The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-25
MARrrN,s FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of WheellnG's
Progressive NeIghb6r.

Progressive NelEhbhr.
The hremen's picnic a McsWord's or
ehard next Saturday promises to b = large
aflalr, provided the weather Is propitouA.
All the committees have been Worklng
faithfully. and have nearly completed thei'
work. Oficer Brock Brown announces the
following prosfduime;
Harry Morgan. in black faeo song and
dance.
Grand tumbling and bending by tho
/ Wheeling Athletic Club.
ward Woods and William Melntuah.
Club swinging, BY EdWAfd Hyland.
Hose race between taughIIn and Aetna
Buck and Wing dancing by Campbell and
one hundred yard dash for firemen. Tho
| following hremen will run together; fllrst
heat, Stewart, Grayson, InElemeyer; sec
| ord heat, Sweeney, poWney and Ebperts.
Third heat, WestWood, McAnineh, Vick-
err and Paxton.
Three-legged race, open 70 all
Ten yard dash TO all under ten years OF
one hundred yard dash between Scott
Linn and John Kftnl.
One hundred yard dash between p h
HoRe and q. @. Ralsion.
Fifty yard dash between Mayor shlpman
and Dr.. j. "! Durrah.
One hundred yard dash, open 70 al De-
| tween twelve and fifteen years OF age
Fgg race, open TO all.
tween members Of the police force.
Sack race, open to all.
Potato race, open TO all;
One hundred yard dash between Thomas
VIckeFa and Timothy pobhins.
one hundred yard dash between william
Bllnco and Paddy Roop. -.
Watermelon race, Tor colorea ioiAs 0u'''
William ", ten.year-old son Of MT. and
Mrs. Edward Webster, died Of diphtheria
yesterday morning, and was buried az XIV
erview Cemetery yesterday afternoon
Miss laura Heling will entsrtain If leIon,
IN honor OF Miss Mary Bishop, who leaves
tomorrow for ChicaBo.
Peck souders and Brose ClouBer were ar-
rested Saturday evening on charge OF 9ls-
orderly conduct. They viii nave nearing
to-day. @
The young folks Of this city viii dance
at McSword's orchard this evening TO mu-
SIC furnished by Melstsr's orchestra
Ben Chopper leaves tomorrow for New
York, 10 witness the exercises incldenL 10
the arrivni Of Admiral Dewey -
Paul Thomas Is home from PITTSBURGH.
where he has been taking o course IN I'M
dertakIng and embalming.
Mrs Norma Thomas leaves wednesday
for MechanicsViIle. Iowa to spend the VIM
ter with relatives.
Mr.. and Ms. George Sharp. Of Tim; o.,
are the guests for a few days OF relatives
on Broadway.
Marshal Chopper leaves to-day for Man an
nlngtOn, W. Va, 70 attend the street IAlr
at that place.
Robert Boyle leaves this morning tor
Louisville. Ky, to spend couple OF weeks
with relntiVe5.
Fred Lilly leaves to-day for Scio 70 tak &c
a course IN the pharmacy department OF
scio college.
Harry Rosenthaf' leaves tomorrow for
Baltimore. TO resume his studies IN Q meu-
icnl college,
Miss Ellen Mitchell has returned from
Pittsburgh, where she has been the guest
OF relatives.
George InGlebrIght leaves to-morr9w for
New York to witness the Dewey ceieOrH-
tion.
Mrs. Howard Hopkins has returned from
visit with relatives at Pittsburgh
Carl Anthony, Of Pittsburgh. spent sum
day with his parents In this city.
Earl Harrison, Of Barnesvihe. was visit
ing friends in the city yesterday.
City Solicitor George Cook is visiting his
parents, at New Athens
Fletcher Baker spent Sunday with rela-
uVes at GAINESVILLE.