The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-25
MARTIN's FERRY,
Personal s-Ptcnics-WheeI Burst
"A Doctor InnOeently Creates EensA.

EefaonAl Fo.nta-Flcnlen-Wne Huf9'
"A Doctor InnOeontIy Creates q EensA
liOn,
Miss Kate Anderson, from Lake Erie Semi
nary at PAinsyille, arrived home last night tc
spend the summer vacation.
Miss Mamie Roberts, from Wheeling, has
been visiting Miss Amanda Miller, on Fourth
street, for the past few days
Mr., +. R. sedWick, one Of our promising
young attorneys, will leave on prospecting
trip to the West and Northwest Monday af-
tsFnoen, and expects to cast anchor in some
place that suits him. Success, Frank.
Mrs J. NJ. RinslOw returned Tuesday even
ing from short visit to relatives in Barnes.
vile.
Lieut. Jas A. Kerr, who recently grad
at West Point, returned home Thursday
afternoon
Mr.. Chas 8, Morrison has gone to Washing.
ton, Pa, Tor few days, to see his friends,
Quite y party OF PiCnicers the ColOred
sChooSl from Wheeling came mp on the
Bachelor Thursday morning rs far Us this
place and tplnt the day In Walnut Grove.
Many came during thS day IN heir carriages
The BGnwoOd furnace shut down early
Wednesday morning TO repair tho sha OF the
fly Wheel which had been Injured by the late
high water, Repairs are finished but the sup.
ply Of coke Is limited and they will delay
starting up fora few days
Repairs at the Buckeye. Glass Works are ap-
prOtChing completion, Inventory OF stock 10
almost finished, and the works will start up
about the middle Of July.
An emery wheel In Hpyle's AgriCu ture
Works expl ded ThuIsdIy, and slightly In.
iuFed one OF the carpenttrs who was grinding
on 1t.
young COlorsd couple In a can lage
coming 70 the picnic Thursday afternoon,
ran over u little girl OF ID. BArr's, near the
cooper shop quite severely cutting and bruis.
Ing her Tue colored girl was driving
A young mau by the name Of ETp from
here, Mr. I'd. Stead Is complainant The
young man passed Thursday night In tine
cooler here
There was quite a gathering at the i. & A, |
NJ, picnic Ia Walnut Grove yesterday, al. |
though not as many visiting Masons were
present as were expected. Dancing and other |
tmnsements were INDUCED In. Martins |
Ferry was more largely represented than other
places.
II might have been tirstClass sensation
Judging from the agitation among the Citi'
.en,in the back part Of town, near scabrigkt's
evening. In fact the whole town |
was being awakened. Ghosts and hobgoblinI
were easily imOglDel, Oar new CHnlPr, Dr..
I'm Major, was the innocent disturber OF
he nerve centres In that usually calm 10.
,ality. Probably two hundred peop were
attracted TO that neiShborhood by the wild |
funlOrs Of mySter lis dolngs Ing on there
A proper explanation, In justice u Dr. Nj. Is
about rs illOwS; Several weeks ago the |
Doctor had an already dissCCtod body sent to |
him from the Meti,al College ut Columbus
where he at Cnd'd last winter and was en-.
Sag d Thursday ening In removing tho re. |
naming parts Of flesh from the bJnes pre-. |
narAtory 10 bleaching them and preserving
,he skeleton. Not wishing 10 disturb his
leighbors OH Fifth street with unpleasant
)dors that might arise, the Doctor hied him.
Isli away, with kettle aud bones, 10 Martins
follow. The bones were In the kettle over |
Ire, and a passing boy, will usual curiosity,
ooked In and thought they were boiling
human beings up there.
The badlv.scarPd boys report was rapidly |
'ircula ed about town, and the doctor in al
lnconcerned manner, stirred away, wholly |
Unconscious Of the bresEe he was creating.
The excited and disturbed el, ment may cool |
iiown, for no wrong has been done by the
loCtor.
Rev ]. W. Chaliant, with his family, left
Is yesterday Tor his new home In Pittsburgh.
MI ]. D Turner, from Canonsburg, Pa,
yill preach from llle pulpit Of the Presbyte.
Ian Church tomorrow.