The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-16
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The funeral Of Mrs. William Williams
took place yesterday.
Work was begun Saturday on the Thir-
ty-eighth street sewer.
J.B. Shauuaielt ia building shoe-shop
near the new Hope hose house.
Another new store-room is being built
in the First ward by Eugene Sterritt.
Frank Chapman, OF Stsubenville, has
been visiting friends here the past week.
The old 1our mill OF Fred Muhlemsn in
the First ward, is being torn down by the
purchasers.
shuttleyorth was beaten by Reark, Of
East Liverpool, at race in the Niagara
rink Saturday evening.
Mr.. NJ. Craft, the jeweler, has bought a
farm near Warren, u, and will move his
family there in the spring,
]. W. James and Mrs. Susan johnson
were married Friday evening by Rev.
Il. F. Keeler.
Thomas Selby, for marv years driver Of
one Of the street cars, has been mac
superintendent Of the road.
There will be Union Temperance
Meeting at the First NJ. E. Church next
Friday evening. Subjects OF local interest
will be discussed.
"Pony" No. 0, the new G. & P. switch.
ing engine for the .. V. K. H., will have
Henry Loiing for engineer aud Luther
Tarbot for conductor.
N. l.. johnson, OF the First ward, found
a pocket-book containing about lily dol
owner. 1t was restored t2 him.
There was no preaching at the Gravel
Hill Presbyterian Church yesterday, Rsv.
j. X McKaIip yesterday morning preach-
ed q sermon on the Young Mems Christian
Association. This organization has been
revived here and hiss large and increas.
ing membership. 1t now has roops in
the Telephone building, nicely fitted up.
Miss Kate st. John became suddenly i'll
at the Niagara rink Saturday night, and
after being taken into the ladies room be-
came unconscious. She was carried out,
but on reaching house near by it was an
however, the body showed signs OF life,
and preparations lor the burial were Gban-
doned. Hopes were entertained last Cveu-
ing Of the young lady's recovery.
James scisserly, aged 80 years, master
teaser at the BelIaIre Window Glass Works,
has in his possession the first money he
ever earned. When . years old he was
given quarter for some work that he had
done. lie waa very proud Of his first
earning, and gave it to his mother to keep
for him. The parent Was faithful to her
trust, and eiIhtseu years ago, bstore she
died, the money was handed back to its
owner, who has carefully treasured it ever
since. ..
: The regatta Saturday afternoon attract
ed quite a crowd in spite Of the cold wind.
There were i've starters for the prizes to
amateurs, Hughes, Of Bellsire, next to the
Ohio shore, then Moore, oil Martins Ferry,
Moran and Riddle, OF Wheeling, and John
He'll about the middle Of the stream. At
the turn there we're several fouls, and
Hughes came back in the lead and no one
apparently rowing hard. Tho second
prizs was not given 10 any one, but is 10 be
rowed for again next Saturday. Hughes
got the silver cup. Messrs. Toemer and
Ritz appeared shout o'clock and rowed
down aild back, but not racing, and the
crowd soon thinned out in the increasing
darkness and cold.