Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
MARTIN's FERRY.

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| The FIRE department turned out promptly
and soon had the flames extinguished. Inc
| building had tin roof and the fire was q
| little hard to manage at first, having caught
among lot Of intamma0le matter tnat
| had been stored in the upper part OF the
building The building and contents were
| fully covered with insurance. IL IS thought
that the fire was Of incendiary origin ne-
cause Mr., Duncan claims he securely lock-
! ed all doors before he left the place Friday
night, and when the fire was discovered
| the back door was unlocked and the light
| that was left burning was put out IL Is
only few months ago that burglars gain
ed an entrance to Mr.. Duncan's safe ana
blew it open and injuring his place OF ousl-
| ness considerable besides the booty they
obtained at the time in the way OF small
amount of money and some notes.
George Hobensack, of Walnut street,
| who has been ailing from complication OF
diseases for the past three months, died at
his home yesterday at $3.50 o'clock. He was
| in his 49lh year The funeral will take
place Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. In
! terment az Rivervlew cemetery.
Fred Hall, of this place. left yesterday
afternoon to spend few days with Salem
| friends.
Supt. J. E. Mannix left for Pittsburg
yesterday afternoon on business.
The Lilies of the Valley met at the home
Of Bertha bartholomew yesterday after
noon.
WA. Duff. one Of our prominent sellers
of the tactical fluid, has completed the
foundation for new house on Glenn's
Run.
Thomas Mitchell, of the Central school,
is spending Sunday with his family ID
| Mount Pleasant.
Miss Maud Newland, of Walnut street.
left yesterday to visit friends in the
country.
Following are the names of the new
officers of the debating society-President,
p. II. Anderson; Vice-President, George
| Cook; Secretary, G. g. Mitchell; Treas
urer. Charles Hough; Critic, w. T. Dixoc.
Rev. A E. Brownlee will conduct the4
O'CLOCK Y. NJ. G. A meeting to-day. His
subject will be "a Lesson from JOB"
The Elson glass works will be of this
week.
Ourterly Conference will be held in the
Second NJ b. Church to-day and Rev.
| johnson, the Presiding Elder, will DC pres
emit
Prof. Maunix will preach at the First M,
E. Church this morning, and Messrs. Ed
ward Houghton and VIM. Cattell will lead
the meeting this evening.
The Young Mems Debating Club met at
/ w. L. Dixon's Office and adopted consti-
triton and bylaws. The programme for
the next meeting consists OF essays, reclta-
lions aud debate. The question that Will
! be discussed is: "Resolved, that the peace
full annexation of Canada would oe beneh-
cal to the United States"
Miss Clark, one OF the teachers or the
| South school, is spending to-day and to-mor-
row with her sister at GAINESVILLE.
A class from the Wheeling gymnasium
participated in the entertainment Ofthe Y.
| M. G.. A, at the Opera House, last evening.
! They were under the management OF Prof.
| G.. II. Marshall, their physical director.
None of the Martins Ferry citizens have
been drawn to serve as grand or petit jurors
| at this coming term of court
The funeral Of the little child of ONcer
| George Murphy took place yesterday after
noon at o'clock, from the family residence
| in the First ward. Rev II. n. Campbell
conducted the funeral services and the in
| torment took place at Riveryiew cemetery.
Thomas Blinco's Httle ones are down with
| the mumpS.
| ULYSSES Fletcher has removed his family
! from this place to Bellaire.
The rails for the new street car line are
! being distributed along Second street.
Parts OF four different skeletons have
! been taken out Of the mound the past few
/ D. y
j. NJ. Rees, formerly of this county, but
now a resident of the West, has been APP
pointed City Solicitor Of Kansas City,
Miss Birdie Garden, of TlltOnville. was
| he guest of friends here yesterday.
A small child of James Snyder, Jr.,
which was found dead in bed Thursday
morning was inferred in Riverview Gem
! etery yesterday.
| Burglars tried TO gain an entrance TO
| George McGlumphy'S residence in the
| First ward, Friday night, by cutting out
! light of glass, but were frightened OFF be-
fore they got inside.
VIM. Bowman is visiting friends at
| Wellsburg.
John T.. Haynes has gone to Findlay to
erect a nail factory for the Weatheral Wire
! Nail Company.
J. w. Walton, of GAINESVILLE, was in
town yesterday on business.
Captain G. A. Coleman, of Steubenville
was here on business yesterday.
w. T. Duncan, the plumber that was
burned out early yesterday morning will
have his Office in Ong's drug store until
| further notice
L. Spence and Frank Sedgwick were at
the county seat yesterday.
D. w. Huff, of Flushing, was in the city
yesterday.
Stephen Hipkns, Jr., will leave for Chi
cago tonight in connection with the glass
moulds that he is manufacturing for the
Worlds Fair.
Horace Ratclif, Fred Updegraff and
Wilbur Harris, of Mount Pleasant, were in
the city yesterday.
Mayor Harris expects &c be able to get
up town tomorrow after a severe sick spell
L. Lournstern Of jamestown, n. Y, was
registered at the St. Clair yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Kerr will leave
Tuesday for their new home at Frede-
/ ricksOurg, Va.
p. A. Dickey, telegraph operator at
New Galilee, Pa, is the guest Of Mr..
Raley OF the Q. L. 81 w. Z. Z.
ST. MARY's CHURCH.
To-day is third Sunday after Easter and
feast of the Patronage Of ST. Joseph.
ED. 1st st. Peter 2: Ills. Gospel ST.
John 15 1928.
The feasts of the coming week are
Monday 81. Fidelis; Tuesday St. Mark
! the Evangelist; Wednesday ST Cletus
the Larcellinus; Thursday ST. Thuribius
a bishop; Friday st. Paul OF the Cross;
| Saturday St. Peter a Martyr
The Sodalties will receive Holy Com
munion at S o'clock mass.
All sodalities will meet at the usual
! hours and places. Baptism at p. m, YES
| pers and benediction at 3 D. m. There are
| five Sundays in this month, hence next
! Sunday will not be Holy Communion day
| for bows and misses sodalities To-day,
! after the "maguifcatr in vespers, the pro-
moters of the League Of the Sacred Heart
will make their monthly report Next
! Sunday one week the month OF May pro-
cession Will take place at 8 p. N. This