The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-14

and removed them TO the Opera House
building without stamping them which
Ii violation OF the law,
Work on Gould's tunnel. on the Pan Han.
die road, Is being pushed along rs rapidly M
possible niSht aud day, ThR tunnel will be
$500 feet long and " i shorten the road mp
wards OF three miles. II will be wide enough
for double track,
MATHIS FERRY.
Mr.. Joseph Waters Is very III at his resi-
denoe on Walnut street,
The O. & P. pay car passed through yestss'
day distributing the "lucre."
The Etna mill and Elson. Buckeye and
Union glass works all pay today.
Miss Lucy Weatlake Is In Pittsburgh visit.
Ing her sister, Mrs. Frank Powers, OF that
city,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Israel sidwell, who live back
Of town, left on Thunday for Danyille, n:
Y, In search OF medical aid for their invalid
daughter Louisa.
L. spense, the thresher builder, received
two handsome threshsrs yesterday called the
vibrator" He intends 70 manufacture
them next season.
The Catholic festival started off well on
Thursday evening. large crowd being
present. Last evening the crowd was some.
wat larger ard tonight, which 10 the last
night, q perfect ism Is expected, as all the
prize drawings come Oft tonight.
Au accident occurred yesterday morning
at Krautter & Schaffers grocery, corner OF
Second and Hanover streets, BY which sew
eral persops narrowly escaped injury. The
shelving along the west wall became detached
from some cause or other, and fell with q
crash. There were several persons In the
store at the time. but all escaped. The shelly
ing was about fifty feet In length and We!
filled with canned aud bottled goods OF all
kinds. The situation OF the store can better
be imagined than told. The loss will proba
bly, reach $3.50. as all the show cases on one
aide were demolished.
woNAN's MISSIONARY soctrTYATsr cLAIRsytLLr
The Womas's Foreign Missionary Society
OF the Presbytery, OF st. Clairsyllle, held III
ninth annual meeting In the Presbyterian
Church, on Wednesday and Thursday, clos
ing its sessions ct late hour on Thursday
night. Delegates were present from twenty
three societies and thirteen bands. The ex
ercises consisted OF the reading OF report
from the different auxilaries and hands, and
of valuable papers, on the condition and
prospects OF the various mission fields
throughout the the world. Rev. Reese Thack
we'll. Of Iudia, addressed the children Oh
Thursday afternoon and also made Ions
and very interesting address to the crowded
meeting In the evening. Brief addresses were
made ut the close BY Rev. Drs. Wallace
Alexander, Minor and Balph.
The whole amount OF money for Foreign
Mission work collected by this society In the
past year Is over two thousand dollars, q
considerable increase over former years:
The following officers sere elected for the
ensuing year: Mrs. Campbell, OF Cambridge
President; Mrs. Laughlin, Mr.. Bracken, Mrs
Robt. Alexander, Mrs. Humber, Vice Pfesi
dents; Miss McFaddsn, Corresponding Score
tary; Mrs VIM. Alexander, Recording Secre'
tary; Mrs Ross J. Alexander, Treasurer.
Ample provision was made for the enter
tainment OF all who attended, and mos'
bountiful lunch was provided q. the church
on Thursday, OF which all present psrtook to
their great satisfaction.
A pleasant feature Of the meeting vas
large attendance on all the exercises by per
sons OF all denominations, The meeting was
enthusiastic throughout, encouraging to the
hearts OF all interested In the great cause oil
the worlds salvation 7e