The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-20
MARTINS rE,,,.y.
flaps aud Mlsiaps In tn rhrlvln: CITY
Across tho River,

Tho city council mado these appoint.
ments on Saturday night: Board OF
equalization, James Runyon, first
ward: James Kerr, Second; cemetery
trustee, 10 succeed Mathew Jones, viii.
IAN llcslop; board OF health, DR.. j. W.
pnrrah, First ward: William Hilton,
Third watdj police, John Fisher, Flrst
ward, Fred Och, Second ward, NJ. $.
Myers. Third ward, II. n. Neal, all
around; committees -atreets, James,
Stewart, Carpenter; finance, Hilton,
Kerr, Carpenter; light, Carpenter, Iii.
ton, Kerr; tlre department, Korr, Car.
penter and James; ordinances. Stewart,
Joncs mud korr; water works, Hilton,
James and Carpenter; hall. Stewart.
II was decided TO condemn or buy pass.
agc way Tor tho sewers In district No. !,
one.hnll to DO paid by tho city and ono.
half assessed on tho abuttiug property.
a. Lash 20. the contract for tho on.
Glnectl Nc, being tho lowest bidder, ho
TO daduct So for tho specifications,
drawn by Millar. The committee APP
pointed TO Investigate the police 70.
ported that while thoro was ONT ical.
ousy existing between thom tho aOr-
vices were satisfactory. Another com.
mi,tco was appointed to investigate Ger.
tain matters which came to tho
knowledge OF tho committee in
connection with tho police. The
light committee was instructed
to take options for thirty days Tor II site
for tho electric light plant. Tho street
commissioner was instructed 10 do GER
tain work himself. Among tho bills
presented was N for So % for bedbus
poison. Six ballots were required to
elect u mombor OF tho board OF equaliza.
ton in the First ward, the candidates
being L. 0. Padeliord, James Ruuyon
and Thomas Williams.
Tho Grand Lodge OF Odd Follows, OF
Ohio, will meet At Canton on Tuesday
and there will 90 d big parade in the nj.
ternoon, in which tho l'atrlarchs Mill.
tant will participate. Odd Fellows and
others who wish to 20 md SEQ II can do
so at LOO for tho round trip BY going
on tho excursion Of tho Builders Ex.
change over the Wheeling & Lake Erie
railroad
These games wore played OH Satur-
day Martins Forty Juniors 10. Lowor
Five s; Dauchcrtys 10, Wilson's IL;
Steinman Stars l6, Sand Hill Bluffs 10;
Hubs II, Henderson Stars Il; Schedules
10, Ciiiiords 1; Williams Shirt House
20. Gaylords %.
Roy Mcconnell and Mary Reddy. who
sued the Brown Front saloon for $1,000
and 5000 respectively for the unlawful
sale oil liquor, are TO receive 500. to be
divided pro rata, the defendant to pay
80 aud costs.
a number OF Martins Ferry people
will take in the excursion on the Wheel
ing Il Lake Erie tomorrow to Canton
aud Myers Lake. Tho fare Is only
81 50 and the two meals only p cents
each, n emo trip for the money.
William Rogers. OF Martins Ferry,
has been appointed as instructor for
the y. ". Q. A. gymnasium ut East
Liverpool and will take charge Sep,em.
Der !. lie will make a good one.
Mrs. Hanna Kirtz, aged cighty.threc.
died on Saturday night. The funeral
will take place from the residence OF he:
son, Andrew kirtz, on First street, to.
day ut . o'clock.
One Of the chimneys in tho old ware
house near the ferry landing fell yes.
terday and some boys who were playing
in the building were very much fright.
cned.
Navier Irog;en, who has been in
Europe taking lessons in etching and
decorating glassware. arrived in Pitts
burgh on Saturday and will be here this
week.
F. D. Stricklin leaves to-day to repre-.
sent this district at the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows at Canton.
There are eleven lodges in the district.
Yesterday a humble. Of Martins Ferry
people went to Trenton to see the color.
ed people baptized.
William Eberling and John Baggou
leave this week for Chicago to work in
a tin plate mill.
Joseph Hilton and Winfield Clark so
to Cleveland to-day as delegates to the
convention OF the iron and steel
workers.
Several members OF the Welsh Con-
grcgational church wen. to Pittsburgh
yesterday 10 hear q prominent divine
preach.
About forty L.aughlin mill men and
boys have been working at the .Etra-
Standard during the shu: down.
Misc Flora IIeatherington, OF Bell
aire, spent Friday. Saturday aud Sun
day with relatives here.
Watson Meredith had his leg and
three ribs broken while logging near
Mt. Pleasant.
James Gather, OF tho Union Glass
Com pany. has returned from Pitts
burgl.
NJ Sheets is home from n trip
through tho northwest. west and south.
Aunion picnic OF tho Good Templars
will be held Mt Sidwell's Grove soon.
The GIcnns Run mission Sunday
school was %re.orsanizcd yesterday.
John and Albert J%epson. Of Canal
Dover, are in town among friends.
Mr.. aud Nr.. John MilIigau, OF Mt.
Pleasant. were down yesterday.
Laban Wilson has returned from a
two weeks visit at Cambridge.
Rev. S. B. Groves. vile and child, have
arrived from Chob Foo, China.
George W. Collins aud Z. X. lIoge arc
at Pittsburgh.
yd,r no os Much for You.