The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
Dangerous KidasytDlssass8s.,
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News Notes From the Busy; Marahall
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The now company recently organized
; for the purpose OF running a ferry be-
tween this city and Bcllaire have seG'
cured a charter from the secretary of
state, and will take measures at once
for the operation OF q ferry between,
the two cities. The company Is, capt.:
talized at 100000! and the incorpators
are W. G. W. Montgomery, Of Bell
.aire; August schad, William Schadi
and G. Schroeder, of Benwood; H.; L!
5Arbenz and John Arbenz, OF Wheel
Ing. III =. s,li
z The "a" mill at the Riverside was.
to have resumed yesterday, but the
men refused to go to work. unless the
wages demanded In the Amalgamated
scale be paid. 1t Is said uponitheY men
refusing to go to work the company
discharged the. men at the coke ovens
who are regularly employed in this mill.
In q match game at the Mozart Park
bowling alleys, Sunday afternoon.
Charles Kearns, OF this city, made a
record OF 245 pins, thus beating the
high score Of the tournament, held BY,
Charles RAIDER, Of Wheeling, whose
record was 244. si5
The ferry floats have been trans
ferred so that It lands with the bow
down stream, instead of up stream. as
heretofore. The change was necessl-l
tated on account OF the low stage Of
the river. Il. y. (
Frank Roby, who has shown symp-i
toms Of insanity for some. time past.
became so violent that he was taken
before Squire Riddle and remanded to
the insane asylum at Weston.
Mrs. August Sehad, who accompan-
led 4 her daughter to Baltimore! last
week. became III OF typhoid fever while
there. and was brought back homo
Sunday. 80
Rev. Father John Werninger, accom-
panied by his altar boys. will leave for
three weeks fishing expedition. below
Moundsville tomorrow. So
Andrew Burkhardt has returned
from New Matamoras. where he 4has
been the guest Of his parents during
the past month. 4, Fss p.ft,s,
The High Flyer Fishing Club has re-
turned from n successful two weeks
fishing expedition below MoundsvIlle.
Miss Cleo Simmons departed I. for
Jewett, Ohio, yesterday, to be the guest
Of friends for a few days.
John w. Davis and family went to
the camp grounds yesterday, to remain
during the camp meetings. =
The Riverside blast, furnace, shut
down yesterday. to permit the fur
naces to be cleaned out. s,r,, al.
About twenty teachers OF this place
attended the teachers institute at
Moundsville yesterdayh9i.F IN
Miss Laura Hay has returned from
4 three weeks visit with friends at
Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. George Vance Is the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. James Hunter. OF
Warrington. if.;s..t ,5t.
Mrs. Maggie snodgrass has returned
from a brief stay with friends at Elm.
Grove.
Joseph Flading has removed his
family to South Eoff street, in Wheel
ing. F
Peter Joyce, who has, been III during
the past three weeks. Is able to be out.
The Wheeling steel works resumes
to-day. after a weeks shut down.
VIII PorterIleld, OF Grafton, Is yls-
iting his parents In this city 81
John Moren has returned from a brief
stay; with Cleveland friends.
Maggie Brannon left for Columbus
to visit relatives yesterday.
Mrs. J. N. Alley will visit friends in
Moundsvfile to-day. I5-l.f..,
Council will meet in regular session
tonight K, .,5.,S
Miss Emma Taylor Is seriously III. !,