The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-04
MARTINS FERRY.
a Sly Story Hotei.-Heimont County Tcac
urs--Difthdny surprisc-Da,nnEr Suits,

VINO have money are talking about 1t
and say they mean business. This pro-
joct has been tailed Of for years and
nothing done, but from present indiCa-
ttons 1t looks like tho hotel will be
built. There NE several good sitcs in
| the business portion OF Martins Ferry,
ono OF which will be selected and pur.
chased II tho scheme ma,crializcs. Tho
building would DO built OF brick and
stone, with tho Office in tho corner on
tho ground floor and probably store
rooms or Offices OH either side OF those.
The waiting room and water closets
would also likely DO OIL tho ground
floor with barber shop and bath
rooms In the basement. Tho ladies'
and general parlors would be on tho
second floor, and tho dining room and
kitchen would DO on tho sixth or upper
floor, as in some Of the largo now hotels
in tho larger cities. There would be
fifty good rooms comfortably furnished
and M elevator running from the
ground to the top floor. With an
elevator the dining room would be easy
Of access from any part OF tho house.
The hotel, II built, will be modern
throughout, and would be credit to
the growing city OF Martins Ferry. Tho
cost would be about $4,000. Such u
hotel will doubtless pay III Martins
Ferry.
Tho Belmont County Teachers As
ISOLATION will hold its next meeting in
Martins Ferry, December l2. Tho as
ISOLATION win be entertained by the
teachers and friends oil education OF the
city. Tho following programme has
been prepared: Paper, Township
Supervision" Mr.. John Fulton; discus
sion opened by Supt j. +. Mannix.
Exercise. "CHisthcnics," Miss Bella
Charneck. Lecture, "The Relation OF
Public Schools to Christian Colleges"
DIR. W. /. Dixon. Paper, manner OF
Conducting County Institutes Princi-
pal &. NJ. Fowles; discussion by Sup.. b.
4. Jones, Supt. james Duncan and 9TH
ers. Lecture, ..Words," Principal I.
W. Williams. :
III the case OF II. Floto VS.. the Wheel
ing & Lake Erie Railroad Company tho
motion was oycrrulcd. The defendant
excerpts. Demurrer TO second cause OF
action sustained. Defendant has leave
to answer in fifteen days. Tho same is
true OF tho case OF Elizabeth Ulrich,
Mena kncliirck and Samuel NIilligan
against this railroad company, and the
cases OF Caroline Cochran, John c.
Haynes and August and Augusta Rohrey
VS.. tho Terminal Railroad Company.
Patrick Conway has broush.suitagainst
the Terminal Company for 5000 dam
ages on account OF. tho lowering Of the
grade on Fourth street, smoke, noise,
etc.
Last night Mr.. William Joy was
pleasantly surprised Mt his residence.
on Broadway, in. honor OF his birthday,
by the Nigilant hose company. OF which
he is an officer. The surprisors met ut
the hose house and marched to Mr..
joys in 4 body, carrying with them IN
elegant, easy chair, which was presented
to him. Mrs. JOY had quietly made
preparations, and made it pleasant for
the intrudcrs. Mr.. Joy knew nothin.
about the affair until tho party APP
pearcd.
The annua! meeting OF the y. NJ. G.
\. for the election OF the board OF di-
rectors for the coming year will be
held this evening at 1850 o'clock. Fol-
lowing this there will be an entertain
ment consisting OF music by 4 male
quartettc, organ solo and reading by
Erred Jones.
Mr.. Osborn has obtained thirty-iivc
applicants to form 4 lodge OF the 4. q.
w. in this city, to be organized about
the 18th inst, OF which DR.. W. Is. Shut
tleworth will be the medical examiner.
The three Wheeling lodges will be in
vitcd to attend when the lodge is insti-
tuted.
The Knights Of Pythias have elected
the following officers: c. G., Fred Dixon !;
". G., John \. Moore; NJ. at Arms,
Samuel Thompson: X. OF Il. and S.,
Thomas pugh; ". OF F., W. r. Bow
man; NJ. OF L., James Runyon; Trustees,
David Coss, James Runyon and NJ. AID
redge.
Christopher Ashtllon' will be taken
back to the Reform. School ut Lancaster
to-day by Marshal Wcstwood. Ash
thof is 4 son OF the. gentleman who was
killed by Robinson ut Bellairc about
two years ago.
Mr.. Edward Mansburgcr, who has
been on the sick list Tor five weeks has
recovered sufficiently to be on the strccr.
This Is the first time he has bcenunable
to work for fifteen years.
Mr.. n. w. Gallaher who is. supcrin-
tendcnt OF the public schools at Oregon,
Missouri, writes that he is getting along
finely and is much pleased with the,
place.
Martins Ferry commenced supplying
Bridgeport with water yesterday. The
water was turned on i'll tho afternoon.
The fines Of Frank, Heisrich, Charles
Miller and Gus Miller for Sunday SELL
ing amounted to. So 80.
A turkey walk will be given at Pelts
Hall, in lEtnaTiii., by John Scales,
Monday, December II.
Mr.. r. 3. Reincck has bought the adj
.vertising privileges on tho Wheeling
electrical railway.
Mr.. Dan Woods and Miss Mary Rem
bach will be married next Wednesday,.
The Autumn club will give ball at
Lafayette Hall, December II.
County Auditor Joseph Henderson
was in the city yesterday.
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