The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-29
MARrIN.s FEnRY NENYs.
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The pnllS Chronicle Of wheeling
Progressive Sri :hbor.
Republican" in an article published
in the Evening Times last evening. at
tempts to reply to the article In yester-
days Intelllgencer and to apologize for
the editorial in that paper of Tuesday
evening, against holding the congress
sional convention in this city. ms
apology Is little n any better than the
offense. The sixteenth district congress
sIonal convention win meet IN this city
September ~, 1893, and oil who may ot-
tend, whether as candidates, delegates
or spectators, win find good ano satis-
factory accommodations. The 800 nee.
egsary 10 nay expenses will be provided
by the generous and philosophical cit
liens Of Martins Ferry
John Morrison, resident Of the IS
land. employed at the Aetna Standard.
had his left hand badly mashed and
one finger broken yesterday morning.
while at work at the channel Iron rolls.
He was taken to his home and the
wound carefully dressed by the attend-
ing physician.
Scott Neal who Kidnapped his little
girl q few weeks ago, returned 70 TINS
eItv Yesterday. The little girls story Is
10 Tim effect that the father took her to
Columbus, thence to New Orleans and
finally wound up at the starting place.
Mrs, Clair Chamberlain, who has
been the guest Of her parents, MT. ana
Mrs, C. s. Moore, on Madison street
will return to her home In Akron, ONO
Monday, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Matte Moore.
The friends of Squire Theodore kel-
lar accord to him large share o. the
credit for securing to Martins very
the sixteenth district Republican con
gressIonal convention.
The Avondale Stone Company has
received the contract for furnishing
the stone for a retaining wall at the
Aetna Standard mill, where they VIII
erect a new furnace.
Miss Ethel Murdoch entertained a
number OF her lady friends at
O'Clock dinner last evening. in honor OF
Miss Lillian Jones, Of Pittsburgh
Squire Theodore Keliar. recently ap-
pointed internal revenue deputy collec-
tor, will not resign as Justice OF the
peace until the fall election.
Miss Theodore Elck leaves to-day Tor
Columbus, Cincinnati and other points
through Ohio to visit friends ana relA-
tives for about two weeks.
William Jones was arrested by ON
Ger Erwin yesterday afternoon on
charge Of drunkenness. He VIII nave
hearing this morning.
William Llpphardt was IN Steuben-
Vile yesterday, making trip over the
proposed electric line with the county
commissioners.
Mrs. John GundlIng leaves tomorrow
for Raven Rock, to spend three or -FOUR
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs'
Ernest Miller.
The chairman of the local central
committee has called meeting 70 be
held at the city building at 1850 O'CLOCK
this evening.
Hal Watson, Carl Lash and William
Dixon went TO st. Clairsvllle yesterday
to contest with the crack tennis players
OF that city.
Miss Ella Barr will be home from
Cambridge to-day, where she has been
the guest OF relatives for the past TWO
weeks
Henry watkins. who has been the
guest Of relatives in this city. return
ed to his home in Chicago yesterday.
George Noble left yesterday for
Claysville. Pa, to spend a few DAYS
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mallory, Of
Moundsville, are guests Of relatives In
this city.
EIolse Long returned yesterday from
ten days trip to Atlantic City
John Bowen, OF MRtamoras. o., Is the
guest of Monroe street friends.
There vii. be no preaching at the U.
P. church tomorrow.
George Cook was In st. Clairsville
yesterday on business.
H. w. Gnuding returned yesterday
from Pittsburgh.
David Lady is quite III at his home on
Jefferson street.
W. L. Noble returned from claysvllls.
Pa, yesterday.