The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-13
MARrIN,s FERNY NEWs.
The DAILY Chronicle Of WheellnR''

The Daily Chronicle OF HheennRt
Progressive Nelghbor.
A lively night occurred last evening
at the bowling alleys on Hanover street
between the manager Brose clouserr
ana Peck" souders. A slight differ
ence arose between the two. and as
both were under the influence Of LIQUOR
nothing shoort of blows would settle
affairs. After each found that blows
were not sufficiently effective, they Pc
gan using clubs, stones and Downing
balls. and the bystanders did not inter-
fei until the windows in front Of the
building were broken and each COM
Blatant badly used up. Both were nr-
rested.
Mary Bond, the siX-year-old grand
daughter Of Rev. w. c. Bond. while
attending the Episcopal church picnic
ut Wheeling Park yesterday. met with
a serious accident. She was running
down a hill when she stumbled and
fell, striking her chin against stone,
cutting a cash about four inches IN
length, She was Immediately brought
home and a physician called In, who
found three stitches were necessary 10
close the wound.
A fourteen-months-O child Of Mr.:
and Mrs John Joseph died Tuesday; OF
cholera infantum, at Paradise, w. Va
where the parents had been visiting
for the mast week, The remains were
brought to this city yesterday afternoon
and the funeral will occur this after
noon at 2 o'clock. Interment ut Weeks
cemetery.
The Martins Ferry people generally
nre complaining about the style OF
cars being used on this division OF the
wheeling street car line, and they
think much injustice Is being done by
being compelled to use the closed cars
ail through the heated term.
Ralph Tlmberlake, aged six years
died early yesterday morning, at the
hoOmc Of his grand parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Vennum, on Ohio avenue
The funeral viii occur this afternoon
Mt $3.50 o'clock, and the interment Will
be at Riverview cemetery
James Peters. a well known and for
mer employe OF the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh telegraph office in this city, has
been transferred from the office at
Empire, Ohio, to a like position on the
Pan-Handl,e near Altoona. Pa.
The funeral OF Louis Krismer, whose
sudden death occurred Tuesday, will
take place this morning at o'clock,
from his late residence in Aetnavllle.
Inerment will take place at Linwood
cemetery.
The lawn fete given last evening by
the Kings Daughters at the home OF
Prof. j. w. Schoheld was a very sue
cessful affair, and the sum realized
was much larger than expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Over, who have
been the guests Of William Joy, left
yesterday for New York, where they
sail next Saturday for Europe, to
spend the summer.
Miss Marcia schoheld returns to
Elizabeth, N. j., to-day, after n weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. schoheld, on Walnut street.
The cold rolls at the Laughlln finish
ed up yesterday morning, and 1t Is
thought the tin houses will get through
the same time tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kennon will en-
tertaln the members OF the Maenner-
Choir Singing Society Mt their home on
Vine street, this evening.
Miss Jessie Nelsweinder, of Hanni-
bal, Ohio, is the guest Of Miss Ethel
Murdoch, on Fayette street.
Mrs. Adrian. OF Smithfleld, Is the
guest of the family Of II. d. Newland,
on Walnut street.
Work will be commenced on the new
artesian well to be put down at the
Belmont brewery.
Miss Mary Klleves. of the West Vlr-
GINA force, is in Pittsburgh this week,
visiting relatives.
About 200 from here attended the
Episcopal church picnic at Wheeling
Park yesterday.
Miss Della wler, of Pittsburgh, is
the guest OF Miss Laura HeIlIng, on
Park street.
Charles schofleld left last evening for
Atlantic City, to be gone about two
weeks.
Mrs. Charles Graham went to Wells
burg yesterday to visit relatives.
Richard Heslop. of Bellaire, was call
ing on friends here yesterday.
Mrs. John Gillespie, OF Kent, Ohio, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Saturday is pay day at the Laughlln
and Aetna-Standard mills.