The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16
MARrIN's FERRY.
Hnps and MlshnpS In tho Thriving City
Arrnss tic River,


Haps and Mlshaps In tho Thriving City
Across the River
The Sunday afternoon meeting OF the
Y. NJ. G. A. was largely attended. Rev.
Mr.. Robbins, the new pastor OF the NJ.
l. church, gave an excellent address to
Young men, which was appreciated by
all present, also the music. The Y. NJ.
Q. A. is growing quite rapidly 1t is
thought that the limit will be reached
by January |. Tho attendance is IN
creasing. The new shower bath is very
popular.
Richard Padden, of Martins Ferry,
who played with the Cincinnati league
club against GAINESVILLE at the latter
place last week, has signed with the
Cincinnati boys for next season. The
Barnesvile ReDubiican says: "Diah
Paddeu is very fleet OF loot, terror en-
bases and likely fielder. But it is on
the diamond at second or short where
he has executed his finest work"
Mckinley speaks at East Liverpool
tonight, Cadz tomorrow afternoon,
Dennison tomorrow evening, COshoc-
ton Wednesday afternoon, gainesville
Wednesday evening. Woodstield Thurs
dav afternoon and Bellaire Thursday
evening, in seven counties in four days.
Mckinley, at Bellaire, will draw II
larger crowd than Barnum's circus. The
committee down there should decide on
place for holding the meeting, and
not have the people chasing all over
town, as they did the last time the gov"
ernor spoke in Bellalre
Mrs. DR.. A. r. Ong, Mrs. DR.. W. II.
Hall, Mrs. L. G. Boyd, Miss James
Ralston, Miss Maggie Armstrong and
Miss Anna Belle Hobbs returned on
Saturday, over the Wheeling Il Lake
Erie, from the Worlds Fair.
J.R. Pickens is adding to his book,
news and stationery store full line OF
pictures, frames, mouldings and easeIs,
and is prepared to frame pictures on
short notice. He has by far the largest
stock OF mouldings in the city.
Mrs. G. n. Watson. VINO has been
sick in a hospital IN Chicago for the
past two or three weeks, is getting
along very nicely, and expects to be
able to return home by the last oil the
week,
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety OF st. Clairsville Presbytery Will
hold its ninth annual convention in the
Presbyterian church at Bridgeport on
October 81 and November l.
DR.. J. Morgan, the Cadia weather
prophet, predicts cool weather from Oc-
tober IA to 20, windy, and followed by
cold wave, freezing in many parts oil
the north.
Tie Belmont county grand jury will
investigate the case OF the Wheeling q
Lake Erie Railroad Companyvs. Charles
Myers, for embezzIement, to-day.
A game OF foot ball will be played
here next Saturday between the Y. NJ.
c. A. and New Athens College clubs.
TIE latter is said to be good one.
The Methodist Episcopal congrega-
ton at St. Cialrsviiie will send its pas.
tor, DR.. Webb, tothe Worlds Fair aud
pay all his expenses.
The people OF Cambridge will vote on
November on water works PROPOSE.
ton, which is being opposed by every
paper in the town.
Rev. MIR. BogIe assumed Tue phstoFal
charge OF the Presbyterian church yes
terday and made an excellent impress
sion.
The case of snodgrasa VS.. the Wheel
ing Bridge and Terminal Railway Com
pany is set for trial ut st. CIairsville to-
day.
FoR SALE or RESr-My residence on
Fourth street Immediate possession
given JAS. A. DICKSON.
"The Engineer showed on Saturday
to a good house. "Peck's Bad Boy" will
be here tomorrow night.
Prof. 7. NJ. seweIl, OF New Athens,
will experimental the erection OF the new
court house at Cadia.
/. Spence, ESQ.,, left on Saturday over
the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie Tor the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. j. W. Hoyle of York, York coun.
ty, Neb., is visiting relatives and old
friends here.
Messrs. W. II. McCune and William
Finnoy leave to-day for the great fair.
MIR. D. X. Hogo is home from the
greatest show on earth.
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