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The Cn.ualty Record.


A business block was burned at Belle
vile, Ont. Loss, $4,000.
James Darwin. aged IL years, was
killed by hog at Huntsville, Ala.
Philip McDonough, a Brooklyn fire
man, was run over and killed by an
electric car.
Seven men were fatally burned by
natural gas explosion at East Chica-
60, Ind.
At Hadensville, Ky, Miss Shelton &C.
cidentally shot and killed her friend,
Miss Allen.
Nancy Holman of Pleasant Plains, ILL.,,
aged 20, was instantly killed by .
freight train at crossing.
Mrs. Ann Baldridge. 1O4 years old,
fell at Terre Haute, Ind, qpd broke her
thigh. She cannot recover.
The storage car of Burlington Train
No. IL caught fire and burned at Ma
perville, III.
Jacob seibald, a Chicago & North
Western brakeman, was killed by the
cars at Marengo, Ill.
Richard Sipples, were buried by a cave.
ArbOr, Mich.
william and Edward Hawkins and
James Hadley were bruised about the
arms and head by the explosion of a
can of powder at Brazil. Ind.
A Columbus & Wheeling passenger
train was wrecked near Bremen, Ind,
the mail coach being burned and the
express safe containing $4,000 dumped
into q creek.
Two tramps, names unknown, drank
concoction Of alcohol and aconite in
Attleb0r0, Mass, and died. Six other
men who drank from the same bottle
were made violently i'll.
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Chprred with Ma,nr,c.,..

Sioux Falls, S. d., Jcn. 9.-Dr. A. NJ.
tister, who was indicted about o year
ago for the murder Of Minnie Olson,
and who has been in the county Jail here
sll ce his capture, Jun. 8. will be tried
OH the 18th inst. The doctor is charged
with performing criminal operation on
the deceased.
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An Internntl,n,l Mnrrisne

London. Jan. 9.-IHe Times announces
the coming marriage of Viscount Deer
hurst, son of the earl of Coventry, and
Miss Virginia Bonynge, daughter Of
Charles William }onynge of California
The BonyEges are now living at 42
Princes Gate, Kcnsington road, London
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The 500 sce.rcht,.l,

81 ult Ste. Marie, Mich, Jc:-. 9.-The
Canadian 500 was visited with big fire
thi, morning which destroyed McQuarm's s
grocery, Thomas Stationery store and
Stark's shoe store Loss, $1,000; par
tially covered by insurance.
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Cri.fs Actually Did Exist

Berlin, Jan. 9.-The Soisscie Zeitung
insists that a cabinet crisis. regarding
she action Of the chancellor in different
matters actually existed a short time
ago. 1t is added that the crisis was
not due to internal questions, Or to the
Russian treaty, bpt was connected witt,
colonial matters. 1t is further asserted
that Chancellor v0n Caprivi actually
rendered his resignation but the emperor
refused to accept it.
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Criminal Qoinss.

NSAS0Su@t Ap!h1ss
Rev. DR.. Howard is conYicted at
jackson, Tenn, Of swindling.
Attempts are made to poison Mr.
Scanlan, one Of the prosecuting Ntt0r.
neys in the Couglin trial in Chicago.
An Omaha man sets fire to his house,
cremating his wife, child, mother and
himself.
Joseph Rice, a convict sent up from
st. Louis scaled the Jefferson City, Mo-.
penitentiary walls and escaped.
Eighteen virginians fired upon a
Maryland oyster boat. killing one man
who stood on the deck.
The police have been able to find no
clue to themen who robbed the South
Bend, Ind, National Bank Of $4,000.
Henry Mandel, Of Albany, N. Y.
committed suicide by shooting in no.
tel at Buffalo.
Charles B0dman, one Of the best
known engineers in the northwest. has
been arrested at Spokane on the charge
Of smuggling opium.
Alice MacCormac arrested at Kansas
City, Mo-, for theft, became insane and
made q bonfire of her clothes in her
cell.
Frederick Tescher, p years old, was
arrested in South Bend, Ind, charged
with giving poison to Lilly Lloyd. with,
which she attempted suicide.
Burglars blew open the safe Of the
postof1ice ut Green Valley, ILL.,. securing
SIS In cash, 435 worth of stamps and
$155 in watches and jeweipy.
Prof. 8. C. Shortlidge. OF Medina, Pa,
shot and killed his wife while suffering
from grippe. They had been married
but six weeks.
Two wood-choppers, Cummings and
Hull, had quarrel near Cascade Rocks
Ore. over the ownership Of saw;
After few words Hull drew piSto
and shot Cummings. nOrtally wound
ipg him.
Il 13-year old hoy named NorthruI
was detected In the act Of rObbing I
valise at Lebanon, Mo. John Churchill
who witnessed the act, was attacked
by the Northrup boy. and young
G9sllurchill shot him dead.
Miss aIay BarrOwcliff, a pretty mu
sic teacher, was climinally assaulted
and nearly murdered by unknown mel
| ut Jersey City, n. J. She lay in o va
cant lot fourteen hours, and was fOunt
| In the morning unconscious and nearly
dead. .
| ridge reiterated the statement that *
Is not candidate for renOminaton.
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Made an As.iun,n ent

