The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-18
MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
Two Or Three AIinsF Accidents Miners
Strike otesanl Personals,


strike settled NotesAnl Personals,
Thomas Mears Is on the sick list,
Albert BAlkhurst, Of Adena, spent
Sunday here.
The Rtna mill Is shipping considers
bic plate iron to Canada.
Mrs, Frank Brooks is visiting hel
parents in Steubenyille,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Wood haye-returned
from a two weeks visit at Chicago,
Mrs. r, Glass Is quite III with con
sumption at her residence In TiltonVille
Mr.. Madison Aldridge spent Sunday
with his wife, WHO'S visiting relatives a
Bellaire.
The Northwood Glass Works will re
sumo to-day week, after atwo weeks
stoppage.
v. n. Gruman, Of Toronto, and Mis-
Ida Beckett Joined hands and hearts thu
other day,
Mrs, N. j, Randall and her brother
Albert Marshall, are visiting relatives al
Minerva,
Mrs, George Deitz returned To New
Brighton, Pa, on Saturday, after a pleas
ant visit here,
a miner named Davis, employed Ii
the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie mines, had
his leg broken the other day,
Mr.. James E, Garter returned yester
terday from q weeks visit on his farm
near Berkeley Springs, w, Va.
Judge John s. Cochran has purchased
the Kyle property on Fourth street ad'
joining tue Exchange Bank, for 5000.
Mr., Edward Crossley, Of Brilliant, was
here on Saturday attending at the bed
side Of his brother, Mr., Charles Crossley,
The miners at the Yorkyills mines
won the strike and work will DO re.
sumed to-day. They will receiye6O cents
per ton,
Mr.. Jacob Lotz, Of the firm oil Lotz &
SCheehle, who has been on tue sick list
for several days, has almost entirely re-
covered.
This week Lemuel Duff and Richard
Nelson will begin the work OF putting
up the boards designating the names oil
the streets,
Ross McMann, who had three ribs
broken while at work In the Ntna mill
recently, is getting along as we'll as could
be expected,
The EIson Glass Works, which has
been shut down forsometime on account
OF the condition Of trade, will COON De-
cember 2 orc.
The Brilliant Council has granted the
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie railroad Alright
ofway Of thirty feet In width on the east
side Of Frontstreet
The Vigilant hose company, Of the
Third ward, are now equipped with gum
hats, coats and boots, all paid for, and $40
in the treasury besides.
Morris Myers, Of Brilliant, who was
obliged to give up his job at the Laugh
lin mill on account OF consumption, was
taken home on Saturday,
Twenty-one attachments were served
on workmen at the Laughlin mill on
Saturday, nineteen by one party. What
a lot Of kicking there was
The Foresters will hold their first
meeting in their new room in the Opera
House block on the 3Oth inst. The
lodge room is one Of the tinestin Eastern
Ohio,
The foundation for the addition to the
First ward school building Is completed.
Brick layers are now at work on the
second story OF the new school building
Id the Third ward.
Very little work was done on the Sec
ond street paving yesterday on account
OF the rain, Eight men appeared In the
morning to 60 TO work, but were unable
10 work over an hour orso.
The pews will be placed in St, Mary's
church this week. The main altar, car
pets aud other furniture are expected to
arrive the latter part Of the week. The
edi6ce will be dedicated December |.
Gu Saturday work on the Terminal
Railway Company's ahutment, on the
De Hass farm, was stopped by the Water
Works trustees in order that the matter
Of spanning the mains might be settled.
Tho plank walk across the fill OIL
North Filth street is to be replaced.
This will be good news to tho school
children, who have been Obliged to wade
through so much yellow mud for some
time past.
The frame house near the stone bridge
on Jefferson street, has been torn down
to make room for the Terminal railway.
This makes the fifth house in the Third
ward that has been torn down or moved
for the same reason.
Prof. Edwin E. Sparks will lecture at
Bethesda, November 81, and at the
annual meeting Of the Eastern Ohio
Teachers Association at Barnesville on
the 10th, he will open the discussion on
the inaugural address Of Prof. NJ. Il.
Andrews Of Marietta.
At the Lafayette hall on Saturday a
large crowd witnessed the roller skating
race between Eugene Hanke Of Wheel
ing, aud George Gosney, viii Brown,
John Kreusch and Walter shipamn,
the four "chipping I'M one at a time
every half mile. Hanke won. There
will be a barrel race tonight.