The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27
MARTINS FERRY.
Hap. aud srt.hnp. in the Thriving city
Across The River.

Across inc IiNtrs
Yesterday morning before commenc-
Ing Ills sermon, llcv. s. J. IsnElc said
the church would submit without Il
lnuriuur to the wishes OF the gentlemen
In whose hands much responsibility is
placed and hO has every condolences In
their Judgement. Durlng his sermon
he referred TO the Armenian question.
He said the Lord rules. the Lord II
more powerful than the devil and while
the devil may triumph for u time the
Lord viii win and In the end thr
slaughter OF Christian martyrs will
cause widespread awakening OF
Christianity In certain parts OF the
world.
j. II, Plckens. one NJ tho applicants
for lamp trimmer. Is 10 be given II trial.
lie offered to trim all OF the lamps ut
$i5 Per month, furnishing hts own horse
and wagon and giving $500 bond for the
faithful performance Ot tho duties, To
trim and clean all " these fntntis In n
day Is big Undertaking.
Eighty miners are ut work ut tho
Yurkvillc mines aud the force ~ being
Increased right along. Many OF tho
mon moved away during the shut down.
TiIc coal Is slIIpncdtO MtnBo, Wciisvitic,
ind Cleveland.
A Cambridge lady who had been Wis
Itlng the Hlldebrand family In Clark's
addition, was Quarantlncd on her re-
turn and all of the family Is shut of.
Miss Mary Hall. OF Stcubcnvillc, who
has been In Martins Ferry since tho
quarantine. was called home OIL Sntur-
day by the illness Of her father.
New. Paul Hummer was Installed M
raRor OF tho German Lutheran church
Yesterday, by Rev. p. J. Hob. OF Wheel
ihg, who preached the sermon.
Ex-counctindH c. II. Carpenter hns
been succeeded on the finance commits
tee by Richard Stewart and by Charles
james on the light committee.
Eight hundred and iltty dollars due
the Standard Electric Company, was
attached by Russell & Company, OF
MnsslIlon, on Saturday.
Mrs, NJ. Il. Cole aud children return.
cd OH Saturday from M extended visit
at GAINESVILLE. accompanied by Mrs.
Coles uncle, Mr. Iced.
CITY Marshal II. u. Moore, who ilus
been qunrnH1lncd six weeks, on nc-
count OF smallpox, was given his free
dom yesterday.
A two thousand candle power arc
lamp with an misunderstood globe, was
placed in Dnrmh's drug store oil Sat
uilay.
4 ilnn ovcrcoat belonging 10 Fred,
Jones WINS recently EtOlnn from y West
virginia hotel az which in was stop
ping.
The Iaugiillm lin plate mill will
nttyily Ett Oh Lhl8 week and possibly
net uinil Monday on account OF repairs,
Quarterly meeting was held In the NJ.
u. church yesterday, conducted by tho
Presiding Elder, Rev. J.. u. SlcTnm
The incanlcsrent light was turned on
by tho city plant on Saturday and Is
pronounced the best ever seen here
Mrs. Clayton, OF tho Floating Bethel
preached for the Church OF God con-
Ercgntlun yesterday morning,
Iscv. W. j. IInrtzog nrrachcd ut Cln-
clnnntl yesterday In tho Interest OF the
uirtI-sulnon league.
Frank Heinrich and daughter, Octa-
YIN, returned last night from q short
visit at GAINESVILLE.
IL win be necessary to rnetuo the
Parker YPll because Of the banding Of
II piece OF casino.
MIR. and AIItS. James Peters spcnt Sun
day ut Empire. The homo uf tho for
nGr's pNrenlJ.
Matt McDrrmott. jr.. who has been
very sick with fever, IL believed 10 be
out OF danger
Mrs. Alex. Frazier, who has been viz
itlng her daughter ut Srwlrkicy, has
returned.
The buckeye Glass wOrkR made mn
unusually large shipment ot ware on
Saturday.
Leech's orchestra viii furnish music
ut tho MaennCrrlIor entertainment to-
night.
il. 1Autrbs leaves for Philadelphia
to-day. where lie expects to lOcatC.
Ordinances were plssed ON Saturday
niFiit, for the protection Of city proper