The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-03
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheellng,s
FIX Progressive Neighbor.

IA Yesterday. Frank Walton brought
suit against George W. Arbaugh in
Squire. Goodhue's court, for sending n
claim against him out OF this state for
collection by attachment proceedings.
Walton claims that he Is entitled to
have his personal earnings exempt from
execution under the laws of Ohio, and
that his right was taken away by Ar
,baughs action In the matter.
~ The fire department responded to q
call turned In from box No II about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon, calling
them to small blaze which was dis.
covered In the roof over one OF the kilns
at the Belmont brick yards. The fire
was extinguished before the arrival of
the department.
John Dorsch, Il gardener residing
north of this city. dropped dead while
WORKING In the garden yesterday after
noon. Deceased was forty-six years of
age. No funeral arrangements had
been perfected last evening.
The Baptist church and Sunday
school will picnic at Cresap's Grove to-
day. The trip will be made on the
steamer Leroy and barge. which will
leave the landing promptly at $50
O'clock this morning.
The local lodge of Red Men Will 60 to
MlnGo tomorrow to take part In the big
celebration ut that place. They will
leave here in the morning ut TAO, via
the Wheeling & Lake Erie rnilroad.
The case of a. J. Smith against +, 3.
Reineck was heard In Mayor Goodhue's
court last evening. but no conclusion
was REACHED and the case, was .contIn-
hi t,,p
Charles Westwood leaves to-day for
Kansas City, Mo-, TO attend the Demo-
cratic national convention. From
there he goes to Marion. Mo-. to spend
several months with relatives.
Mrs. Pearl w. Schoneld and children,
Of Marion. Ind, arrived here last even
Ing and nfc the guests Of the family of
Prof. ]. w. Schofeld. on Walnut street.
The special police selected by Chief
A. r. Ong for duty during the tourna-
ment, will meet at the Star theatre to-
morrow morning. to he sworn in.
Thomas and Harry Craig and their
wives. Of Gas City, Ind. are the guests
of the formers grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Brandt, on Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Mitchell. Of To-
ledo. are the guests OF the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Nit
chell. on Tenth street.
This evening, at Fricks summe:
garden, another of the popular con-
certa recently Innugurntcd by the man
cement, will be given.
A large number of people from here
attended the concert given by the New
Castle Glee Society at Wheeling Park,
last evening.
The employees Of the Laughln tin
house have b2cn permitted 10 lay of
Thursday, to take part In the flremen's
parade, RE. r..
A large number OF people from here
will go to St. Clairsvllc Tomorrow. to
attend the celebration at that place.
Charles Horcher, OF Marietta, Is the
Encst for couple Of weeks, of his
mother. on Walnut street.
Mrs. Thnyer 1Ieslop returned last ev-
ening from n months visit with rcla-
tivcs ut Pomeroy. Ohio Ta
David and Richard Hopkins left yes
terday for Lorain. Ohio, to spend sever
nj days With relatives.
Mrs. W. l.. Noble left yesterday for
Clnysville, Pa. to spend several days
with her parents.
Edward Hamilton has returned from
a visit of several weeks witt, relatives
Mt Pittsburgh.
Charles Hamilton returned. yesterday
from n weeks visit with relatives In
New York. ~.
Considerable decorating was done by
our merchants yesterday, for the tnurn-
amcnt.
q. .Hlpklns' mould works resumed yes.
terday, after an idleness Of several days.
Several people from here will attend
the celebration at Canton. to-morrw.
X l.. j. C. Drcnnen was In Stcubenvillc
yesterday, on business
The union barber shops viii close at
noon tomorrow.