Chicago, Jan. 9.-Levi Solomon, pro-
prietor of the Empire theater, assigned to
David Wasserman. Assets and liabili-
ties $25,OOO each.
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Sioux Falls. $. d., Jen. A-Arthnr
lnnlan and AL Arnold, alias O'Neil, who
were arrested at st. P,ul u few weeks
ago for robbing the nostofiice at Went
MtIth, this state, were Yesterday befor,
VI tied States Commissioner Lyon and
were bound over in the sum of $1,000
escl.
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Poultry Show.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 0.-Thc state poul
try fourth annual exhibition opened its
four days show In Topeka yesterday.
The display of pigeons is remarkably fine
The Western club alone displays 100
cages.
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nlount I. snmmonea.

Macon, Ga, Jan. 9.--Hon. James T.
Blcrnt received telegram from Wash
Ii gton to-day calling him before the Ha-
waiian committee. He will leave this
afternoon.
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A Paper Forced to the wan.

Canton. 8. D.. Jan. 9.-lhe Daily Ad-
vccete, Editor Engham's paper, suspend
ed publication last night. The paper was
q lively Republican sheet and was very
popular. The close times are wholly re.
sponsibie for its failure
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.exclline G... W..t

topeka, Kan, Jan. 9.-Gov. Lewelling
has gone to Salt Lake City to be absent
Ia week. The governors commission
house at Wichita shipped a car If butter
and eggs to Utah over which there u
trouble, hence his trip west.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-13

No More Secret MessnEes for Sicily.
Lcndon, Jan. 9.-The Anglo-American
Telegraph company and all other tele-
graph and cable. compa nics having con.
nections with Sicily have been instructed
not to receive any more secret or code
messages for that island.
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Tuesday, Jan. o.

Valley City boasts of female hotel
clerk.
Buc, Nelson County. will build q
creamery In the spring.
La grippe seems to he prevalent all
over the state, and in many instances
proving fatal.
Senator John Bidlake Of Cavalier
feels confident that he will receive the
aDDointment as cnnsnl to Rnrrannni,lo
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sunday, Jan. Z.


Jamestown has reduced the license Of
public rcsorts" from $50 to $40 per
month.
Frank Jeralcdk, one Of the leading
merchants Of Ellepdale, has made an
assignment to George II. Reyes for the
benefit of his creditors.
Postmaster Smith OF jamestown re.
.eived $1,GOO worth Of blanket stamps
in one bunch. The Columbian stamps
have to be exhausted before the de-
partment sends out the new issue.
In addition to the prizes announced
ut the Wahpeton oratorical contest, the
third prize in the senior class was
awarded to Miss Grace Morgan Of
Langdon.
In speech at Wahpcton Gov. Short
ridge reiterated the statement that he
is not a candidate for denomination.
J. A. Risk Of jamestown possesses
medallion which was once the prop
erty Of Red Cloud, chief Of the Oga-
lalla Sioux.
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s..uena Cu.toms ANNUITY,

