The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-26
MARTINlS FERRY.
Funernl OF Wll Thomas-Leeture on /, ND


Funeral OF VIII Thomas-Lecturs on y yrlA,
Industrial, etc,
Sam Smith Is home from Pittsburgh on a short
visit
Mt, and Mrs, MlAlIn ong, of smIthacld, are In
the city,
Miss Jessie swarts Is visiting friends at Pleas
ant Valley.
Operations were resumed at the NOrthwood
Glass Works yesterday,
WI. Ball has rented a hotel al Columbus
Grove aud VIII take charge Junel,
MI, and Mrs, william Ford will entertain the
vi Mite Society tomorrow night.
The COlOTed Odd Fellows participated In the
celebration Ut bridgeport on sunday,
Thomas Madden fell out OF u hammock The
other evening and broke his right arm.
Tho festival Of the cOlOred NJ. L. church was
continued from Saturday over last night.
Misses Kate liRlIton and Berthe DlaCkiord
leave to-day for Washington, Pa, TO spend u few
days,
Addison Durrls, Charles Reed, James G. Orr
and John Bets, OF MI. Pleasant, were down yes
terday,
a number Of small machines are on at the
been shipped.
Rev. Mr. COnOway, Of Hubbard, Ohio, has &C.
copied q pastoral call from tho Baptist cOngregR'
ton and Will assume charge May 6.
Fred q. Douglass, Of Jerusalem, who has been
visiting Charles Lewis for several days, left yes
terday for ST. Paul, where he has segb.ad a Rood
position.
The Wo@aR,s Foreign Missionary Society will
VOW IlanE 9ler!3g III the n. +. church mex
suuGay evening, c|onmemorating the twentieth
Yesterday ground was broken for u brick
| lWnllInu lntign mn UPnaHUvnV fnR (uNN 7 "a
lnglebrlght, Eight houses arc III course Of cree
tlon IN that part OF town.
Martins Ferry Is worth onC.thIrd more to-day
than II was before the UnlOn bridge became
liked fact, One Wheeling man who bought prop
erty here Tor s9,OO three years ago holds II al
Tho Third ward Republicans will meet at
Mpnnerchor Hall 10 morrow night 70 nominate
one candidate for council and one for assessor.
The Second ward Republicans will meet at the
City Hall tomorrow evening.
Rev. Tlm0theuS TAminOsian, OF AntiOch, Syria,
gave an Interesting lecture In the Presbyterian
church on SUNDAY evening on The clty's pa.sL,
TaminOSian was educated In this country, aud Ii
about TO leave for Antioch as u missionary.
Council Incl. last night and adjourned till
Wednesday night, ut which tlInG the railroad or
dlnAncc Will doubtless pass. Tho committee up.
pointed TO 80 over the llnC did so yesterday, aud
NttA ASNohhiSllA u AeN ,hllAub huleuu " guNt llU
adjournment Wak taken 10 give them timo 10
prepare their formal report.
Tie funeral OF the late VIII N, Thomas yester.
day afternoon was very largely attended. The
services held at the residence Of his father, Mr..
Ut, Thomas, corner Hanover aud Fifth streets,
were as follows: Prayer by ReY. /. s. Winters,
Of tho y. !. church, hymn, "llappy RGst;' read.
Ing Of Scripture by llGY. II. n. Campbell, Of the
Presbyterian church; hymn, "JeSus, Lover Of
my Soul" remarks by Rev. Mr.. Campbell and
Rev. A. 4. lroWnlee, q The u. +. church; prayer
BY Rev. Samuel Boyd, OF the Presbyterian
church, aud hymn, Gathering 1lome.h The
choir consisted Of Mr.. J.. @. Gray, Mr.. Thomas
Lloyd. and Misses Flora Williams, Ida lIOyle
md blanche, Medlll. The pail bearers were Or.
Will II. Hall, James A.. Dickson, VIII CGttell,
W. 7. Dixon, Robert Stewart aud VIII CroWl.
The remains were laid 70 rest at RlVerview CEN.
etery, the, Aervtgp o. the gave cOnSlStlng Of
prayer by Rev. MF, Campbell. Among the floral
ofIerlnGS waSa magnificent one from the Eighty.
eight Club" o., which the deceased. was a mem.
Der. This was IN tho ShApen i u pillow with the
lnSctlptiO on 90" In the center, made OF chenille
and admired by all who have seen II.