The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
MARr1Nls PERRY.
rraps and rrIshap. la the Thriving city
AcfuGs the River.

Drs. B. o. Williams, ]. NJ. Hogan, J..
L. Hervey and James H0weiiP, viii at
tend tho meeting Of the Eastern Ohio
Medical Society, ut steubenville, to-day,
They have passes. This will be the first
opportunity any OF them have had to go
up since the quarantine.
At tho Republican primaries held in
the First ward last night, Thee, Keller
was nominated for council to Ill the I'M
expired term. The, officials were John
Coates, A. W. wilhelm and A. J. Harris
The election is to be held to January 20.
Burglars made an unsuccessful effort
to enter the saloon OF Michael Miller in
AetnayIlle, about o'clock on Sunday
morning They were working ut the
back door when heard. Three men were
seen running away
Mr.. s. L. Wood. OF smithfeid, former
~ OF Martins Ferry, was in town last
evening, on his way home. He Is a gen.
erai agent for the Western Cottage
Piano and Organ Company, of Ottawa,
Illinois.
The Farmers Institute viii be held Mt
Coleruin tomorrow and Thursday. The
Oriental Banjo. Mandolin and Guitar
Club, OF Martins Ferry. will furnish
music on Thursday evening.
The large stacks for the new battery
OF boilers Mt the Aetna-Stahdard are
being placed in position. The battery
would be put In operation BY Thursday
IL the stacks were up.
An Official meeting will be held Mt the
NJ. Il. church tonight. The Epworth
League services, class meetings and
prayer meeting will all be held on
Thursday evening.
Henry Flint, manager OF the North
wood Glass works, nj IIlwood. Pm, was
In town yesterday shaking with friends
He says the works will so on about the
first OF the month.
Yesterday Monroe johnson wns fined
81 and costs for carrying concealed
weapons. His wife Withdrew the
charge Of pointing n revolver ut her
Up to last night the Martins Ferry
agent of the C. & p. road was not sell
Ing tickets TO Mingo, although the quar-
nntIne wnS lifted on Wednesday.
The seventh poi viii be put in opera
ton at the Aetna STANDARD tin plate
mill to-day and the eighth Will DO gtnrt-
cd In two weeks.
Supplies are arriving daily for the
Colcraln oil field, Four car loads of
casing arrived yesterday for the Bum
day well.
Hiawnthn Council Jr. o. U. A. NJ. will
install officers tonight and Belmont
City. ]. o. o. f., next Friday night
George Rnlston went TO Dayton yes
tcrdny, where hts mother. Mrs. A. Rails
ton, was recently hurt,
, Miss Sophin shrador viii 20 to KeHne,
Pa, next month, TO make her home with
Mrs. McCluskey.
Miss Anna Carmichael went to MlnEo
yesterday TO spend n couple OF weeks
with her sisters.
Tho lonn ordinance was passed TO It's
Anal reading yesterday afternoon. by
the city council.
Flosle, Il four-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Rose, has the ty-
phoid foyer.
Floyd and snowden White have re.
turned from u five weeks visit at Cam
eron.
Mrs. Rebccca Stewart visited her
daughter. Mrs. Samuel Heaton yester-
day,
John aior Ia suffering from blood
poisoning, the result OF having his hand
cut.
Rev. w. u. HastzoR IA holding a series
OF meetings ut Cambridge.
Rosa Smith returned last night from
New WAlllngford, o.
Miss Alice Klrkbrlde returned ycster-
day,