Lima, Jan. 9.-An agreement has been
concluded between the government and
a Peruvian corporation to suspend the
morthly payment of tn. customs annuity
until September. The CORPORATION in the
mta1 time lis freed from fiscal. local and
mrricipal taxes, and the obligation to
ccI st1uct fifty kilometers of railway, as
contracted with the government and
bcldholders. It is understood that the
final settlement of the question will be
left to the next congress:
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-13

Cape Town, Jan. IA dispatch from
Palapye says that native reports state
that fifteen Bechuanalanl policemen were
killed recently during wet, dark night
near 1nyati. No fu-ther details are
given
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Eortv 3elow F1eexe-Out,

-Claremont, s. D.. Jan. 9.-It was 81
below yesterday, with no wind.
Devils Lake, N. D., Jsn. 9.-The ther-
mometer registered 40 below yesterday
morning at z o'clock.
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Dos.ctt Renrieyed,

Guthrie, Okla, Jan. 0.-John Dossett,
who was 10 have been hanged here. has
been reprieved for sixty days.
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IN American Honorea.

Paris, Jan. 9.-Mr. Sprasue Pearce, the
artist Of New York, aud DIR. Mouraille,
have been decorated With the Cross of
the Lexion of Honor.
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Town W'ips.d Out,

Walnut Ridge, Ark, Jan. a-Tne teWn
Of 7ocahontas, Ark, twenty miles frosa
here. was wiped out by fire yesterday
morl ing. The loss will be 10000.
The Dickinson press., 1894-01-13

Thjrty-EiRht BeIGw mt Faribnult.
Frribault. Mimi, Jan. 9-The cold
sEap lowered the thermometer to 3S de.
g.ees below zero yesterday morning. Bus.
iness is good. Wood is cheaper here or
the market than f,r many years.
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Miscellaneous Iten,a.

Detroit will build a city hall In orde,
to give work to the unemployed.
The supreme court of Pennsylvanio
has decided that boycots are lawful.
C. T. O'Ferrall was inaugurated az
governor Of Virginia on Jan. /.
Lake vessel owners decide to raise
money with which to fight the free iron
ore schedule.
A Missouri lady, who Is grandmotll.
er, has elOped with youth of twenty
two.
Fifty masked men at Calhoun, Ga.
recovered several stills seized by rev
enue officers.
John r. Bell Of Cincinnati. Ohio, haa
been appointed trustee Of the Cincin,
natl Southern road.
A company, with Senator Brice at its
head, has secured leases of Indiana gas
lands and will pipe the product Of Ohio
Matney & Curry, merchants ut SoreD
to, Ill.,, assigned. Assets, 5000; lia.
bilities $500.
The steamer Segurance and Vigilance
have been purchased for the West In.
dia service by the Ward Company, Of
New York.
DR.. Orville w. Owen. of Detroit, has
sued the Detroit News-Tribune for $50,
600 damages for denOuncing his 6Aak.
espeare cipher as a fraud.
10 secure funds for maturing obliga.
tions directors of the Erie Railway sys.
TEN, propose that new mortgage be
created, having 100 years to run.
Mrs. Martin NJ. Becker and G. r.
Mechin. who eloDed from st. Louis,
NO., have been traced by detectives TO
the woman's home at Utica, N. Y.
The Carnegie company refuses to re.
duce rents of employees cottages at
Homestead, Pa, to conform to q cut
In pay.
Mitchell signs new articles, and it is
now thought that nothing can prevent
the fight between the Englishman and
i COrbett.
Hon. Galusha A. Grow, the venerable
statesman, was nominated for congress.
man-at-large by Pennsylvania Republic.
ans.
After reviewing the testimony in the
fire at Omaha, whereby four persons
were cremated. the eoroper's jury
placed the blame on James Cummings,
New York State Is free from debt for
the first time in over seventy-fiye years.
BOycOtts In certain cases are declared
legal by the Pennsylvania supreme
court.
The assignees of the w. f. Thorn.
ton & Sons Bank at Shelbyville, ILL.,,
paid the first installments of the 15
per cent, Of the liabilities. The
amount paid out was $71,OO5.
Mrs. Irvine, whose husband killed b.
F. Montgomery in cold blood in hotel
dining room at Lincoln, Neb, because
he suspected Mrs. Irvine and Mont
g0mery, has been granted divorce at
Salt Lake Citv.
The scouxal bunk Aftermath.
Yankton, s. D., Jan. 9.-1t is now one
year since the Scougal bank closed it's
doors, and the affairs of the concern are
still unsettled. About 5 per cent has been
ps i'd all dep0sitors who will accept, but
some have refused. There are sotnc GER
tifcates of deposit that were issued in the
firm name of Mckinney & scougal. and
the holders of such Gel tifcates will soon
commence suit against President McKin-
nsy, Of the sioux Falls National hank,
who was some time prior to the failure,
a partner in the firm Of Mckinney &
Storeal. The receiver fur the defunct
bank has Instituted suits against the
! makers Of $1,000 worth Of notes w1;c.,
figure nv assets, ami as 500" as those
can be collected, the affairs of the bank
will l,e closed un
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THE WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
a CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest and Most Inacortaut News
OF the World, Culled Fron the
telegraph Reports OF the Press
Ae00c1ali0ns,

