The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-27
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Ready for Dusiness-OIinor Matters,
The new arc lights are more satisfac'
tory than the old ones.
Ernest Smith and George Englebright
are home from the Lafayette College.
Robert Blackford returned yesterday
from pleasant visit nj Washington, Pa
Walter "Pomp" Griffith has returned
from two years stay in the southwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Morton have
been visitidg friends at Tiltonville this
week.
Eric Brightcyes," Haggard's latest
is having good run at the Z. .. news
stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Exley, ST., are
entertaining Mrs. Mullaney, OF Barnes
vile, Pa.
The Seldom Seen Fishing Club will
give moonlight picnic at Hollings
orchard tonight.
Rev. Morse, the new pastor of the
Baptist Church, is expected to arrive
to-day from Dayton.
Mrs. Frank Ford, OF steubenvillc,
came down yesterday, summoned by the
death OF Miss Ella Ford.
Mr.. j. T. Moore, OF Barnesville, is
now on the staff OF Commander War
ncr, OF the Ohio G. A. R.
Bud Devault and William Ellefrit2
were severely hurt while working on a
bridge at Glenn's run on Thursday.
The funeral Of Frank, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Moreland, took place yes
teriay from his home in Clarl5's addi-
ton. The interment was at Rivervicw.
4 seven-weeks' old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Dennis, residing on
Hickory street, died yesterday. The
funeral will take place tomorrow at 8
q. m.
The fire department was called out at
G o'clock last evening by slight fire in
the stable in the rear of Lanes plumb
ing shop, on Washington avenue. An
alarm was turned in from box u.
Nearly all 1.-THE delegates to the En-
deaYor convention, also the visitors,
have returned to their homes. The gen.
eraI verdict is that Martins Ferry is n
good place in which to hold such con-
ventions.
John p. Jones, the President OF the
United Miners, and L. NJ. Beatty, the
National Organizer, returned from
bridgeport yesterday, where they had
peaceable conference with reference
to the wage question.
Tho Wheeling 1: Lake Erie railroad
will probably run excursions from Mar
tins Ferry to Stenbenvilla on Labor
Day, July G. The Wheeling & Lake
Erie, by the way, has ordered lot OF
new passenger coaches and parlor cars.
Miss Ella Ford, the sixteen-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Ford,
died at tho family residence on First
street Yesterday of typhoid fever, hay
ing recently suffered relapse. Miss
Ella was member OF the NJ. L. Church
and was an excellent girl. The funeral
will take place tomorrow at Up. M.
Samuel Morrison was drowned at
Stcubcnville on Thursday while in bath
ing. He was 90 years old, and was to
have been married soon. lie was a
splendid young man. He was brother
Of Mrs. Harrison Belts, of Martins
Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs. Belts and Miss
Myrtle Hughes, of Martins Ferry, and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wright, ofWest
Wheeling, will attend the funeral this
morning.
Charles H. Potter, OF Cleveland, the
Y. N. G. A. evangelist, and a member
OF the State committee arrived in-the
city last night from Cleveland, where
he is engaged in business. lie will give
talk in the Y. NJ. 9. A. rooms this
evening at o'clock, and one in tho
Presbyterian church tomorrow mora
ing. In the U. P. church tomorrow at
D. m. he will address a mems mass
meeting. He will also be present and
talk at the union meeting Of the churches
to be held in the NJ. L. church to-mor-
row evening. All who can attend these
meetings should do so.
1t is understood that n new schedule
will 20 into effect on the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh railroad early in July and
two Sunday trains will be run, one up
carly in the morning, to be run as No.
40, and one down in the evening as No.
80. A delegate at the Christian En-
dcavor convention from Steubenville
wanted the union to petition the COM
pany asking it not to run tho two Sun
day trains. His motion was out OF or
der, and nothing was afterward done.
1t is said that the reason tho Cleveland
and Pittsburg contemplates running
Sunday trains is because this is done on
the Wheeling and Lake Erie, which
will shortly commence running trains
to Martins Ferry regularly.