The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-15
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maps and n1lsllaps in tho Thrlvlns city

Maps and n1Ishaps in the Thriving City
Across the River.
At the meeting of the board of direc-
| tors OF the Dung Mems Christian Asso-
citation on Saturday night the following
standing committees were appointed:
Finance, DR.. J. W. Derrah, DIR. W. d.
Hall and George Spence; devotional, j..
B. La Rue, Lee Morris, Ed. S. Houghton,
J. a. Dickson, Dr. w. II. Hall, Harry
Coss, Edgar Krim; rooms and library,
DR.. E. 0. Williams, Dr. J. NJ. Blackboard
and 7. ID. Pugh; gymnasium, George
Rotertshaw, DR.. ]. ". Darrah, Thomas
l. Williams, Charles Woods and Jess
Hopkins.
Sheet mills Nos. !, 2, 3, 4, II, l3, Il
and Is will resume at the IEtna-Stand-
ard mills to-day, and probably Nos. z, s
and 8 the middle OF the week. It is be-
lieved that the pudding question will
| be settled to-day. The company wants
to run the six patent furnaces three
turns daily and the men object. They
| now make only two turns daily, i've
| heats on each. Three sets OF men will
work if the furnaces are run three
turns.
Mr.. Thomas L. Williams. manager Of
the Y. NJ. G. a. foot ball club has pur-
chased fine two months old st. Ber-
sired by Champion Scottish Leader, for
which the owner, Michigan man. re-
fused $4,000. Tho pup, which is as
good as Sir Bevidere stock, is 4 beauty
and is the finest in this section.
In game of foot ball on the Island
on Saturday between the third Y. N. G.
A. team, of Martins Ferry, and an
Island club the former won by 4 score
of to 0. Thomas Springer scored the
touchdown and viii Fisher kicked the
goal. The first half lasted an hour and
half.
Yesterday the Columbian Athletic
Club elected William Mcintosh presi-
dent and Marquis Davis secretary and
treasurer. The club has rented and
furnished rooms IN the McDonough
building on Hanover street, and starts
off with large membership.
Eighteen persons united with the
Presbyterian church yesterday at com
munion, ten by confession and eight by
letter Most of the accessions are
adults. This is the first communion in
this church since the Rev. DR.. Boyle as
sumed the pastoral charge.
Township Trustee Richard O'Beirne
issued $2S in orders on Saturday out of
the poor fund to men working on tho
road Mt Don. He says that the sum paid
than last.
One hundred and fifty young men
have been invited to attend the private
party at Hodgon's hall at Portland next
Thursday evening, each gentleman to
take q lady
Prosecuting Attorney Weems says
that William Wilson's second trial will
be on the original indictment, murder
in the second degree. .
Faris, LEIGH & Co., of Chicago, have
purchased $4,000 building and county
bonds at accrued interest aud $500
premium.
The funeral of Miss Lizzie Brassel
from st. S1ary's church yesterday alter
noon was largely attended.
DR.. w. B. Shuttleworth left last night
for his home ut Clarksburg, w. Va. to
spend to-day.
One arrest was made on Saturday,
plain drunk, making only two the en-
tire week.
Services will be held in the NJ. E.
church every evening this week except
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shannon, of
Mt. Pleasant, were in town yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert r. Kerr returned
on Saturday from Fredoricktown, Va.
Mrs DR.. Will H Hall and children
spent Sunday at Wellsburg.
Mrs. a. B. Gilmore, who has, been
quite sick, is convalescing,
The West Virginia Glass Works goes
on in full this morning.
Mrs. L. Spence and her son John are
sick.