From the Nations Capital.
The public debt increased $6.s61 ,G82
In December.
Complications are such that the bond
Issuing question may not be brought
Up in congress.
The United States supreme court de-
cldes against the Omaha road in q case
involving 100000 and land grant
of three milliOnacr es.
The Democrats of the ways and
means committee decide upon a tax on
individual and corporate incomes and
an increase Of 10 cents in the whisky
tax.
Lieut.. Lucien Young. Lieut. E. X.
Moore. Paymaster l. G. Hobbs and
Passed Assistant Engineer Stacey Potts
who were attached to the Boston ut
Honolulu. Mt the time of the overthrow
Of the Queen, have been ordered to ap-
pear before the senate committee to
testify on Hawaiian affairs.
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Washington, Jan. S.--,rhe Democratic
quorum in the house has not as vet ma
terialized. Saturday night the house
adopted the extreme expedient of ordering
the arrest Of all members absent without
leave, and deputies are busy serving
warrants on these members, Of whom
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Condensed Record OF the Important
transactions Of Our National Law.
nakers-The Work Done i'm Both
Branches.
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THROUGH OUT THE STATE
INTERESTING NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THR STATE.

Condensed Record Of the Impor.
tant Happenings OF the Week In
North Dakota, Arranged for RAPID
Reading.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-08
MoUNDsvILLE.
A Miscellaneous Melauge OF Minor Mat
tiers from nIarshnlrR Metropolis.

The Epworth League elected the following
officers ut their meeting Thursday evening
President. James A. SiEaioOse; first vice presi'
Miss Mary Scott; third Vice president, Miss Mag.
gle Hammond: fourth vice president, Miss owe
Ewing; secretary, Harold J.. Rogers: treasurer;
Carl n. Hunter. The Installation OF officers VIII
take place next Thursday evening also new
members will be received. The new cabinet
elect will hold meeting this evening at the
home OF the secretary, 10 organize ana select
committees.
Tho oil excitement does not seem TO have en-
tlrely died away IN this county: rS To DeTnE
ridge. and we'll will be put down. Il Is also
reported that the Austin we'll IN Franklin DIS
trict flowed twice last week. &c. Burchinal,
representing tho South Penn Oil Company OF
Oil City. Pa. was here yesterday, looking alter
his compRny's interest.
Thomas Moore. who was implicated In the
robbery OF Joseph Loudenslager at Tue ialr
grounds In the fall, and found guilty oflarceny.
sentence on Thursday. william waites, Of
GreenhrIer county was brought up the sheriff
yesterday and placed there for two years for
larceny.
Miss Mary Sanford leaves to-day 10 visit friends
In Hancock county. She will stay until the
holidays Miss Kitchens has been selected as
organist at the N. Z church In her place as she
Will 10 away again after the holiday 10 spend
the winter at her brothers. In Ohio
. Dr. I'D. schmIed aud wife returned from their
bridal tour Thursday evening. and have taken
rooms at the residence Of Mrs. schmied's parents
In Annadale for the present
There will be no ,ervices at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow. The following Sunday the
pulpit will be occupied py Rev. Mr.. Taught. OF
Indiana.
B.F. Hodgmau was at Warrington yesterday
on business trip.
J. L, Parkinson was at Burton yesterday on
legal business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-08
pRovrDGNr DowNND AGAIN.

