The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-20
RIVER NEWS

Thr river at tn" wharf yesterday was
ierr and falling slow at Il y, IN; tn"
. mark: al til" fuur If MCMrchen dam reg
isl"rrd feet ) lnrh-s and falling slow.
MI bear traps that were lowered the
first part Of tn" week 10 let the small
swell through wcr,. raised last night
Yesterday WIS another big day WI tho
wharf; both incoming ana outgoing con-
SIEnucntS were very heavy.
The Liberty arrived from Mc[:onnells-
vlllc Yesterday at noon with tho best
trip Of I'll" season. and l"it tor PARK
Crsburg III $50 p. III. loaded 10 capacity.
I Th. Omaha Will arrir" today at noun
/ from Pittsburgh and leave for l'arkers-
burg about > p. TIL. Heavy freight SHIN
mrutS await her al the Liberty transit
wharf.
Tho New Martinsvill2 wharfboat ar
rived yesterday III tow Of thr gasoline
boat Betsy Ann. Th" new whHrfpoat rs
Il slaunch craft and was bull: by Nozena
Bros. al Clnringt"n. o.. about six years
ago. She has Il rnorny deck room. good
sound null. with Il model head, and has
a capacity Of 500 tons She will be re-
placed at New NartinSville by tho
VIVA ri boat now in use at ST. MAry's.
REPAIRS on the S. l. ELAN at Caring
ton are getting along nicely and she VIII
be rcudv to be taken 10 the docks about
thu. middle Of November 70 be shcathnd
with steel on the hull. enabling her ia
tight tn" zee this winter. ~ soon as snH
comes off the docks here name Will DC
changed In General Nopu' 80,
Tho Dunbar another boat or the LID
erty Transit Company. recently pur-
chased will 80 Oh the docks al fnint
Pleasant for thorough oNerhaullnG
and r"painting. after when her lIaiae
will b. changed to General CrowdGr.
When tho General Wond resumes Inc
Oneida will go on the DOCKS TO 10
shcathed and when she comes on nsr
name will be changed 10 General fersh'
ing. ,,o
l. :. drcagc hrrt. in thGir work on INC
bar at the mouth OF the creek Ntter
Iha1 bar is drcdged out the fleet Will 30
TO tho head nf the Island and work IN
the bar al that place.
River kilograms.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-9.6 feet us
ing; clear.
PARERsRURG-S feet, stationary;
raining.
sTEuBENvILIE-1O.s feet, rising;
raining
MoRGANTowN-7 feet, stationary;
clear.
OH. CITY-2.S feet. rising: raining.
WARREE-".2 feet rising: cloudy.
dicrs against the officers and the arrest
Of the latter.
For emergency the commander in
and llya Razynov for tho destruction
of the rouuter-rcvolutionary ringleaders
among the Polish troops, and The com
mission recognized the possibility or
declaring III Polish troops outSidt tho
law when that measure should present
itself rs Imperative
From Pclrograd, discovers announc-
ed that Tho Polish organizations arc
displaying great reserve and caution IN
mutual relations. There has been IS
tabliShed. however. All unqucStionab'c
contact between the high military coun-
! Gil locate ed in i'etrnrrnd and the Polish
officers aud soldiers Of the bourgeOiSie
| cStaIr-owninE class with the counter
revolutionary Polish troops. On this
matter in tho Comm iSsariat on Military
Affairs there took place on January :"
a conference Of Comrades l"dvolsky.
ktdrov. BorHtZkov. pyhcnko and koral-'
sky. The Commissar on Naval Affairs
announced that the sailors Trushin.
| Markin. prinkaitis and Schulz demand
! the dismissal OF tho Polish troops. and
threaten, in cas-, IL is refused. assaults
on the Polish DICTIONARIES in IctroGrad.
| The commander IN chief suggests that
! il might he possible to direct the rage
/ Of the sailors mentioned. and of their
group. to the front against the counter
rrrolut ionary Polish troops.
At tho present time our aGitntion
among the Polish troops is being car
| ried on IN very actir" fashion and there
| is great hope for the disorEanizatIon
Of the Polish DICTIONARIES. Chief OF
| Count or Espionage. .Fcirrabcnd.
Noir-Havc photograph OF letter.