The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-30
mAnrrr,s FERRY WE'VE.
The Daily Chronicle Of Whesling's
Progressive NeiGhbor.

The high school football team con.
tests with the Steubenvlile high school
eleven on the SeabIight grldirqn this
afternoon. II will he good game. as
both teams are at the top Of the list In
scholastic football. The victorious team
can Justly claim the championship Of
the Central Ohio Valley Scholastic
League, Including Bellaire. wheeling.
MoundsvlIIe, Wellsburg SteubenTllls
and this city. The field has been " ired
In order to keep the crowd back and lone
OF the fastest and best games ever seen
in this city can be expected. The loe y
team VIII line this afternoon >9S FOL
lows; II. Smith, G.; r. Hedt4n, !. 4.
Dickson, ]. e.: a. Smith. C.; G. HedtOn,
r. e.: A. Baker. +. t.; o. Davis, r, e.; 7.
Williams, r. h. b.; L. 1pPhardt, !. h. 2. I;
L. Lewis, q. b.: L. Drennen. (. b. The
game will be called promptly at 3
o'clock.
Yesterday afternoon while Agent
Manning, OF the Wheeling & Lake Erie
road, was at dinner, the ticket ONCE
was broken into and about $15in money
secured from the drawer. The entrance
10 the office was effected by breaking
a panel out OF the door and then iiEl-
locking the same from the inside. The
money drnwer was also broken. A
stranger who was seen lonflng about the
depot shortly before now Is suspected
as being the guilty party. It was the
boldest piece OF work committed Ia TINS
city for some time.
Ernest irwin one OF the parties mr.
rested Tuesday evening charged with
being Implicated in the Menrs robbery
Sunday night pleaded guilty yesterday,
and was bound over to court in the sum
Of 5000. He gave bond.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Nelson to
Peter Reddy occurred last evening ut
the home OF the brides pare9ts. on
Main street, ut s o'clock Rev. Morton.
NJ the First NJ 3. church, performed
the ceremony.
The wheeling & Lake Erie train
which leaves here at 1881 p. M. Will not
leave until 10 p. m. tonight. to accom-
modate those from up river towns who
will attend the Queen Esther per-
Torrance.
The marriage Of Miss Mary. Miller to
Frank whitlatch, will take place at the
brides home at 8 o'clock this evening.
r"'h NO wei! known young people OF
this place.
Union Thanksgiving services Will be
held in the Presbyterian church this
morning. Rev. Bond. Of the Baptist
church. will deliver the sermon.
Thanksgiving services will be held at
the German Lutheran church this even
ing at 1880 o'clock, conducted by the
pastor, Rev Paul Hummer.
Lyman Hanes, Carl Lash and How
ard Stewart will so to Pittsburgh this
morning to witness the Wash'JeI-D. c.
& A. c. football game.
Mrs. Elizabeth Montgomery and sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Frazier, returned last
evening from few days visit with fel-
atives at Mingo
The National Glass Company's plant
In this city will observe Thanksgiving
in all departments by closing down.
Miss Bert Blackford left yesterday for
Washington, Pa, to visit Miss Eliza
beth Gilmore for few days.
The dance given by the Maennerchor
last evening was a very enjoyable at-
fair and largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith are retoic-
Ing over the arrival OF a new girl al
their home, back OF town.
Rev and Mrs. Arch Robinson are
spending the day with the latter's par
ents. at Waynesburg, Pa.
There is something that is likely to
be brought to light in this city shortly
that will surprise many.
The dance given last evening by the
Martins Ferry Athletic Club was
very enjoyable affair.
Miss Emma Fletcher went to Bealls-
Vile yesterday to spend IA few days
with her parents.
Robert McCleary, James Sweeney and
Arthur Rowley went 70 Cadiz yester-
day to hunt.
Fletcher Baker goes to GAINESVILLE
this morning, to spend the day with
relatives,
Hamilton Woods returned last even
ing from successful hunt at Brushy
Fork
Mrs. Andrew Myles left yesterday for
Alliance, to visit her sister for a few
days.
The postofice hours to-day are MS fol.
lows: s to u. M, II to II and to 2
p. m.
Harry Brown. of HarrlsvIlle, is the
guest OF Louis AXley, on Walnut street.
Ross MIskelI returned last evening
from a weeks visit at Mt, Pleasant.
Charles Williams is spending the day
with his parents ut Mt Pleasant.
Gus Williams was fined SIS and costs
yesterday on disorderly charge
The public schools closed yesterday
for the remainder Of the week.
Miss Maud Strain is very III at her
home on Washington street.
The entire Standard mill Will
be of to-day.