The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31
MARTINS FERRY,
Sons of Veterans Mustsred-The Captured
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. News Notes,

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INTERPRETATIONS News Notes,
George Clark and Son, Of Mt, Pleas
ant, are in the city,
W, T. Dixon and Charles Vaupelt are
at Pittsburgh on business,
Squire Richard Roberts, Of Emerson,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. D. p. Duyal, residing on North
Fourth street, died lust evening OF
asthma,
DR.. j. NJ, BLACKBOARD left yesterday for
Olarksburg, summoned by the illness OF
his brother,
For sale-A good three-year-old colt,
harness and cart, Address Joseph David
son, Martins Ferry.
The plans for the new Opera House
block are ready at Thomas Green's Of
flee, and bids will be received for two
weeks.
Yesterday Ed Ebinberger slipped on
the leo and sprained his ankle. He
went to his home at Canton in conse'
quenCe.
Mr.. Hugh White and Miss Sophia
Campbell, OF Don, were quietly married
by Rev. |. s, Winters on Tuesday
evening.
Misses Maggie Kerr and Nissa Gitlln
have returned to st. ClairsvillC, after n
pleasant visit with the family OF Mr..
james Kerr.
"Dr. Jekyl and Mr.. HYDE and "Ranch
TO-" the last two attractions at the
Opera House, pleased good audiences,
especially the latter.
Buster Green's mascot, Fred Doren-
goA, who recently skipped with ST. be-
longing to him, is in Pittsburgh, Buster
went up yesterday to look after him.
Mr.. W. A. Ray, Deputy National Coun-
celIor, Q. U. A, NJ. is here organizing a
lodge OF that order, which will be insti-
tuted February. He has over thirty
names. The Bridgeport lodge will be
instituted February O.
Detective A. Roat, OF the Pennsylvania
Failroad Company, arrived last evening
from Columbus, where he secured re.
QUESTION from Governor Foraker and
will leave to-day for Harrisburg with
Heney, Albright and Meyer, arrested
here on Monday for Cur breaking, AL
bright has been wanted for various
burglaries for over year.
Since the arrest Of Albright, Heney
and Meyer, OF Harrisburg, several sue
Cessful and unsuccessful burglNries have
come to light. The other night n $50
overCoat was stolen from the residence
OF Thomas DOlan, on South Second
street, and set OF carpenters tools the
same night from another house. About
/ u. m. recently John p. haywood saw
three men at tho rear Of b. +. Brady's
dry goods store on Hanover street,
evidently trying to get in. When they
heard haywood they ran up the alley.
The night Lambrechtsj ewelry store was
burglariZed two men were seen and
heard prowling around George Ar
baugh's house on Hanover street.
WatChmen have been kept in stores sew
erl nights lately. On Tuesday night
Mrs. Capt. William Orr aud Mrs. Plat
Beck were followed by two suspicious
looking characters from near the NJ. Il.
church TO their residence on First street.
Later these two men turned out two
street lamps near the house.
The General George Washington Camp
No. l5l, Ohio Division Of the Sons Of
Veterans, was mustered at the G. A. X.
hall on Tuesday evening by Capt, Q. G.
Bulger, OF GAINESVILLE, assisted by Capt.
Riley, OF Steubenville. Twelve OF the
charter members were mustered in. The
mastering over, luncheon, consisting OF
sandwiches and hot coffee, served by Mr..
Adam Warnig, was enjoyed by the mem.
beers OF the camp and ill the visitors, in.
Guiding tho Martins Ferry G. A. Il.
"boys" and representatives from the
Wheeling, Steubenville, Mt. Pleasant
and GAINESVILLE camps. Among tho
visitors were Col. Blguley, Of the d.
vision Of West Virginia, and First sar.
geant j. N. Taylor and Lieut.. Barnes, Of
the Mt. Pleasant camp. The lunch was
followed by conversation, smoking, vocal
and instrumental music, etc. After the
installation and routine OF business Col.
Baguley, who had made many friends,
addressed the new camp in highly in.
teresting and instructive manner, re.
Ceiving great applause. Another lunch
was served. After u vote Of thanks to
Col. Baguley, all the visitors and Adam
Warnig, the occasion ended. The camp
will meet every Tuesday evening. A
set Of sheridan's memoirs, price S., will
DO given TO tho member OF the Wash.
ingLon Camp who turns in the greatest
number OF applications for membership.
House & Herman