals, Profs, Carrigan and Cor
man, have completed their second week.
The attendance has been only fair, not
what II should be. A feature In the flu
ture will be the reorganization OF the Nc
Mechen and Benwood school systems, so
that pupil who moves from one part OF
town TO another can enter class similar
TO the one he left, without any inconve-
nience.
Quite a share OF the legal business OF
this county Is failing into the hands OF
Josiah Sinclair. OF Sinclair & Policy, who
Is now devoting more OF his time than
In recent years to his law practice He
Is engaged In several Important criminal
cases which will come up at the next term
OF court, as well as a large grist OF civil
suits.
A damage suit against saloonlst here
has been entered In the circuit court by
woman. who claims he sold liquor 10
her son, n habituat drunkard, after being
warned 10 the contrary The papers In
the case were issued by Sheriff Doyle yes
terdAy.
The NJ. G. W, Deegans cross bats with
the Drovers' Home Stars tomorrow morn
Ing on tho Riverside grounds Jack Nc
Geo will pitch for the former team, and
Ted Eanders says the Stars VIII be a
clnch.
The property known as the Jerry Flynn
near Sixth street, will be sold this morn
ing at the Moundsyllle court house at u
forced sale.
The three gypsy camps at Boggs' run
have been located there now over week
and have done q thriving business, tell
Ing fortunes and swapping horses.
The sewerage contract OF Walter Du-
gan for sewering the various streets and
alleys specified viii likely be completed
this evening.
The Robert Morgan farm, near sher-
rard, will be sold at the Moundsviite court
house this morning.
Ed IAneberger has returned from n visit
to Warnock, Ohio. She used to live Mt
Bellaire.
Fresh paint is being extensively used on
several Main street business houses.
3. NJ. Meighen. OF Moundsyille. was here
on business yesterday.