Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-25
MARTINS FERRY.


MARTINS FERRY.
The concert given last night by the
Y. p. S. c. E. at the Presbyterian
Church, was quite a musical, treat ana
was enioyed by good audience that
was present. The following programme
was rendered in way that delighted
everybody present: Chorus. "Those
Evening Bells" Choir; "Audulcia
Valse," Premier Club; Duet, "Larboard
Watch" Messrs. Lloyd and Mann;
Soprano Solo, "Come to Me, MISS
Jessie williamson; Tenor Solo, THE
Sailors Grave" Mr.. Thomas LLOYD;
"Martaneux Overture" Premier Club;
Soprano Solo, 1.-THE Return" Mrs.
Flora Williams; Bass Song, ION the
Rolling Wave" Mr.. J. c. Gray Tenor
Song. sAston Waters" Mr.. VIM. Mann;
Soprano Solo, "Afterward," Mrs. Flora
Williams; la Premier" Premier Club;
Chorus, "Beauteous Waltz" Choir.
Charles NJ. Undertake, a we'll known
citizen and a mailer of the Laughlin
Mil, died yesterday morning at II
O'Clock of consumption at his home on
the corner Of Walnut and Fifth streets.
He was compelled to quit his work In
the mill last June, but has been able to
get around the house until the past few
weeks. He was a member OF Ohio
City Lodge, No. $50, f. and A. NJ, and
Of Olive Lodge, No. 1890, Knights OF
Honor. He leaves q wife and FIVE chill
dren. The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock, services
being held at the NJ. Z. Church Of which
be was a member. The Masonic order
will have charge Of the funeral.
The case Of the County Commission
ers against ex-Commissioner W. j. Ber-
ry for alleged ver-measurement OF
stone work in county bridges, ETC., will
be tried to-day. This is quite sensa-
tional suit. Attorney George Duncan
will assist Prosecuting Attorney Hol-
iingsworth, and Danford & TaIiman
are the attorneys for the defense.
The case of Mrs. Mary Klevis against
the Pennsylvania Company, which was
TO come before the Common Pleas Court
Yesterday, was postponed on account OF
another trial taking up the day. 1t
will now come up for trial on March 3.
The County Commissioners held a SEES
sion last night, at st. Clarsvile, for the
purpose of listening to the proposition
OF the syndicate that wanted to operate
a street car line between this city and
Bellaire.
Chief Ong, of the Fire Department,
has received q lot of new apparatus for
the department, and it is now in better
condition to fight fire than it has ever
been.
The store room now occupied by
links furniture store has been leased
by j. Y. Patterson, who will remove
his hardware store there after April lst.
Charles G. McCord has accepted the
position Of labor boss AT the blast FUR
mace, filing the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF Charles Thorngate.
Harry and Bert George, Of Ong's drug
store, were called to their home in East
Liverpool yesterday on account Of the
serious Illness of young brother.
Prof. Mannix addressed the Y. NC. A.
last evening. His subject was 1.-THE
Colonies: Law, Life, Habits, Customs
and Growth"
The marriage of Mr.. harry Sommer-
field aud Miss Allie Stead is to take
place the goth Of this month.
a number Of people from here attend
ed the funeral of Miss Mary Lindeman
at Wheeling yesterday.
Robert Kerr is at fredericksburg,
Va, on prospecting tour and may con-
clude to locate there.
Miss Lena Weaver, Of Wellsburg, W.
Va, is visiting Mrs, Low Smith, OF
North NTH street.
For Sale-A six room house, for cash
or on easy payments, centrally located.
Address Box 20.
There was a special train over the G.
& p. R. L. yesterday containing the OIL
GERS of the road.
Observation-Disclosures, enquire OF T.
Husklns in Northwood property Oh
Broadway.
Mrs. Anderson, Of East Liverpool, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Captain In
glebright.
J. w. Collins left yesterday morning
for New Castle, Pa, over the c. 81 ?.
railroad.
A number OF our attorneys were at
tending court at st. Clalrsvile yester-
day.
John Smith of Burlington left over
The c. & p. for the East yesterday.
Miss Jennie Williams, OF Hamilton,
Canada, is visiting relatives here.
Thomas Williams and Harry Chessell
have both bought new bicycles.
Alex. HumphreyviIle, OF Mount Pleas
ant, was in the city yesterday.
George w. Chessell has returned from
a business trip to Cleveland.
Mrs. J. p. Crowl who has been i'll is
recovering.