The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-04
MARTINS FERRY,
iIaps aud MI,haps In tue Thriving City
Across tho River.


Across tho River.
The eleven hod carriers employed by
Selby Bros. on tho Laughlin tin mill,
who have been getting 81 80 per day,
demanded s. yesterday. This WAS 70.
fused, and three quit work. Tho others
continued at work At the old price.
Yesterday "Tobe" Kyne and Rufus
Brown were fined $40 aud costs on one
charge, and s. and costs on another;
John kyne s. and costs and John Feel
ton was bound over TO court, for their
parts in Saturdays iracas.
Walking parties from Wheeling and
Martins Ferry to Colorain aud back
are becoming popular. the walkers tax
ing upper there. A party Of " hcellue
men have made several trips.
John Mccullough was arrested ycster-
day. Hc had been going from house 10
house begging, and frightened Il number
OF women. lilo lives on Glenn's run,
aud acts strangely.
A musicale and festival will be given
next Saturday eveninga ut the residence
OF William Stringer, At Portland Sta.
ton. Miss lIenulg, OF Wheeling, will
take part.
The Presbytcrians again talk OF build.
ing new church. 1t is hoped that tho
matter will not end in talk. Martins
Ferry is behind the times i'll itl
churche.
DR.. Will II. Hall went to Cleveland
yesterday on the Wheeling & Lake Eric
railroad 20 attend the Sunday school
convention. Several others will 90 to-.
day.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie will give
rate OF 50 60 for the round trip to
Sandusky for the Il. y. K cncampmen..
Several will 20 from Martins Ferry.
Joseph Hilton and David Llewellyn
returned yesterday from Cleveland,
where they attended the ironworkcrs
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Campbell and
daughter Ella, went 10 Cadiz yesterday,
to visit relatives. Tho latter will return
In week.
Mrs. Nancy Eddy, OF Monroe county,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Matte Cox, returned yesterday.
Mrs. E. A. Chamberlain, who has
been visiting her son. Glare Chamber
lain, returned to Akron yesterday.
The golden wedding OF Rev. J. Y.
Ashcnhurst and wife, OF Lucille, will be
celebrated on Thursday.
John Winters. OF New Philadelphia,
is visiting old friends here. lie is son
OF Rev. |. S. Winters.
Mrs. Adolphus Stewart, formerly OF
Martins Ferry, died in Virginia on
Friday.
]. 2. Grove burned his foot in Mann's
foundry and is laid up in consequence.
Frank Heinrich has ,akon charge OF
the scales at tho Top mill blast furnace.
Edward lIuiuphrevillc, OF Mt. Pleas.
ant, was in town yesterday on business.
Kcnwor,hv Ilogc, OF Delaware, is in
town on his way to Washington, D. c.
George Duncan has gone TO Pi,tsburg
to attend the funeral OF mis- mother.
Miss Nora Clark is home from Barnes.
vile. where she was teaching.
S. i. Dean loft yesterday for Column.
bus to sorro on grand jury.
About thirty coal miners went to
work at Gaylord yesterday.
The Board of Equalization got down
to business yesterday.
Tho Laughlin nail works is making
very large shipments
Miss Jennie Milhouse is visiting
| friends at Marietta.
The Belmont brick works will DO of
until Thursday
Henry s,cnsIc. of Wel!sburc, was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. John GOrsuch died at Mt. Pleas.
ant yesterday.
Joseph Harrison, OF Darnosvile, is in
town.