The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-29
MARTINS prslsRY.
IInps and nIlshnpS In tho Thrlvln: City
Across tho River. ~

IInps and MlshnpS In tho Thrlvln: City
Across thp River. W.
Arrangements have been mado by
tho Debating Club for mock trial on
Friday, February 0, with lady jurors.
Tho Indictment will allego TINT zone J.
r. Pickons, upon certain midnight.
was in his own house on Third street
in Martins Forty, robbed Of his nrtiG-
cial log aud cruelty luistrcHtod ut the
hands OF marauder and burglar"
A Fourth street druggist Is suspected.
w. Y. Dixon will preside. Anderson,
Hogan and Jones will DO tho proseGut-
ing attorneys and Cook, Mitchell and
uoylo will defend tho prisoner. Black
ford will be sheriff aud Drunnen his
deputy, Williams court crierruna Nc
Glenn stenographor. The Jurors and
juresscs arc Misses Mary Thomas, BeH-
sic Brady, Kate Grior, Jennie McGrow,
Lena Mckay, Ella Inglebright, Bes-l
sic Griffith, Clcod Anthony, Edith
McKim, josie MCGOWAN, joss Charlton,
Maud Garbor, saIle Miller, Mattio Ex-
10y, Minnie Cox, Beta Shoots, Kate
Ralston, Berthe Blackiord. The trial
will probably take place in tho Opera
House.
While boys were playing ball back OF
the general store OF llodgens & Ward
1t Portland last Sunday the ball rolled
down undor the building and two OF
tho boys crawled under alter it when
they discovered two sticks OF dynamite
and fuse. 1t is believed that tho
dynamite was put there for the purpose
Of blowing up tho building, which 10
not only occupied by tho atore and hall,
but by'a family as vol.
About twenty-five families applied
for mid on Saturday. The latest con-
trlbutions arc: 0. K. Wood, ono barrel
OF flour; f. c. Boyd, 50 worth OF coffee;
Miss Jennie Nlilhous, bread; W. N.
Holiday, provisions. Eight or ten
more men will be put to work on tho
streets this morning, and others on
"Wednesday or Thursday. Funds and
provisions arc needed.
The members OF the Third ward hose
company entertained their wives at the
hose house on Saturday night. Tho
supper consisted OF oysters, meats,
saIads, bread and butter, coffee,
oranges, bananas. etc. Forty persons
were present, and all had good time.
Miss Kate Grier delightfully."- enter.
tanned party OF her young friends at
her home on South Third street, on
Friday evening, in honor OF MIR, and
Mira. John Turner, who were recently
married.
Tho funeral OF Russell, tho little son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Farnell, took
place yesterday afternoon and was
largely attended. Rev. Robbins OIL.
ciated and tho interment was at River
view:
The school children nrc getting over
vaccinations and the attendance Is in
creasing. All children must 20 to
school. Those who have not books will
be provided with them by the board.
Seats arc selling well for the Schumann
Lady Quartetto tonight, and tho indi-
cations are that the house will BIO filed.
This is the Y. N. q. AS extra, and it
comes highly recommended.
Many persons have already been con-
verified during the revival in tho Al. L.
church. The attendance Is very large.
Forty cents is all Bridgeport man
had TO pay the gas company last month
for three CRATES and u cookstovc.
Harry Geor and Charles Downing
spent Sunday at AicKeesport, Pa.
Miss Margaret Ebert is confined to
her home with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. I. Barrett are enter.
tanning friends from sCad!z
TIL. Gjertson will return this week
from Cumberland, Md.
Miss Ella Inglebrieht is visiting rela-
tives at East Liverpool.
George Dunzihee, OF Cottonwood,
MIMI is visiting here.
Miss Maggie Pennington spent Sun.
day at Moundsville. e
David McKim, OF Colorado, is here
on a short Welt. IA
David Friedman has returned from
Cleveland.