The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-15
NIARTiN'S EERRY.


Accidents and Incidents In That Thriving
Ci,y-personal and Industrial.
A lot OF Italians employed at the
Di!lionvale mines came to Martins
Ferry yesterday to spend their pay and
have 4 time. Three OF them raised
disturbance near the Elson Glass Works
and we're arrested. Two were taken to
Inc city building and locked upwithout
any trouble. The other one positively
REUSED 10 60 and drew a large ugly
looking dagger on officer Bowman.
Bowman let him have u fearful blow on
the head with his mace, which brought
the blood Even after this tho Italian
was hard to manage and it became nee
Cssary to put the handouts on him. lie
wOuld not walk to the lookup and was
hauled in wagon. The third Italian
carried large knife which he attempted
10 use, but was unsuccessful. Last night
Two OF the Italians were each lined $40
and the other 81.
The straw shed at the Northwood
Glass Works, containing two car loads
Of hay was partially burned yesterday
afternoon. The loss, including the CON
tents, was about S275. An alarm was
turned in IRON box 90 and the fire de-
partinGnt turned out promptly:and did
good work. The ferry boat "Climx"
ran up 10 the Northwood landing and
had hose ready to turn on tho water,
but its service was unnecessary. The
lire occurred about 4 o'clock, It was
started aCcidently by some boys who
were playing on the river bank, at the
cas-; side.
Over 800 votes were cast at the town.
snip and municipal Republican prima-
RES at Mt. Pleasant OH Saturday. G. N.
Brown was nominated Tor commits
sloner, after n hard fight. Henry MGR
Ger Was nominated for clerk, job King
Tor trustee, and Henry Best and Stanton
NcMastCrs for constablcs. The present
mayor and couucilmen were rcnomi-
mated
The closing anniversary OF the con-
terence year in the colorcl NJ. L. church
yesterday was great success. Rcv.
Mr. Adkins, OF Bcllaire, preached in
the afternoon and Rev. Mir. Simmons
IN the evening. Many persons
were present from Bellaire, bridgeport
and Wheeling, crowding tho church to
its utmost.
Yesterday Edward Beattic, 4 Clcve-
land, l.orain &Ayhccling fireman, came
Near dying with heart trouble while on
DUTY III Martins Forty. He was car.
fled TO the Wheeling & Pittsburgh
1relsht Office and Drs. Williams and
llobcnsack summoned.
John II. Madden, Alexander Frazier
and !hos. II. Stanton have already So
cured twenty-siY names for tho Union
r Tsleran Legion to DO organized next
Thursday evening.
MGssrs. Harry Northwood, Carl North.
WOOD Al Wilson, Thomas Dugan, Al
Miusan, Sam Dugan and Robert
latch left yesterday for Pittsburgh
Today. ~
, "; |, Brown, who was defeated by
iAcsC!e!land in tho skating race at the
lafayette rink Oh Saturday night, has
challenged him to run anotncyracc, one
malt mile heats.
. Yesterday an egg was purchased at
Groceryin which was written the name
Ola young lady residing at scwellsvilic,
ms county, who desired to correspond
Win gentleman. Nj 2
PEOPLE residing at Dillonvalc and
T T towns on the Wheeling 4 Lake
hrlc railroad come to Martins Ferry
nearly every Sunday to at tend church.
Mr.. Fred Hall has the typhoid lever,
ana his brother, DR.. VIII II. Hall, is very
SICK ~ with the grip. Tho two children OF
me latter are also sick. :, IN mn
State Labor Commissioner w T Low.
Is Is returned TO Columbus Yesterday.
; i1 Lewis went 10 Shawnee to visit
IN, Inc Wheeling 4 Lake Erie road did n
tIushlng business yesterday The Sun.
uay service is becoming very popular.
:, Miss Canssie P. Lucas lett yesterday
10, ,or Nashville, Tenn, whcresshel will al
'ena Tue Central Tennessee College.
=. Archie HI and Charley, sons Of Mr.. vii.
nun INN Wood, who have been quite sick,
are g, Improving slowly.
Inc collection at the anniversary in