The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-16
MaIITIS'S FERRY.
uaps and SIIshaps In the Thriving City
Across tho River.

laps ana Dtlsnpps IN th0 AhE"LAB SS
Across tho River.
Commencing next Sunday tho Y. NJ.
O, A, will hold opon meetings at 4
o'clock, the point TO DO decided at the
committee meeting tonight At the
regular meeting Yesterday afternoon
Rev. Messrs. Bogle, OF tho Presbyterian
church; Robins, Of the NJ. E, aud
Hartzog, OF the Baptist, and others OK
pressed themselves as favorable 10 the
project. The workers OF all the churches,
both malo and female, will DO asked to
corporate, and tho meetings will DO not
only for men but ladies'. A largo
chorus will DO organized this week for
tho purpose Of furni.hiDg music.
A Jolly party Of young people Of Mar
tins Ferry will go into camp on the
river near Deep Run to-day. 1t will
csnsist oil Mr.. and Mrs. james Ralston,
Mr. and Mrs George Robertsbaw, Mr..
pnd Mrs. C. W. Kuchuck, Misses Beta
and Clara Sheets, Kate Greer, joss
Charlton, Miss Franzell and George
Cessell, Lewis Cope and others. Two
othor parties Of this city will 60 into
camp nearby.
At an carly hour yesterday morning
three men entered the residence OF
David Sonders on Third street and car
rIed OF some cooking utensils, grocer
los. ctc. Mr.. Sondcrs' daughter Ella
heard the men and frightened them
away. Il is supposed they wanted to
20 fishing aud wore short Of pots, skil-
lots and pans.
Tho Buckeye Glass Works will not 90
on this week as reported. The time
may DO determined after tho adjourn
ment Of the glass workers convention.
The works had big stock whom 1t shut
down md continues TO ship goods.
The decorating department 10 running.
Yesterday Police Officer n. 8 Neal
captured full grown hooking bird.
measuring fourteen inches from tip 10
tip, and with toll eight inches long.
Il Is a beautiful bird, whito, yellow aud
;btown, with large bill, tho inaide OF
which Is almost az black as coal.
Tho G. A. R. hall hos boon repalnted
and reftted In 6rstclnss style and
looks better than ever. Tho Grand
Army, Miners unioB, Federation Of
Labor and colored Odd Fellows oil meet
In this hail.
Prof.. J. II. Lee and wife, Of Hunting.
ton, ". Va, will arrive on Wednesday
to visit Capt and Mrs. l. W. ingie'
bright. Tho professor wns formerly
connected with tho Linsly Institute.
Judge briggs on Saturday denied the
application for IN injunction TO restrain
the city council from paying oil the
floating indebtedness by Issuing bonds
on account Of an crror In the petition.
The LauahIin nail works will resume
rs soon as tho coal minors strike 10
settled. The committee was TO have
had a conference with the management
on Saturday, but did not show up.
Mrs, John Jones and her daughter,
Mrs. Thomas Conoway, have returned
from d visit down tho river with sister
of Mrs. Jones's, whom she had mob seen
sinco the war.
Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock
m unsuccessful effort Was madn to
break into tho residence Of George W.
Chcssell.
Tho Independent and Vigilant hose
companies will have turtle soup sup.
per at the rooms Of the Latter this
evening.
William salkeld had Ills right hand
badly cut by a piece Of glass at the
Weat Virginia glass works on satur-
day.
Charles Vollbardt had q narrow
oscapo from drowning on Saturday
while bathing In the river.
Thirty probationors were taken into
full membership in tho NJ. L. church
yesterday morning.
Miss Belle Beagle, Of BOllairo, Is visit
ing hor sister Mrs, William McMasters
on Fourth street.
George Spence is erecting two.stOry
brick residence on Confer street, cost
ing about 5000.
Some Of tho fair associations want tho
Independent hose company TO run OK
hibition races.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yonnum havo MS
their gucst, Mrs. William Fischer, OF
MoundsvillG.
81. Pnuls Episcopal Sunday school
will picnic ut McSwords orchard next
Friday.
Charles Doglo, who has boon visiting
old trlouda at Kenton, returned on Sat
urday.
Many Martins Ferry people went to
tho Moundsviilc camp grounds yestcr.
day.
MiuB Theodore Eich Is Waiting rela.
tiyes at Cincinnati, hcr former homo.
LOTTO and Harry Williams left yOstcr.
day for Pittsburgh to visit relatives.
Joseph Hilton wont to Cambridge
yesterday to make short visit.
Mrs. Jennie ALL, orgunist in the
Baptist church. has resigned.
Five DRINKS and ono disordcrly werC
arrested on Saturday night
Tho West Virginia Glass Works shut
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