The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-28
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icros the river.
Tho Presbyterian church was packed
last night by al atdicnco that listened
with wrapt attention 10 tho address do.
liverod to tho graduatGg Of tho High
school by Row. DR.. John W. Fins,on,
President Of Marietta college. Tho nd.
dross was spoken oil In tho highest
terms by all who wcro present. Tho
exercises woro opened with singing by
tho scholars OF tho High school. follow.
od by n colo by Miss Carrie Grossly, ono
OF tho graduates. Tho exercises wore
closed with singing by tho scholars.
Tho damage to fruits and garden
truck by tho frosts 10 greater In thia
ncighborhood than first supposed. Tho
lGst frost was tho worat OF tho three and
oven nippOd tho cabbage. Tho loss aus.
tainod by Henry Dorsch, just above
Martins Ferry. IL about $500. aud that
oil John llorchor, Is something like 500.
Thomas McAninch died OF consump-
ton at tho homo OF his mothor. Rachel
NcAninch, on Glenn's run. on Sunday,
aged twonty.aeven ycnrs. lilo was form.
orly employed in the Etna.Standard
mill.
Gottlcib Koch was given n prelimi.
nary examination yesterday before
Squire Edward Clark, charged with ON.
bozzlinG funds from the German Luth.
Gran church, md was hold in tho sum Of
$500.
Tho saloon OF Phillip Leonard at Bur.
lington, was stoned on Sunday night
and two bullets fred through tho win.
dow. A daughtcr Of Leonard was struck
by one OF the stones.
Jonathan McConnaughcy, err, died Of
his homo ut Burloy's Mills on Sunday.
Two OF his children AFRO Alexander and
John, formerly Of Martins Ferry.
Last night telegram was received
announcing tho dangerous illness Of
Mrs. Walter Darrah, nee Miss Mattio
Mcdonald, at Indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. A. J. Van PoIt went to Somortcn
yesterday to attend the wedding OF her
sister Miss Addie and Forrest Crane, OF
Omaha, Neb.
Thee. Moore leaves for Cleveland 10.
day to represent Ohio City Lodge at the
Grand Lodge Of the Knights OF Pythias.
A stone was thrown through ono OF
the plate glass windows in tho saloon
Of William Prince on Sunday night
L. c. and F. II. Sedgwick and Ernest
Smith left yesterday for GAINESVILLE 10
attend the Republican convention.
John Gorsuch, the well known gun
smith OF Mt. Pleasant, died on Sunday,
aged about sevenIy.hve years.
William Jone, leaves to-day for
Cleveland to attend the convention Of
the iron and steel workers.
Mrs. Thomas Webb and child, OF
Braddock, Pa, are visiting Alexander
Mack, on Main street.
Emanuel Robinson. who was badly
hurt at the -Etua.Standari last week,
continues to improve.
Rev. W. B. Hartzog. pastor OF the
Baptist church, has decided to remain
in Martins Ferry.
Mrs. L. A. amberlain. OF Akron, is
visiting her son, L. c. Chamberlain, on
Walnut street,
William Finhcr and Marshal Chopper
were fined yesterday for Sunday selling.
Yesterday William Thomas had
finger mashed nj the Etua.Standard.
Mr.. II. +. Waddell, OF the West Vir-
GINA Glass Works, goes east to-day.
The Cadiz Republican club has been
chartered with n capital OF $4,000.
Ihaddeus Nanderhoof has been
granted n reissue pension.
James Sweeney consemplates q trip to
Chicago on his bicycle.
Price Pence was run in last night for
drunkenness.
Robert Wilson, OF Wilson Bros, is Oh
the sick list.
J. B. Smith. ESQ.,, of Bollairc. was up
yesterday.
I. ]. Irwin is Mt Lexington, Ky.