The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-19

PERSONAL PoIRrs.-Prof. ohas. Louis
Loos, OF Bethany College, well known
here as an exceedingly able and interest.
ing preacher, will preach atthe Disciples
Church tomorrow morning and might.
Rev. .. P. Miller exchanges pulpits with
him ut Bethany. This announcement will
attract a full attendance.
We are informed that o woman named
Cayanaugh, living at C%larksyille, just I'D.
Joining Martins Ferry, was burned TO
death by her dress catching fire on
Wednesday evening last. Her injuries
were so severe that she died the following
morning.
Mr.. A. R, Todd, who was recently bad.
ly hurt by an accident on the "Ragipg
Hempfeld,n was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Todd has not entirely recovered from
his injuries, but expects 10 be able to re.
sumo bis duties on the road In view days.
Mr.. q. II. peiters, Grand Secretary Of
the Grand Lodge Of West Virginia,
Knights OF Honor, went to Wellsburg
yesterday upon business connected with
the Order.
Rev. F.S. DeHass lectured in the Graf.
ton NJ. E. Church on Thursday and Fri.
day evenings.
Father Walters, who has been pastor
Of Grafton Parish Of the Catholic Church
since 1868, has been appointed to the du.
ties Of Priest at Mt. de Chantal, and
Father WEIGH, Of L%ewisburg, will sue
coed him as pastor OF Grafton Parish.
Elder B. r. Wilson, Of the Christian
Church, at M~oundsville, will deliver his
farewell sermon TO his congregation on
Sunday. the 9th inst.
DR.. E. Fl. Moore, a prominent citizen
Of Wellsburg, died at his residence In
that town on Thursday night, Of heart
disease.
Mr.. Ed. Larkin, the talented young
amateur actor Of this city, is playing q
briei engagement In Bellaire. He appear.
ed asaRichard Braxley" in "Nick OF the
Woods" at Zilch's Hall, last evening, and
the performances will be repeated, at the
same place, this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holt, IT,, a newly.
married couple from London, Ohio, are
visiting relatives in this city. Mr.. Holt
formerly resided In this city, and is a son
Of MI. John Holt, SEN, OF the Post
office.
Miss Mary Hopkins, Of Parkersburg,
is visiting Nj. and Mrs. ]. P. Carney, OF
this city.
Mr.. Palmer, q representative OF the
well known New York firm Of Shook d
Palmer, is with the Williamsons.
Miss Jennie Cunningham was the re-
cipient Of u surprise party, at her faith.
er's residence on oath street, Thursday
evening. -.
Mr.. WIN. Il. Lott, leader Of the Trinity
Church quartette choir, at Columbus,
Ohio, will take part in Mrs. Whittaker's
grand charity concert.
MI. Staab and vile, Of Baltimore, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning:
They were summoned here on account oil
the serious illness OF Mrs. WIS. Goshorn,
Mrs. Staab'S mother. /.
George Peppers, the popular Mate Of
the Andes, has so far recovered from his
late illness that he purposes resuming
his position,at least partially, on Tuesday
next.
Mr.. Jacob Kemple will deliver a tenn
perance address before the OTIS Hall
Temperance Union tonight Mr.. Kemple
is a popular and eloquent speaker and
always repays an audience in hearing
him.
MI. Joseph English, the letter carrier
Of the North End, left on the yesterday
morning train for Columbus, Ohio, TO
MIR. William. H. o1toby, the jeweller,
returned from a visit to Erie, Pa, last
evening.
which has been hourly expected for some
days, occurred last night,