The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08
MARTINS FERRY.
Cutting Array in Church-PcrsonnIs.
Base Ball, Etc.

Cutting Array In Church-PcrsOnnIs
Base Ball, Etc.
Bud Jump Is quite III.
William Lyle Is visiting friends at Canton.
Ed. Virtue has returned from the country.
The hose company was out practlclng last
evening.
Miss Ida Deynult Is visiting friends near St.
ClsIBT!llr.
The threc.pcnny machines at the Laughlin go
on to-day,
a little daughter OF Mathew Grey died on alou.
day night.
Miss Bessie Cook, Of Wheeling, is visiting Miss
lola shipmnn.
Charley Downey left yesterday for Beaver, Pa.
to visit friends.
The regular monthly meeting Of Council was
held Inst night.
Mrs. George Hnrnlns, of Portland, is visiting
friends IN town.
Miss Blanche Mcdlll Will shortly entertain
Kansas cousins.
.Mr. strobe, insane, was taken to st. Chairs,
Vile yesterday.
The odd Fellows lodge room Is being redtted
In first class style.
Frank Custer and wife have returned irOm..R
visit up the river.
The Methodist church Is nearly completed and
looks much better.
Miss Flora Williams is taking in the big Expo
SitIou at Cincinnati.
Miss Emma Clark, OF St. ClaiisvillC, spent yes.
tGrdhy In bridgeport.
Mrs. Thos. SnodgnSs has returned from two
weeks visit to Mingo.
DR.. Ong and iamlly leave to-day for SmithGeld
| TO spends several days.
Miss Delaney. OF Brownsville, Pa, IS the guest
Of Benjamin ExlCy, n.
Miss Emma DcitZ, Of New Brighton, Pa, Is the
guest OF friends in town
John Means, OF Stenbenvillc spent yesterday
With friends In this city.
Mrs. i. l.. +. ThOrngatc and children are visit
| Ing relatives at Wcllsburg.
Charles Humphreyilc left for birmingham,
Ala, yesterday, prospecting.
| business Is slowly improving. The outlook for
the fall and winter is promising
Rev ". $. Campbell. Robert Kerr and Thomas
Shrcve left yesterday for Chautauqua.
Grand Army men and Others will go to Column
bus In II special car during the big reunion.
| A lawn tennis club has been organized which
plays on Its own grounds in the Garden Spot.
| Capt. l.. W. ingiebright will probable return
to Cincinnati this week to look after his boat,
Miss Mamie AIcClcrkin, OF Sparta Ills, Is the
guest OF Miss Ida lIOyle, her roommate at Ober'
Miss KATE Carmichael, Of IInrmlson's store, Is
spending her vacation ut MingO Hnd Steubcn'
vile.
Yesterday ]. $. Harrison received telegram
informing him Of the death OF his sister In New
| York.
| Miss Ella Shannon returned to Cincinnati yes.
tcrlay after four weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs Stewart,
j. W. Collins, OF the Dithrldge Glass Company.
who has been home during the summer, started
out yesterday
Or. VIII II. Hall and family returned yCster
| 1
tors old home.
James A, Dickson returned froln Chautauqua
yesterday. j. D. Gillespie will go back the hitter
part OF the week.
Miss Minnie Eemple returned to Belaire yes
Lerday, aitcrR delightful visit with her friend
Miss Mary Davidson.
officer WestwOOd found valuable hone blank
etc sunday morning, which he Will give TO the
owner on calling for Is.
Miss Carrie Inglobright, who is visiting friends
In Cincinnati and taking In the Exposition, Is
expected home this week.
Mrs. \. G. Campbell left yesterday for New
Castle, Pa, TO visit her son Robert, and Miss Ella
Campbell !eit for the country.
Glen ConOway, OF the ElsOn glass works, and
Miss Elizn Elliott, daughter OF Parker Elliott,
were married quietly last evening.
The pumps at the power house were put In
motion yesterday aud will be kept running until
the reservoir IS filled, which Cnn be done In
The Harrison and Morton escort club Is boom.
ing and the drum corps Is one oithc best in this
section, The drum corps boys look well In their
new uniforms.
Mr. Henry Guthrie aud sister were In New
Cumberland yesterday attending the funeral ON
nephew. MIR. Gnthrie says there nbont twelve or
fifteen eases OF fever IN thnt ncighborhood.
Mr.. NJ. NJ Sheets. the well known glass man.
who recently returned from Indiana, says TINT
there Is great enthusiasm among the RCpubli.
cans Of that State and that Harrison will carry
itby GGood majority.
There are quite number OF farmers in this
section who have formerly voted the Dem0critic
ticket who cannot stomach the Mills bill, aud
will vote for Harrison and protection, MS also
will several Democrats In town.
The Blue Grass Fishing Club returned last
evening from Laceyyille in great shape. The
club was headed by afHil brass band, y twoh0fSe
wagon carrying the outfit, real live cOOns IN II
tree, turtles coon and 'pOsSum skins, etc, while
the members and several guests rode IN one Of
| ShrvCT's passenger wagons. The boys were all
In the best spirits aud look well. When they en-.
tered town many thought another circus was
coming. The members OF the club are Larry
Murphy, Dan Cline, james Brand Harry Ecllnr,
Joseph Conrad and Albert Connd.
About 600 persons saw the Red Stockings de
icnt the Black Diamonds, Oi Wheeling, at the
blast furnace grounds yesterday afternoon; score
| II 10 D. IN favor OF the Reds. Time OF game two
hours. Dave Paxton umpirCd the game: Scott
and DAVIS were thC battery i1f ttC bmrk bnl'
mOnds and Mallory and Purcell for the Reds
hddGn succeeding Mallory in the nth inning.
"TOblc, the MGsCOtt" who played center field,
| caught two flies In the flint inning ard rnn for
the third. The first Black ut the but made IL
| home run, knocking two triples The short
stop OF the visiting club lost the game for them
Davis struck out three, Mallory FIVE and PaldCn
three. The battery for the Reds did right good
work.
a cutting allray occurred in the African N, f.
| Church ON Monday evening about 10 O'Clock,
which might have resulted fatally. William
| Turner, n cOlOrcd married man, It appears Is
! jealous Of Townsend Smith, another gentleman
| Of color Smith boards with Howard Gibson
cOlOrcd, on south Fourth street, where Mrs
Turner has been ircqntntlng lately, spending
the greater portion Ui her time with Smith,
Turner recently learned Of this and threatened
TO carve Smith. lie armed himself with Il razor
and found Smith at the church on Monday even,
Ing and walking IN 10 him, demanded sntisiaC
ton, ut the same time producing the razor,
Smith refused to apologize, whCrcupOn Turner
seized him by the neck aud began slhsbing ut
him right and LETT, cutting his coat IN several
places but fortunately no blood was brought.
Friends intcricrcd. or Turner would probably
have Killed Smith. II Is said he had threatened
to do this. The atlrny created much excitement
among the cOlOred people present, \ warrant
WILDE issued for Turner's arrest