The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-15
MARTINS FnitnY..


Accidents ana IReilettl In that Shelving
City oFAOaal ana IndaStrlH.
Tho meeting Of the steubenville dis
trlct conferences is beingheld inthe Mar
tins Ferry n. L. church, with fair at
tendance. The opening service yester-
day morning was conducted by Rev. w.
q. Evans, VI Brilliant, and Rev. Levi
Miller, of Empire. Rev. George +. Oil
yer, Of SleubenYille, ana. Rev. James
Walls, OF East Liverpool, told how
they were impressed with the general
conference, and Rev. H. ii; WestWood,
OF HammundsYllle, aud Rev. ], +. Hud-
dlestony OF Maynard, talked on the dis
trlct and the beneSolehces. The after
noon session was opened by Raw L. 3.
Scott, OF SmithReld, and Rev. ]. u. Man.
ley, Of East Liverpool. The question OF
securing the prompt payment Of the
preachers salary was opened by DR.. A.
m. Blackburn and James Quinn, OF
-AIinso. The educational Institutions
and their work was discussed by Rev. 4.
B. Marsh, OF Mt. Union, and Rev. w. l..
Dixon, OF Scio. The different commit
tees made their reports at this session.
The fore part OF tile evening meeting
was occupied by ReY. ]. A. Wight, Of
Sinithfeld, Rev. W. II. Locke, 81 East
Liverpool, and others on the missionary
outlook. This vas followed by very
interesting revival service. Another
session will be held this morning.
The case OF George Roush We, the
Benwood Iron Co. for the killing OF
Charles Roush was compromised yes
tarday for $500, each party to pay
his own costs. Capt. l. Danford, OF
st. Clairsyille, and Judge Johns. Coch-
ran, OF Martins Ferry, represented the
administrator and Hon. George p,
Caldwell, OF Wheeling, and George
Duncan, OF Martins Ferry, the defend
ants.
The nominations OF the Belmont
county Republican convention ut Vt.
Clairsyille yesterday give entire satis-
faction in Martins Ferry, especially
that OF Mr.. Madison Aldtedse for audi
tor. Mr.. Aldredge is an excellentRen
tleman, is well qualified for the Office
and will prove strong candidate. His
Vulnerable friends will be glad to hear
of his nomination, for which he did
very little hustling.
The Presbyterian and United Ptesby-
terian Sunday schools will 80 70 Fleecy
Dale on the 6:57 train on the Wheeling
& Lake Erie road tomorrow morning,
where they will spend the day picnic
ing. They will return on the train
which arrives here few minutes be-
fore Q o'clock. w
Broadway to Etnavilletlas recently
been repaired, as we'll as Lincolrlavenue
in Etnaville, making q good driveway
10 Wheeling by way OF the new steel
bridges, the most direct and quickest
route. No delays, easy grades, no rail-
road crossings, and road speed allowed.
The grocery stores will not be open
tomorrow on account OF the grocers'
picnic at Wheeling Park. Tho dealers
will take part in the parade in Wheel
ing and wear white vests, straw hats
and carry canes.
The wedding Of Mr.. James Ralston
and Miss Jessie Sheets at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sheets at the Elms
at noon to-day will be swell affair.
About 100 invitations have been Issued.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Wood left
yesterday afternoon for Terre Haute,
Ind, to attend the commencement at
the Rose POLYTECHNIC institute at which
their son, Roy, will graduate.
Mr.. Gwiliym Edwards. of Kingston,
Pa, formerly OF Martins Ferry, was
here yesterday on business in connec-
ton with the Gaylord Coal Company.
Miss Jennie McGrew.le yesterday
over the Wheeling & Lake Eric railroad
for indianapolis to visit relatives.