The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-07
Martin. Ferry Brlen.

The participants In the scrap on Sec
ond and Fayette streets on Thursday
night, were Mrs. Davis, of Mingo June
ton, and Miss Moore, of West Wheel
Ing. Their fight attracted much attcn-
ton and consisted largely Of words
They were arrested and released with
the understanding they leave town.
The Portland Station postofIice and
store of T. o. Betton, was entered on
Thursday night, and merchandise and
stamps to the value Of S25 taken. The
parties had key with which the door
was opened and locked when they left.
Fred EberIy, travelling salesman eor
Spence, Bags q Company's stove
works, came In yesterday from sue
cessful four weeks trip( through Penn
sylVanla, IVES: Virginia. Virginia and
Maryland.
John Quinn, Of Mingo Junction. will
succeed william j, Howells resigned,
as chief engineer at the Aetna-Stand-
ard. Mr.. Howells was connected with
this establishment almost quarter of
a century.
The Harvester's Club had an outing
at Delaney's Grove, last night, and a
crowd went to steele's Grove to spend
the evening at dancing.
Mrs. Isabella Default died at Farm
ington on Thursday. She was mem
Der OF the Methodist Episcopal church
for many years.
John A. Kirkpatrick died at Colorado
Springs, Colorado. and the remains
were Inferred at Flushing, this coun-
ty, yesterday.
o. S, Negus, who resigned as COM
missioner OF the Colerain and Martins
Ferry pike. has been succeeded by Ma
than steer.
A number of miners from the larger
mines In this neighborhood have lately
gone to the West Virginia coal fields to
take Jobs.
The third well of the Piedmont OH
Company promises to do better than
the Others. The ReHea sand has been
reached
Miss Josephine MCGOWAN entertained
a number of friends last night, In hon
or OF Miss Gertrude Tressler of AL
lance.
The "Immortal ]. n" has gone to
Missouri with the hot weather and VIII
proceed to lift the veil" Poor Mis-
souri,!
Jockson Johns and Bert Grim leave
Monday, on bicycle tour including
Dayton, Columbus, Toledo and Cleve-
land
A lawn fete will be given at the resi-
deuce of c, II, Carpenter By the sun
day School class of Mrs, John Bush
II, C. Montgomery LEFT yesterday on
a trip through Pennsylvania, In the in-
terest OF the Bellalre stove works.
This afternoon at 2;3O o'clock the
Hatch g. Greer bail club will play n
picked nine on the Ellet grounds,
II you wish to subscribe for the In
teiigeneer, leave your name at the
Martins Ferry Ollie OF this paper
The hot mills at the Lnughlln tin
mill which are off on account OF an ac-
cldcnt, will resume on Monday
The st. Clalrsvillc fnIr will he held
September /, 2, and O. The second day
VIII he Grand Army day
Mrs. Joseph Jacobs and son, Leon,
go to Cincinnati to-day, on the Baltl-
more & Ohio excursion
Tho ST. ClnIrBylllc Gazette " hurrnh-
lng for high tarlfi ana prosperity and
telllng why wheat IL up,
Roy Simpson leaves to-day for Day
ton, Ohio, from which place he viii go
TO storm Lake, Iowa
An effort In being made to secure tho
pardon Of Edward llooycr from the
Ohio ponltcntlnry
Robert Downcy In making lumber
Of improvements on his property on
Fiftt street,
Martins Forty was wen represented
al the "Dlnmond Meet" on the Island
yesterday
Verne aud Nlua llNrrott have return.
cd from three weeks visit at cnll1,
Ohio
Miss liortlo Mlllgnn, u VT Pleasant,
IN Visiting the family of Samuel Mini
gan
Mr.. and Mrs n, H. Wood ana son,
leave to-day, to spend n week or two In