The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-23
MARTINS FEnnY.
Accidents and lnciIen;1 in that Thriving
City-PsrsonAl aud InduStrlaL

Accidents md InciuGntS IN that thriving
City-Peuonai and Industrial
The Opera House was crowded to its
utmost last night to hear and see the
annual commencement OF St. Mary's
schools. The entertainment was sue
cess in every sense OF the word and was
enjoyed by all present. The programme
was Us follows:n Entrance March
solo-two pianos, Misses Ella Kyre and
Julia McDononghI song by little girls,
Donough; "Three Little Lads at School"
little boys; recitation. little boys;
White Rose Polka Thos. Smith, J.
Donovan, L. McDermott and Misses N.
Welsh. N. 0'Connell and l. Morgan;
song, little boys; doll show, Minims;
Sensation Waltz, James McDonough,
Misses Julia NIcDonough, Lulu Hof-
man and Minnie Aullaney; recitation,
little girls; conversation, boys; Spring
Flower waltz, Misses NJ. Rielley, l.
Tierney and j. Yingling; Converse
ton on Sacred History, girls;
the Ball, Misses Nerney, 0'Connell,
Hobbs and Rieiley; song, l.. o. Donovan
and chorus; recitation, girls; quartette
singing, girls; Indian club drill, boys;
Warbling at Eve, Misses Kyre, Mul.
laney, McDonough and Eick; recitation,
boys; recitation, Miss Tillie Fehrcn.
bach; instrumental solo, Ed Arbaugh;
The Presidents, boys; instrumental
solo, Misses Kyne and Eick; song, boys;
recitation, Ed Arbaugh; Midnight Fire
Alarm, Misses Hoffman and 0'Connell
and chorus; piano duet, Misses McDon-
ough, Eick, Kyne and Hoffman; recita.
ton, Masters O. slevin, O. Kruech and
NJ. Smith; cornet duet, Z. Dobbins and
G. Hoffman; Storm Spirit, girls; song,
girls; The Monks Magnificent, Misses
McCabe, Hoffman and McDonough;
ring drill, girls; instrumental solo,
Misses Kyne, McDonough. brass quar-
tette, Misses Dobbins, Donovan Dob
bins and Hoffman; duet, Misses Eick
and McDonough; cornet solo, John
Dobbins, Little Boys Farewell.
The social event OF the week was the
entertainment OF Mrs. NJ. O. Mitchell at
their splendid residence on South
Fourth street yesterday afternoon. The
hours we're between. 10 and o'clock.
Light refreshments were served and the
forty or fifty ladies who attended report
m excellent time. Mrs. Mitchell, who
is q charming hostess, was ably assisted
by her cousins, Misses Lulu Brown and
Lewelleh Sutton, two splendid young
ladies OF st. Clairsville.
Stephen Morris, who shot Henry Will
Jams on May 81, was fined $50 and costs
yesterday, amounting in all to $40 50.
Thomas was arrested on tho charge OF
shooting with intent to kill" Tho
charge was withdrawn aud Morris was
let off with assault and battery. j. O.
Gray was his attorney. Morris wanted
10 marry the tifteen-y ear.old daughter
OF Williams. Tho two men quarreled
over this and it resulted in the shoot
ing.
Last night the Second Wardhose COM
pany and the Climax band repaired to
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sheets
and serenaded Mr.. James Ralston and
bride. The sercnader1 remained a
couple OF hours and spent the tins very
pleasantly. Choice refreshments were
served.
Roy White, an eight-year-old colored
boy, entered the store Of Patsy Daugh-
erty yesterday while MIR. Daugherty was
out and proceeded to tap the till. Patsy
caught him in the act, gave him good
shaking and two or three kicks, and
told him to skip. The youngster went.
Rev. II. W. Simmons has severed his
connection with the colored NJ. E.
church as pastor, and will go TO Cincin-
natl, where he will assume the pastoral
charge OF Union chapel, on Seventh
street, next Sunday. The salary will DO
much larger than in Martins Ferry.
Five couples Of young people went to
Wheeling on Tuesday evening and
spent the evening with Miss Jennie
haywood, at the Wheeling hospital. =.
Mr.. Marian McGrew, and Miss Myr-
tie Frazier and Miss Alice Morris loft
for scio yesterday to attend the college
commencement.
Yesterday Mrs. Nancy Cody, of
Newland's addition, fell aud broke her
leg while leading a calf by rope.
Mrs. William Joy and daughter, Miss
Emma, 60 TO Moundsville to-day to
visit friends.
Thompson Kcrr and Luther Thomas
are homo from tho Ohio State Universe
ty.
Hebron cncampmrnt No. 40, ]. Q, o.
F., will hold special meeting tonight.
Miss Lizzie Orr, of East Liverpool, is
visiting Mrs. L. W. 1nglebright.
Brick work on the Heryey and sbreve
block was commenced yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Komps, OF olark's addt-
ton, dicd last night ut 0 o'clock.
AS AN emergency medicine, for sud-
den colds, Ayers Cherry Pcctoral takes
tho load at nil remedies, a dose or two