The Insurance boys Take Two Defeats
From the wheelings.
The games between the Wheeling
and Provident teams az seiberes alleys
last night resulted in two straight VIC
tories for the former team. The first
was pretty close, being won by a margin
Of sixteen pins, but in the second game.
Wheeling had things all their own way
throughout.
In the first game Colonel Grimm gave
an exemplification OF his cunning by
piling up score Of l66. Jenkins led tor
Provident. The score:
Wheeling-Reymann III, Grimm 1855.
Manning los, Hirsch 1874, Happy l2S,
Adams 1874, total III.
Provident-Jenkins 1856, McCarter
1872. Walden 1856, Bruhn l3l. Wills l20.
Fisher 115, total 760.
Both teams did better work in the
second game. but Providents better"
wasn't good enough to Withstand the
Wheeling onslaught. Grimm again
had high score, 1877. The story OF the
game:
-Wheeling-Reymann 1913, Grimm 1877,
Manning 1866, Hirsch 1876, Happy 1872,
Adams las. total S57.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 143, McCarter
1l5, Walden 142, Bruhn 136. Wells 152,
Fisher l24, total Sl2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-08
YALE IS CHALLENGED

Iy the University OF Pennsylvania to snb'
stantiate Charges Anent tho Foot Ball
Team.
New HAVEN. CoESr Dec. THE fac
ulty OF the University Of Pennsylvania
have challenged tho Yale Athletic AS.
sociatiou to substantiate the charges OF
professionalism limited at broadly
recently against the foot ball players of
the Pennsylvania team.
Tonight sensational communication
was received from George W. Pepper,
secretary OF the Pennsylvania faculty
conference committee. Frequent press
articles which have appeared OF
late in all parts OF the country,
charging eight Pennsylvania players
with being Ineligible through being
professionals or other reasons, and
then states that the registration books
OF the University OF Pennsylvania are
open to Yale for inspection.
Mr.. Pepper appends a long list OF
newspaper clippings charging the Penn
sylyania foot ball team with profession-
alism and also adds the rules OF eligi.
bility allowing members OF tho Uniyer-
sity of Pennsylvania to play on the foot
bali eleven OF that university. The
Yale athletic association will prepare
an answer at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-08
RRoraERs UNDER ARREST.
Audray Hayward Charged with the Mur.
der OF Miss Cling.

MnsEAPoLIs. Dec. 7.-At midnight,
on the evidence secured during the day,
Audray a. Hayward was arrested and
locked up. accused Of firing the shot
which killed Miss Catharine Cling.
1t is said that Harry Hayward,
brother OF the man arrested. and who
was known as MiAs GinRs friend, hay-
log loaned her money on an assign.
ment Of her life insurance policy, had
lost heavily at gambling the last month
or so. He had been regular frequenter
OF gambling rooms and had lost as high
as 5000 night. He became very
much embarrassed for funds, but a
short time ago his father gave him sey.
eral thousand dollars.
The Hayward brothers are now both
in cells charged with murder, but it is
admitted by the county authorities that
they have not secured the man who
fred the shot which killed Catherine
Cling. It Is believed that a warrant is
out for the apprehension OF the man.
The alibis OF the Hayward brothers are
perfect 80 far as the time OF the actual
murder 10 concerned. An admission
made by Hayward while in the sweat
box yesterday has just leaked out. It
is believed that he and Miss Cling had
been sustaining improper relations. 1t
is known, too, that Hayward was en-
gagged 10 marry the young lady whom he
took to the theatre on the night OF the
tragedy, and that the trousseau had
been bought and the day set. The au-
thorities believe this fact may explain
the crime. His approaching marriage
and the necessity OF ending his rela'
tions with Miss Cling may have fur
nished the motive.
The Hayward brothers were for.
mally arraigned in the municipal court
this morning, and the examination was
continued until Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-08
wuEEASo LEAGUE

