The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-26
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AUrosI the River.
The Martins Ferry base ball team,
under the management of H. w. Goud-
ing, played their initial game here yes
terdav afternoon, on the mill grounds,
against the strong team of Tiltonvtfte.
and were defeated by the score Of to
3. The game was interesting through
out and was marked by some brilliant
PLAYS on both sides. The battery for
Tiftonyiiie was Jarvis and Starr. Mar
tins Ferry, GoudinH, Easton, Morgan
and Farrell.
The Capital base ball team, OF Bel
laiFe, will play the team OF this place
to-morrow afternoon on the miu
grounds. Game called at o'clock. Man
aEer Goudlng promises the people OF
iris place a fne article Of the national
game. and asks the people to be more
liberal In their donations toward the
support Of the team
Manager Miller has booked three OF
Lincoln J. Carriers playa to appear ut
the opera house next week. On Thurs
dsy evening he will present THE Tor.
nado:" Friday evening 1.-THE Fast Mall
and Saturday evening ''The World"
The piston rod Of the engine which
runs the bar and plate mills OF the
Aetna-Standnrd, was broken yesterday
morning, which will lag the employees OF
those departments on for about week.
The new department of the Laughlin
tin mill shut down with third turn this
morning, to put in new boilers and It
will probably be several weeks before
they will be ready to resume operation.
About two hundred people attended
the reunion Of the Bracken family at
NJ. Pleasant yesterday, In the Friends
yearly meeting house. A nuInner Oh our
people were IN attendance.
The three Hungarians arrested for
AghtinE Wednesday night, were given
a hearing before Mayor Shtpman yes
terday afternoon and each were as
sessed 50 and costs.
VIII H. Wood, agent OF the Cleveland,
LoraIn & Wheeling freight depot OF
this place, is detained at his home in
the Grove, on account Of being Slightly
Ill.
After prayer meeting In the United
Presbyterian church last evening, a
congregational meeting Of the Presby-
terrain church was held.
Misses Lizzie and Jennie Jones leave
the first OF the week for England, to
Join their parents and make that their
future home.
Misses Olive and Grace McCleary en-
tertained number OF their young
friends last night at their homeon Vine
street.
s. W. Sinclair, OF BeIlaire. stopped Off
here yesterday on his way to Dubuque,
Iowa, to visit H. W. Gouding and fam
lily.
Mrs. Harry wolcott, Of Norfolk, Va.
who has been visiting her parents on
Third street, returned home last night.
The watermelon race. witch was to
have been run last night, was post
poned until this evening at 2 o'clock.
Fred. Eberlie returned yesterday from
a business trip In the interest Of Spence,
Bags & Company.
Leonard Strobe goes to New Castle.
Pa, to-day, to work IN the Tin mill at
that place.
Miss AvIce MlllIgan. who has the ty-
phoId fever, is in very precarious
condition.
Rev. A. B. GrIfltN. OF Cleveland, is
sFAsltlHB hES' E4OEAuhhS VA ElptH blESGt'
Mrs. James Hukill goes to Marietta
tomorrow TO vist relatives and friends
Misses Della and vesta He'll went to
Darlington to visit relatives yesterday.
Verne Young, Of DIIlonvale, was call
ing on friends in the city yesterday.
W. W. Mccoy, of Marietta. wns in
town yesterday on business.
S. W. Boyd was in st. Clnlrsville yes
terdaV on business.
C. S. Teachout, Of Cleveland, was in
the city yesterday.
L. S. Buckley, Of Columbus, was in
the city yesterday.
B. Il. Rockwell, Of Flushing was in
the city yesterday.
L. c. Davies, of wellsyille, was in
town Yesterday.