The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09
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All sorts or Local New. and Gossip Abont
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All Sorts ofLOeal News and Gossip Abont
tie Glass cav.
Thomas selhy. n well i.royn man or
this city. had q narrow escape WITH his
life the other Gay whiie ggt,iuA "a iQSa
of coal n Eeyser's coal mine just west
or the city &c ives standing IN the
wagon below the tipple when ooy on
the Upplp dumped 4 c1ll car filled
With coal but Instead or iuHt the coal
coming down the shu;c. the car came
down also. Nj. Selhy in getting Out o.
Is TOAD. ftll out OF the wagon and was
bruised considerably II was very
ugirow escape. as THE coal car mashed
the wagon and would have killed sclby
had 4, caught him.
Arthur CrlmmeI was arrested by OF
ficer Joha Burke for jumping on cars
On the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
Crlmuel was given q hearing ycster-
day morning by Mayor Williams and
fined $50 and costs. In default OF pay
Tnent, he went to the St. Clairsville
jan. where he VIII spcrd several weeks.
This youth has been IN ,.Ouhle before
and Is well known to the police.
The officers elected by the Duquesne
Hook and Ladder Company are as fol-
lows: Captain. William Addison; first
tenant. John Cr0der: secretary James
Elton; treasurer, George Pracht JOS
eph Satterield was nominated as q
candidate for trustee OF the fireman's
fund. At the meeting II was decided
to buy new uniforms, to be used In
dress parade only.
Hon. ]. H. Blackburn. chairman OF
the committee of arrangements for the
legislation Reunion and banquet at the
Chlttenden hotel at Columbus, on the
22nd, is sending out Invitations from
this city. The affalt Is confined to mem
bers, state ofiiceTs-elect aud invited
guests and each member is limited 10
one guest But they will have a good
time
Coleman Donahue. an old man. re-
siding In the Fifth ward. died at the
home OF his daughter. Mrs Edward
Cook Thursday afternoon. after long
Illness. The funeral VIII take place
this morning at 3 o'clock from the st.
Johns church. The remains will be
buried at Mt. Calvary.
General B. r. Cowen. clerk OF the
United States court at Cincinnati. n
former resident OF this city. aud well
known here, IS quite sick AZ his home
on Walnut hills, near the Queen City
Twice within week he was prostra-
ted In his office with something like the
grip.
The Bellaire steel plant will start up
Monday or Tuesday and the Bellalre
stove foundry will resume on Monday
This Will put all the Industries here I'm
operation for next week, rather au-
spicious opening for the new year, as
compared with the one just closed
Mayor Williams viii hear some intri-
cate cases on Monday next, brought by
men who worked on the natural gas
pipe line and whose wages were at
tached By persons I'm Wheeling to
whom the accounts were sold. The suits
here are TO recover back the wages,
The knights OF Pythias Installed new
officers on Thursday evening and fol-
lowing the installation the newly elect
ed officials gave the members \ treat
that was enjoyed as much as the cere-
monies.
The county commissioners have order
ed their annual report printed iu the
Martins Ferry Times, the ST. Clairs-
Vile Gazette, and the German Banner,
OF this city.
Mrs. Patrick Nadine has returned
from Cleveland. where she has been
for u cancer. She Is greatly improved.
L. B. Potts has sold his store in this
city TO l.. X. Potts, Of Captina, who
will continue to run the store.
The barge OF lumber tina: was loaded
at the Cleveland & Pittsburgh landing
has been taken TO Sistersvllle.
Miss Maude Williams has returned
home to st. ClalrsVllle. after n pleas
ant visit with relatives here.
Miss Mary Brady has returned home
from a pleasant visit with friends and
relatives In Steubenville-
Miss Eva Ney OF Wellsville, has re-
turned home, after a pleasant visit
with friends in this city.
Mrs. John Rock and son, Frank, are
home from a visit with friends and
relatives in Pittsburgh.
The Baltimore & Ohio are having a
number OF thelr passenger engines re-
painted and repaired.
Mrs. ]. W. Moore and family, from
New Castle, Pa. are the guests OF
relatives In the city.
Miss Edna Harris has returned to her
home in Trenton, N. j., after pleasant
visit here.
william Hay, Of near Canton. Ohio,
Is the guest OF r:Iends and relatives in
this city.
Uncle Toms Cabin will appear at
the Elyslan theatre on the 22nd OF this
month.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company paid Its employees yesterday.
Joseph Davis and wife, OF Powhatan,
are the guests OF friends in the city.
Mrs. Joseph McClaln Is quite III at
her home in Tie Third ward.
The men at the blast furnace recely-
ed their pay yesterday.
Miss Clara Sonneborn entertained
friends last evening.