Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-24
MARTINS FERRY.
Local News From the city OF Mii1s
and factories.

and factories.
Miss Lena S,o.es left yesterday for
Buffalo.
Thomas williams left yesterday for
Mt. Clemens.
Carl Anthony is visiting friends at
Freeport, Pa.
William Williams is visiting friends
in Cambridge.
Roy McMannis left yesterday over the
w. 4 l.. z. for Buffalo.
Miss Ella Nichols has returned from
a visit with friends at Pascoe.
James Bullock left yesterday for Eng
land TO spend several months.
Miss Lenora Drennen will entertain a
number OF friends Thursday evening.
Mrs. Glitch and child have returned
from a visit with friends in Plttsburg.
Frank Hisseriek and family have re-
turned from a fishing camp up the riv-
er.
". II. ROBBERY returned last evening
from visit with friends In Steuben-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Noble have return
ed from visit with friends at Clays-
Vile.
Ralph Rider has accepted a position
In one of the potteries at East Liver
pool.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Krieger are
home from visit with friends at Clar-
ington.
Thomas Richards. John Jones and
Benjamin Il. Samuels left yesterday for
Buffalo.
The A. o. II. lodge will meet this
evening in the St Mays school rooms
at seven o'clock.
Ernest G. Smith entertained a num-
Der OF friends last evening at his home
on North Third street.
1t Is said the county commissioners
will take final action on the road mat
ter at their meeting next Monday.
The circus failed to draw the regular
crowd from here yesterday, and only a
few country people were in the city.
August Kratz Will leave this week for
Germany to visit his mother. Mr..
Kratz will spend several months in Ger
many.
Mr.. and Mrs William Rogers re-
turned yesterday to their home at
Mauch Chunk, Pa. after visit with
Mr. Rogers parents
The pike commissioners have refused
to accept the stone erusher as 1t only
crushed half the stone that the company
claimed 1t would in day.
The funeral of Conrad Cusic will take
place Thursday morning from st.
Mary's church at nine o'clock. The in
terment will be made at Mt. Calvary.
Rev. Father Charles Mulhearn and
the choir of St Mary's church return
ed yesterday from Dillonvale Bishop
Moeier, of Columbus, accompanied
Father Mulhearn home and spent the
day with him, and left last evening for
Cambridge.
The official strike bulletin was distri-
buted to the strikers yesterday, and
was we'll received by all the men, and
was carefully read by all. The buller
tin is we'll edited paper and Will keep
the men well informed. Mr.. John Sam
uels distributed the papers yesterday.
President Parsons, OF the Belmont
Central Trades and Labor Union, stat
ed that the purported trouble at the
Suburban Brick Company was mis-
statement. as he had fully investigated
the trouble, and found that the men
were not discharged on account OF being
mill men, but that they only let them
GO as they had not employment for
them.
Wesley McGruder was yesterday ar
rested, being charged with the robbery
at Dorsch's saloon in connection with
Chas. Ringo. The police have all done
excellent work in this case and are all
deserving much credit, as every man on
the force has worked In the case, and
by their diligent work they have caught
all those who we're connected with the
robbery.
Thomas Faus: met with serious ac-
cident last evening while going UP the
steps on the Union bridge, falling
from the first landing, distance OF
about twenty-five feet, and seriously In
turing his spine. It is thought he was
overcome with the heat and fell on this
landing and rolled under the guard
rails. He was picked up unconscious
and taken to his home. corner OF Third
and Fayette streets. DR.. Johnson was
called and rendered the necessary med
ical aid. Mr.. Faust was resting well
this morning