The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-30
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sA man named sphFeaeri driving 9
hdtia attached to q cat, was run Into
Sunday hight, ny an electric CHI ~
sehfGmm'a crossing, Just north Of mis-
CITY The horse got frightened a. the
car approaching and jumped upon the
track IN front Of H. the car striking the
cart with such force that The driver
waa3 thtoWD out and fell In the gutter,
The horse Rthfted to run, dragging
SHREDDER along, Finally the horEs was
stopped. but not until the driver was
consldtrhbly bruised up.
Henry LydecScr. sexton al the Rose
liill Cemetery, met With 4 serious accls
dent yesterday mornluk. Nj. Lydecker
was driving hla hor9A and wagon on
Noble street, when near the Indian
bridge the horse took fright and ran Oh.
throwing Mr. Lydocker out breaking
several dbs and bEtlBlDg him up COM
sidelAbly. Mr. Lydeeker will he con.
flned 10 his home for some time ~ q
result OF the miAhap,
The Thomas Ault property was OFFER
ed for sale yesterday afternoon by the
asllgnees, Tallman & Armstrong, but
there were no bidders. II Il understood,
however, that the Hour mill VIII be
sold at two-thirds the 0ppralnement and
Will continue 10 be operated by Mt,
Ault. The other buglnesB ana residences
property may be sold IN the same way.
The ChautauQua Circle, society OF
this city that has been IN existence for
the past seven years, has dlSbanded,
The reason given q that most all the
49, nj Al NfNNt
university class recently organized ana
as the study for both would take up
TOO much time. tEe circle dlSbanded.
Miss Anna FariS will entertain the
ntembers and friends OF the circle AZ
on the 9th Of April. This 10 Just q so
clGl gathering.
Mrs. Maggie Carver, (nRe Miss Sher.
Cleveland, - spending q few days with
friends In the city.
Mrs. James Springer has returned
20 her home In BraddOck. Pa, after
spending week with relatives ana
friends here.
Mrs, Moses Edgar returned yesterday
to her home 0t BaTnesvllle, atter
spending several weeks with relatives
IN this city.
ar, and Mrs. Robert IiobtenbeEgeF
left yesterday for NHellSville, where theY
Will spend few days With relatives
Rev. W. N. Langford win leave TO-
morrow morning for Springfield, where
he will attend conference.
MIS-. G. E. Roplln has returned home
from visit with relatives at New
Philadelphia,
Howard Heatherington, Of Sisters
VlIle, Is spending a few days with rela-
dyes here.
j Nccaffery has had an electric clock
nut In his place Of business on Bridge
street.
Perk Kennedy Will leave tomorrow,
for the south, to join the Brooklyn
AIRS. Rose Morrow has returned from
M0undsville. where she spent a Few
days,
Miss Jennie Garrett LETT yesterday for
Pittsburgh, where she will spend few
Mrs. ]. ]. Mccormick and daughter
are visiting relatives at Hammonds-
vile.
MIS- blanche Harrison. Of 81. cl9irs-
VElIe. . the guest Of relatives IN TINS
city,
John McGraw has gone TO Beaver, Pa.
to Spend a few days with relatives.
House cleaning season Is now on and
many houses are being oyerhauled.
Charles King Is home from steuben.
vile, where he has been visiting.
Miss Mabel wigfisid " the guest Of
friends and relatives at Lamira'
Miss IIiIda Young Is the guest OF
friends In Martins Ferry.
Or. j. p. West Is having his home on
Belmont street, reprinted,
20. A. Greenfield was In WellsYllle
yesterday. on business.
Mrs. James Fltton Is able to be out,
after u serious illness
Il. L. Lewis went to Portland yes
terday on business.
DR.. D. W. Long is able to be out, at-
ter severe illness.