The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-18
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Across tho niyor.
Tho Independent Hoao Company won
tho ten milo relay race with tho Y. NJ.
y. a. at Mariin's Ferry on Saturday
evening. Tho taco was started 1880,
with twonty neh OH each sido. The
Indopendontsgotth tho raco In 80 minutes
40 seconds, defeating the Y. NJ. @. A,
about 5! minutes, or threp-quarters Of q
mile. The hose company boys took the
lead and hold It for five miles, when
Arm passed Moore, who beat his oppo.
nent. Robert Edwards, OF tho indie,
pendenth. mado alhalt milo mao, the
best time. Fred Ulp and Ed Am made
tho faatest time Tor tho Y. NJ. o. a. lhe
men ran In this order. Independent
George Springer, r B. Montgomery, AL
Davis, William Inglenyer, Charles
Downoy, WE. Thomas, Ollie MeAninch,
john Moore, Ed McAninch, Ellis Lash,
Pete Reddy, Anon Paxton. A. ]. Leo,
Robert Edwards, Clatenco Ebbette. Y.
M. O. A.-WiQiam Snldkeld. James
Sweeney, Tliomus Mitchell, Frod UP,
joss Hopkins, CHARLES Wood, Robert
Smith, Ed Arm, Ed Marker, Henry Bog
gott, William Ball, Brooch Brown, How
ard Smith and Paul Thomas. The fire.
men. take part In tho tournament OF
Sanduskyf O., next month.
Tho Toledo cadet, and q battalion OF
tho Third left Wheeling creek Saturday
and went 10 Shorrod,uille OIL tho Wheel.
ing 4 Lake Eric via Bridgeport, Martina
Ferry and Warrenton. The boys had
to lle at Martins Forty four hours and
tookiin the slghts.
Work will DO resumed In full ut the
West Virginia glass works this morn.
Ing. Tho works Is running entirely on
orders. Tho Union glass works is very
busy. Tho Buckeye glass works con.
tinuca to chip lamps and bar goods.
Robert Corhett, tho colored man who
was shot In tho Brown Front saloon
about two weeks ago aud supposed to
DO fatally injured, will DO taken to the
county infrnary to-day.
Tho delegates to tho state Sunday
school convention at Dayton made their
reports. OF O meeting OF Sunday rchool
workers In tho Presbyterian church
yesterday afternoon.
A reward OF 500 will be- pnid for the
arrest Of the parties who robbed the
residence Of David Sutton at St Glars.
vlilo while the family were at church.
Large numbers Of tho soldiers visited
Martins Ferry during their stay o,
Wheeling Creek. Some OF the girls are
sorry they have gone.
Some Of the young men again talk Of
organizing q militia company. East
Liverpool is tho nearest town having
ono.
Rev. Mr.. Brownlee's pulpit, in the
U. ?. church. was filled by Rev. Mr..
Little, Of Wheeling, yesterday.
Dick Padden has returned from
Charleston where he made a good re-
cord with tho base ball club.
Miss Anna McKim COOS to Pittsburgh
to-day TO take a position in the office oil
tho Consolidated Lamp Co.
Kerr, Montgomery aud Howolls are
home from the Ohio State University,
and Morris from Scio.
Mr.. n Mrs. Jacob Natthewa buried
an infant daughter ut Riveryiew GENE.
terry yesterday.
Mrs. Watson, of New York, Is visiting
hor parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. W.
Morrison.
Theo. Snodarasa has been appointed
D. D. G. N. Of the Odd Fellows in this
district.
Mrs. L S. Winters. OF New Philadel.
phia, apent last week with old friends
here.
Mills IL and 9 at the Etna. s.andard
ara Oh. Nos. 10 and IL will 60 on TO-
day.
Misses Ella Inglebrighs and Mary
Thomas will entertain this evening.
Thomas Williams is having a crazy
quilt made out Of bicycle badges.
Police Officers Fritz Och and Scott
Neal have been reinstated.
William Mann, esq, spent Sunday al
Ellwood, Pa.
Miss Bssa Brady is expected homo TO-
day.