Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-22
MARTINS FERRY.

Saturday evening Peter Dunn and
4 man by the name of Brown, Doth
EMPLOYEES at the Buckeye glass works,
got TO fooling with pair OF scissors,
which ended by Dunn almost cutting
Browns nose off. Dunn was snap
Ming them in Browns face, when he
misiudged his distance with results as
above.
Miss Mary Nader won the watch
offered at the German festival sat
urdav night, she having $29I while
her opponent, Miss Clara huckuck,
had S119. A.,
phia Diehl and Miss Mary hrlnkie
was won by Miss Diehl, who had 500
against S5S, offered by Miss krinkIe'
Nm. Jordan is home from Cleye-
land visiting his parents. He VIII
leave for Sherrodsville, Pa, this morn
ing. .o.,.
Mansel Rose and family, of Quaker
CITY returned home yesterday after
a visit with relatives at this place.
A Young child of James Murphy, OF
Fourth street, is i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. John Seltz, Of Washington
street. received word yesterday that
her mother, who resides IN Sandusky'
O.. had died. She will leave for SAN
dusky this morning to attend the tu-
neral.
The Independent Hose Company
have selected ID. j. w. Darrah, Anon
Paxton. Chas. Downey, Joe Ali and
VIM. Joy as delegates to the conven-
tion at Wellsviue. They have also
elected the following officers for the
year: Foreman, DR.. Darrah; assistant
foremen. Anon Paxton and Patsy
Moore: secretary, VIM. Thomas; treas
urer, VIM. JOY.
Henry Gauding has returned home
from Roanoke, Va.
Saturday evening about half-past
nine o'clock there was between ten
and fifteen shots fired on West Jeffer-
son street. and another shot was fired
about half-past eleven. The shooting
was done by the non-union glasswork-
ers who board out there. No cause is
assigned for the shooting. This prac-
| tice should be stopped by the author
tiles. as people residing in that neigh
borhood are afraid to venture out after
night. lest they might be shot some
| time. This is shown to be true by the
! conversation carried on by couple
| of ladies who live in that vicinity, and
we're going home shortly after the
| shooting occurred. One OF the ladies
| said: Il am afraid to go out after
night any more on account of the
shooting those people do
Scott Linn and George Springer leave
this morning for Cambridge, o., where
| they will so into the confectionery
! business.
Charles X. Williams took seriously
i i'll yesterday and had TO be taken TO
his home at Mt Pleasant.
! Miss Alice WestwOod, Of Mounds
vile. is the guest of John Garrett.
James Jamison, the well known con-
tractor of this place, died yesterday
| morning, after several weeks illness
| with typhoid fever. Mr. Jamison was
widely known in this vicinity and well
| liked by all who knew him. He was
about fifty years old, and leaves a wife
/ and one child TO mourn his death. The
funeral will take place Tuesday.
The funeral OF VIM. Mullen. an old
citizen of this place, who died Satur-
day. will take place this afternoon from
his home. The old soldiers will attend
| the funeral in body.
Marshall Moore returned home from
| Pittsburg yesterday. where he found
Caroline Porter. the woman who dis
appeared from this place last Wednes-
day. He found the woman working in
a restaurant, where she had secured a
place on her arrival at Pittsburg. She
gave no reason for leaving, and the
Marshal states that she will be home
! some time to-day.