The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-30
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g Harry Wilkinson, a son OF James W.
Wilkinson. superintendent OF the water
lines, Is afflicted with something like
blood poisoning that is causing alarm.
The young man Is jugt past Il years
Of hgc. He worked In al enamel works
and Rbout q week ago got u finger on
the left hand scratched. but SO slightly
that no attention was paid to 1t until
his arm began to swell From the wrist
to tlS. shoulder tho arm is twice Its
Ruturul size and In places as blue Us In
dlgo. The attending physiclans talked
OF anputnhon for q time. but now the
casse seems to be puZzling them. The
family and friends are alarmed lest It
turn into oven q more serious matter
thap the loss of the arm, though that
would be bad enough for such slight
Injury to begin with. g
The steel works, the bottle works.
Rodefer Bros. giuss factory ard the
Enterprise enamel works, a,t stopped
y the high water, resumed work yeater-
day and will be on full to-day. Al OF
the other industries In the city are IL
full blast and in this respect this city
Is In as good condition as It can be.
The Industrial situation could not be
better without more industries, and
there IS remote prospect of more.
William Kern. who has been attend
ing college at Washington, Pa, for the
past term. will be home to-day to spend
his spring vacation with his parents in
this city. VIA will be u member Of the
regular W. G. ]. base bail team this sea-
son and expects to take IN extended
trip with the team.
h John Mccormick, the eIpresaman, lost
pocketbook containing considerable
sum OF money and some valuable pa
pers he can III afford to lose. but he
has no idea OF where he could have lost
1t, though he was not out OF town.
J. H. AteCready, OF Braddock, and
Joseph Hastings, OF Pittsburgh, two
weN-known contractors who are inter-
ested with Charles Rosser and, Others in
enterprises In this section. were in the
city yesterday
County Treasurer-eiect W. c. Ber-
gundthal vert to Powhntan on boat
yesterday afternoon. The Powhatau
branch of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
road has not been open since the food.
George johnson. the colored ball play
er. will leave Monday for Columbus
LIZ JOlIl lIIs tECe
Giants. with which team he will play
this season.
Isaac Gorby exchanged his farm In
this township for one in Monroe county
near Antioch. and wills move to tina.
place this week
The Sons of Veterans fair and fesi-
val will close this evening at Turner
hall, at which time all contests win be
decided.
DR.. ". L. Davidson. one Of the best
Chautauqua instructors. wiz lecture In
the First " E. church here Friday
evening. Je54 n,
John Davis went down to SIstersvllle
to see what shape the flood left tie
pixies they are building in that section.
Y Thieves entered the grocery OF Charles
Henry Monday night and carried away
considerable quantity OF groceries.
Frank A. Roscoe and Miss Bertha E.
Mcfarland, both of St. C;airsvillc, were
quietly married last Sunday.
Carl Kraus. OF the Third ward, has
left for Atlanta, Ca, where he will work
in T. 7. Seals tailor shop.
The city esection IS claiming attention
from the people now who desire that the
best men shall be placed in the more