The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-29
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Acrnss tho River.

Across tho River.
Yesterday morning, about 3 o'clock, a
lively scrapplng match took place at the
corner Of Fourth aud Hanover streets.
Five mon walked up Hanover street
and whom near Fourth ono Of the num-
bor pulled or his coat, threw II on the
pavement aud two Or three OF them
started In at II earnestly. II II. not
known whether any damage was done.
Bricks and stones were thrown and
much profanity was used, aEaklng sew.
oral persons. Ono man got up out OF
Ills bed aud complained to the men
about their loud talk, and n OF them
told him TO 20 to h.. The names OF
the participants were not learned.
They uuarreled over cards. No arrOsta
were made. At s O'Clock yesterday
morning John Moore and John Thomas
INDUCED in u fight noar kerf's planning
mill. Neither was much hurt. Jacob
and Jerry Schroeder, employees at the
Buckeye glass works, were arrested Sat
uFday night for drunkenness aud dlaor-
dorly conduct. A Hungarian was run
in Tor drunkenness.
Pete Dunn wal recently sent to the
county Jail for IcTapping with Bill Moi
fat. lie was released on Saturday and
Mefalt had him arrested, charged with
pointing revolver at him at the time
Of the scrap. Squire ], L, Clark fined
Dunn $40 and costa aud he was sent
back to 81. Clairsville. Dunn IL a glass
blower al the Buckeye, MolaGt worked
there ton or eleven years ago.
On Saturday tho "old Men" played q
game Of ball with the "Young Men,"
the latter winning by niue to three:
I'd. W. Reid was captain oil the "old
follows" aud his battery was Woods and
Hayes. The battery for the Winnsrs
was Harding aud smith.
AIRS. A. p. Meyers, nes Miss Jennie
haywood, OF Allegheny, Pa, is here on
her way To COlsrain to visit her father,
John p. haywood, who isabout to take
charge OF the new hotel there.
An excellent programme has been
prepared for tho Epworth League en-
tortainment at the N. L. church this
evening. No admission will DO charged,
A collection will DO taken.
Last evening a union Meeting OF the
Y. p. s. q. +. was held ia tho U. p.
church, at which the delegates TO tho
Boston convention made their reports.
Mr.. Kriter, q farmer near Portland,
planted forty bushels OF wheat and after
lhreahing 1t had only City bushels, aud
did not have much fun Other.
Paul Wells, who Is visiting relatives ut
GAINESVILLE, has a very sore arm and
will not be able to take part in the road
race Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Pugh, Of Ironton, who
has been visiting at tho residence Of
Roger Reoce, has gone TO Pittsburgh for
a few days.
Mrs. Ii. WohlgOnuth and daughter,
Hannah. have returned to Cleveland
nftor a visit with their relative. William
HoroviiE.
Rev. S. Fortncy, Of West Wheeling,
addressed tho Sunday afternoon meet
Ing OF the Y. NJ. q. A. at Walnut Grove.
Tho Coletain Farmers club will pic.
mic on Thursday, aud the Union sunday
school picnic takes place on Saturday.
Twenty couples Of Martins Ferry peo-
pie attended the hop at Jacob O'D9iI's
10 tho country on Saturday night.
Rev. DR.. SodgWick preached in the
Baptist church yesterday morning aud
Rev. Mr.. Cousins In the evening.
z. ]. Miller was up from siSIersville
over Sunday, and says moro interest Is
taken in that field than evor.
Mrs. Price Ponce complained to the
polics last night that boys had been
stoning their residence,
Tho pulpit in the N. L. church was
Glled yesterday morning by Rev. o. W.
Holmes. Of Bellaire.
Misses Carrie and Lizzie Woruig, who
have been visiting at Valley Grove, re-
turned yesterday.
James II. Drenucn, who has been
visiting his daughter at KeRne, Pa, has
returned.
Next week tho Don Canning Com.
pany will commence putting up to.
matoes.
Eleven cyclera have entered the road
race aud eleven prizes hAvo been 70.
coiyed.
Tho contract for tho electric light
plant will probably DO let next Saturday
night
Carl vounum has returned from an
extended visit with relatives at Mas.
sillon.
Mrs. George wobbCr, who has boon
worry sick, was somewhat better ycSter.
day.
Martins Ferry has two vacant pulpits,
Cadiz four and Steubonvillo five.
q II, Carpeutos spout Sunday on tho
camp ground at MouudiVille.
An unusually largo number Of people
went to Colerain yesterday.
W. p. Bags is able to DO at work
again after n brief Illness.
Eight Martins Ferry wheelmGn rode
IN Nj. plpaannL yogiaFunY.