The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-20
MARTINS FERRY,
HNps aud lIshap, III tho Thriving CITY
Auruua the River.


AGruua the River
Frank Cos,, Rho figured In the scTapo
on Fourth street on Saturday night, was
placed under $500 bond yesterday for
his appearance at the preliminary exam
ination. He 10 81 bic home on Filth
street and his log IL in bad shape.
Steve Hollsn has been in the lookup
since his arrest Just after the attack.
William Brown, who had his head cui,
was ablo to bs out yesterday Fred
Taylor. the young man who had his
skull fractured, and who shot Co.'s, 10
confined 10 his boarding house aud only
time will determine the extent OF his
injury. The fracture may prove fatal.
Coss and Taylor are not able 10 appear
In court, Constable Stanton having
made the arrests, the cases will DO heard
before Squire Keller.
The case Of Hanson Springer W. the
Standard Sewing Machine Company
was Tried yesterday before Squire Thee.
Keller aRd q jury consisting Of r Mo
Donaugh, Lewis Echeshls, ). u. Arm
strong, Jalnes 1aRnehilI and Wash Bose.
The Jury after delibeTating one hour
gave verdict 10 favor Of the company:
Springer brought suit for fifteen months
storage for u sewing machiuo. lie was
represented by ". i. Dixon aud tho
company by Il, II. McGGughey.
Sixteen colored boys have entered In
ths handicap watermelon ncs which
takos place OH Hanover street this even
ing ut Z o'clock. The boys will start At
the Buckeye glass works and run up the
street TO the St Clair hotel, where eight
melons will be placed in tho middle Of
the street, the winners 10 take one or
more melons
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Henderson, Miss
Emma Henderson and MIR. and MrS, j..
N. Henderson 20 to Pittsburgh to-day
to attend tho wedding Of Nc. Hugh
Grant Henderton and Miss Elizabeth
speor Bunton. &c tho residence Of, the
parents 1902 Eth avenue, Oakland, at
o'clock tomorrow evening.
Dr.. ]. l. Hervcy returned from
Bloomfield, o., where he attended the
eighth annual reunion OF tue Heryey
family. About $50 relatives were pre-
sent. The next one will be held at
WsllsburS the third Thursday in August
noxt year at the home OF the first sat
tier Of the family in the United States.
Matthew Coohey was badly injured
on the Sheets farm. lie was handling
a cow, which became frightened,
knocked him down, aud fell on him.
No bones we're broken. out 1t IL feared
that he 10 injured internally.
Mr. and MrS. Charles Ebsling, Misses
Clara Franzsll, beta and Clara Sheets
and Otto DaulbaFe, Harry KleVlS, Ben
and Ed Exley went to Zpar y6sterday.
Thoy took their wheels with them and
expect to have = good time.
Warrants we're sworn out yesterday
for DINER Cunningham, OF Gleun's Run,
charging him With a'saultiug J. ~.
Mozinso, and for the latter for pointing
a gun at Cunningham.
Mrs Alex Frazier and Mrs, Martha
Anderson and danghtsr, Grace re-
turned last evening from Hoar.
The city 10 to be divided into five
wards. Council has appointed a com'
mitles TO do this.
Nr. aud Mrs. l. Stevens, Of MinEo,
Spent yesterday with Martins Forty
friends.
Miss Ella and Kate DevauIt ere at.
tending the teachers institute at Beth.
esda.
Dean McIIonry has returned from
Clarksburg, where he has been work
Ing,
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Z. Reynolds are ex.
pscled home to-day from Atlantic City.
Mrs. JoVsph Sells left yesterday for
Cincinnati to visit relatives.
Miss Bess Griffith goes to Pittsburgh
to-day to visit friends.