The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-11
MARTINS FERRY.
AccIdents--Railroad InspeetIon-.Turne
Houn,l n,..r sts

Observation-Disclosures InspcctiOn-.Turner
Bound over, etc.
". r. Ratcliff and wife arc are at the seaside In
Brighton.
Mn. Sanders new house in Newland' addition
ls about completed
Mr.. Harry NorthwOOd and wife visited friends
in BellAire yesterday.
Mr. Harry HolGer, Of ST. clainviile, and wife
are Visiting friends here.
George Romick had three fingers cut off at the
Laughlln mill Thursday night.
The naturalga will be cut or from consumers
from 10 O'Clock p. NJ. to-day.
Capt Ed. MuhlemRn, James Gather and VII.
lam Garrett were In Bellairc yesterday on
business.
quite q number of young folks attended the
yesterday.
Henry Romick while cleaning machinery at
the power house yesterday, had his hand and
several fingers badly masnGd.
The city planning mills are doing splendid
business .thih season, aud the prospects are the
best for steady run In building until late In the
Miss Allie Hampton has returned home from
visit to friends at Mt. Pleasant. She Is spend.
Ing the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Van
Ed. Burns, Thomas Padden, John Burton and
Joe slnyin let yesterday for Findlny, TO work in
the Bellnirc Goblet work, now located at that
point.
The funeral OF Lebon Riggs took plnee yestcr.
day morning at 10 O'Clock, aud was largely at.
| tended. The remains were Inferred In River
view cemetery.
George RobertshAw, while at work at the
shears In the 4Etna mill, had his nose nearlycut
from his face by a piece OF sheet iron. DR.. H. o..
Williams was called and dressed the wound,
Residents near Fifth aud Washington streets
are badly In need OF Il new bridge over the run
At that place, the old one being carried away by
the Mood, and since then nothing but short
plank has been laid there TO walk on.
The trial al William Turner, charged with cut.
ting with inteut to kill, came up before Mayor
Mitchell yesterday afternoon. Townsend Smith,
the plaintiff, had George Duncan as counsel, and
Judge JOhn Goodman appeared for the defense.
The ease attracted II large crowd OF spectators,
especially colored. Turner was bound over in
| the sum OF STU for his appearance atCOurt.
Anumber Of Boston capitalists, accompanied
Ey Judge Robert Cochran, OF Toledo, came over
from Wheeling yesterday In carriage aud were
Joined here By w Hanes, ESQ OF the City
over the proposed line OF railroads entering the
city and the bridge survey. They expressed
themselves well pleased with what they saw, and
restrned to Wheeling last evening.
one OF the lOosest games Of ball ever played on
the furnace grounds was that Of the Red Stock.
ingS and Black Diamonds, Of Wheeling, yesterday
| afternoon. Every player got good lick Rt the
ball and the score ran up TO ~ TO II In short
time. The Reds got the lead by making five runs
in the first inning aud the Blacks followed with
three. Errors were numerous on both Sides
and had II not been for the antics and awkward
ness OF the brown boys the crowd OF 100 would
not have remained TO see the game through.
I'M, only special feature OF the game was Legs
MallOry's tiycatch In center field, when there
were two men on bases. His throw 10 Parker on
second put the runner out, and Parker tossed
he could return to the bag The score was 10 To
IL In favor OF the Reds on the eighth Inning, aud
neither side scored In the ninth. The conduct
Of the crowd Of loOdlums ut every game played
here Is discredit to the town, ind the Reds de-
serve better treatment.