The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-12
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On Sunday Bishop wattetson confirmed
lls pertons 10 St Johns Church, Of whom
twelve were adults and four were converts TO
The Catholic faith. The High Mass eoraR
Hpntifee was song By Father McCalie, PROBES
bS OF LANGUAGES II the Pittsbnrsh Catholic
College. Father DeehAn, OF Wheeling, as.
sisted the Bishop at his throne. The Bishop
In hissermon 70 the people denounced balls
and dances, intemperance and profanity,
evil company. late hour, disrespect Of au.
thorlty, aud bad example. Father COLL was
able TO attend only part Of the csremonita,
not yet being convaltsoent OF his late severe
illness.
MIsoo JUNCTION.
Miss Anna Thomas has returned home
fro ii sclocl. U. IN
Nj. Dave Ingler succeeded In catching
three 6ue swapping turtles In the creek Sat-
urday. .4. 49,. ~. cos .lr ~"
Ths cold machine at the Junction Iron
Works was oil Saturday on account OF being
short Il iron. .
Me.sra Harry wetherald and Valley
Llnebur,er, OF the Llughlin Nail Works,
were in town Saturday. 55lI..
NrF.P. Mcskerry has resigned the Mar
shalsh!p, and Mr.. Jim Richardson was
appointed TO ill his place.
There Is a scarcity OF tenders for the hot
MACH Is here, and while the weather % SO
hot tits 4 hard matter 10 get men 70 attempt
such very hot work. 7f,r
The nail feeders OF the Junction Iron
Works held meeting Saturday afternoon
and cecided to still continue 10. work only
ten hours for days work.
Nj. Thomas Godfrey and wife, Mr. Stewart
Wilson aud wife. Mr.. ]. H. Thomas and wife,
miss Msggie Ingler and Miss Cora owens
have returned home from Bellairc, where
they took In the High School Commence.
ment and spent several days among friends.
Deputy Marshal Richardson ARRESTED q man
Saturday evening and locked him In one Of
the cells, and when he came back In about
an hour he found that his prisoner had reach.
ed out through the p.rs aud b : ken the lock.
and taken French leave through the back
window. rr l..., .-rli.. Ugl.
| f MARris's FERRY. q ,...
CLARK Lynn Is OF duty with very badly
sprained wrist
The Etna mill Is running all OF her fur.
ma es, but only on half time. .,-.a
Mr.. VIM. Liphart Is down South In the In
terest Of the olio Wine Company.
Nj. Mcselby. the. brickiayer, is lying of
on &C cunt OF a felon on his thumb. lM
All OF tn. police are of duty on account Of
Council refusing to pay the wages asked for.
The Standard mill was partially shut down
yesterday on account OF breaking the large
tquetzers.
Mr., John Llewelorn has returned to Cleve-
land TO accept his old position In one OF the
mills there. Ill.
The Masons OF this place are having their
lodge room newly pApered and irescoed very
Handsomely.
The niphart & Morgan Wine Company
made large shipment OF wine TO Louisville,
KY, yesterday. vin
Miss Margery, daughter Of John Williams,
wa, buried yesterday at the Catholic ceme-
terry, In Wheeling. She was only eighteen
years old and died with consumption. She
was a very fine young lady and loved BY all
who knew her.
BRILLIANT.
Mr.. Boyles Is erecting new store room.
The frame part Of the new mill is under
Roadway. USE
The Knights OF Labor OF Brilliant will give
picnic on Saturday. |
There wasa lively time here on Saturday
night, but only one arrestwss made.
Mr.. Joseph Dunning has resigned bis posi-
ton IS pilot on the steamboat Transit.
Hesdly & Austin's photograph boat Is ly.
ing below the ferry landing, where they are
turning out some fine work.