Last night on the Alusee alleys tue
two tail-enders OF tho Wheeling Bowling
League met for the frat time thiA season.
Two games, that ranked among the
most exciting seen here during the
present season. were played, and Pen
and Poncll emerged from the fray vic.
tor in both contests. The result is that
Lotus is firmly planted in the taiI-end
and Pen and Pencil takes jump up the
ladder aud is in eighth position.
Pen and Pencil deserved the victory
in the opening contest for several rea-
sons. 10 begin with, they presented a
patched up team, obtainable only after
a hot skirmish around town before the
game. Then again Lotus led through
out the game aud II WIS only by good
work in the last two frames that the
newspaper boys succeeded in winning
by margin Of nine pins. The score:
Pen and Pencil-Rhees 10Y, McMur-
chy 1875, Casscll 1856. Brewster lis,
Archer ia, Blind 1l9, total III.
Lotus-Haller 1Ol, Hail lS9, Hamilton
100, Henderson los. Sadler III, Blind
III, total 7OS.
Pen and P..52 iS3 IA go go io6 49, 50 go ~
Lotus......70 40 223 DO 3J2 42l 4gi Sc GAP 7Os
In the second game Pen aud Pencil
led until the fifth frame. Then Lotus
went ahead and remained in front until
the seventh, whom their opponents were
one pin to the good. Lotus led again in
the eighth, but in the ninth Pen and
Pencil was five ahead. At this point
Lotus braced finely and looked win
ner, but McMurchy's fins work in
punching three strikes saved the game
for Pen and Pencil by six pins. The
score:
Pen aud Pencil-Rhees 1877, McMur.
chy 146, Casseli Ill, Brewster 104,
Archer 1877. Blind 1873; total 1888.
Lotus-Haller 129, Hall Ill, Hamilton
12l, Henderson ia. Sadler IA, Bind
1888; total 1851.
Peu and T., &c li9 23s 314 81 iJG 5lS J9i 600 763
Lotus..... So 1913 2l6 SO5 SSi 460 OH 6Oi 6S5 ISL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-08
,IARrIN's FERRY.
Hapa and NIishnps in the Thriving CITY
Across (lIe River.

Across Tie tLiNer.
William Bargeon. formerly OF Martins Ferry
who Is wanted In Belmont county in connection
with the MilitZer robbery at 81. ClairSville y IN
the Guernsey county jail for attempting 70 l nf
nIsh tools TO Ed Anderson 10 nbefate himself
Both will go 10 the penltentiary
"Gentle Annie" Costello. formerly OF Cork,
and latterly OF Benwood, Is serving her seconu
term in the Martins Ferry jail this week Tor
drunkenness. She was Released yesterday morn
lug and Was arrested agaiu before the departure
OF the fog.
Last night Mr. and Mrs. George Irwin were
given donation party at their home 10 Slatks
addition. Mr. Irwin hos been SICK Win Gull
sumption couple OF years.
Lewis and William Scheehle, Adam Wernig,
". C. Sedgwlck, Lewis Prncht ana possibly
others. expect TO go 70 tho Cheat mountains next
week to hunt deer.
Next Tuesday William Mclutosh, Henry Boles,
s. L. GOWN, Walter Duff aud John Walters leave
for IaceyYille 10 try their hand at hunting
Rev. Mr.. Foster, the new rector OF the Episco;
pal churches in Bellaire and Martins Ferry Will
preach here tomorrow afternoon at J:SO.
A hunting party. consisting Of Charles and
Harry Keller and Cash Kurtz, leaves foF Lacey
vile on Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. H. G. IIarrcll. OF Potomac, w.
Va. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Dean.
Pots were filled at the West Virginia glass
works yesterday.
Joseph Mashall and son returned yesterday
from Harrisville
Robert Metz Is In town among old friends
Judge J. S. Cochran has returned home.
7. Doughcrty was at Belaire Yesterday.