The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-17
MAnrrN,s PERRY.
Hap. aud sIishaps in tue Thriving City
Across tis River.

Across the Rtvofs
Miss Sarah Lewis, a most estimable
Young lady Of Martins Ferry, died yes
terdaV at 5 4. M. at her home on
Broadway, She was twentT.tour years
old and was the eldest daughter Of Rev.
William LOWS, PASTOR Of tho Welsh
Congregational church. The deceased
was born At Cattarangcrs. n. Y, March
8. 1870. She graduated from the Mar
tins Ferry schools, taught In them
three years and entered tho Massaehu'
sets General Hospital a. Boston. to
train for professional nurse and was I'M
able 10 continue on account OF her
health. At the time OF her death she
was engaged in the book, stationary and
news business on Fourth street She
died from heart trouble, with which
she had been confined TO bed Eve weeks.
She seemed to grow worse alter her re-
turn from camping at Bass Island In
August. Her death was a shock TO her
numerous friends and acquaintance.
The splendid two.story brick building
OF william Prince IL ready for oceu.
pancy. The second story OF Lewis
Schedules building on the corner OF
Hanover and Second streets is up.
George Spence's residence Is nearing
completion aud George Floto's Is under
roof. Work will be commenced on the
foundation for the three.story brick
building for the Fraternity Hall Asso-
citation in few days. The work OF eX-
cayating for the foundation for the new
high school building will be commenced
In day or two.
This evening Thoburn post, G. a. h,
No. 72, will give q musical md literary
entertainment at the hall. corner OF
Hanover aud Fifth streets. Rev. 5. J..
Boyle will deliver an address. Mrs.
Richard Stewart will siu2 solo. There
will be children's drill and quartette
will sing. Besides this entertainment
music will be rendered.
Edward Anderson, OF Martins Ferry,
who was recently released from the
Ohio penitentiary, was given prellml-
nary examination @. Cambridge on tue
charge Of assault: with intent to kill aud
was bound over 10 court in the sum OF
$500. N. B. Cox, witness, was arrest
ed for carrying concealed weapon.
Martins Ferry Republicans are con-
siderably interested in the Foraker
meeting at BeIIaire on Friday evening
and McKinley's at Bridgeport on Tues
day evening. Many Republicans here
are sorry that Mckinley will not speak
in Wheeling.
Edward Wolf. Charles Horcher, Don
Cline, Michael Metzker, James Brandt
aud James Coen left yesterday Tor Cen
trail City. W. Va, to work In the Hunt
ington glassworks, OF which Thomas
Mears, Of Martins Ferry, is president.
Some OF the farmers who sell what
they call good country butter" in town
are liable to heavy fine and penalty
under thestate law and some OF them
will get caught up.
Colonel Thomas B. Coulter, ex.sixth
auditor oil the treasury department. Is
seriously i'll at Unionport Jefferson
county, and Is not expected to live.
Luther Lewis, Of Yost & Packards
architects office, in Columbus, arrived
home last evening. summoned BY the
death OF his sister Sarah.
E. D. Dithridge, esq, OF Kent. Ohio.
10 in town on business and shaking
hands with old friends. He is in the
glass business up there.
DR.. Carl Rust entertained his brother,
George 2. Rust, OF WELLINGTON, and W.
II. Skinner, OF Martins Ferry, yester-
day.
Mrs. Thomas Charlton aud daughter.
Miss Jessie, leave to-day for Central
City, W. Va, their future home.
G. c. Mitchell. secretary Of the Y. N.
.. A.. returned last night from a three
days visit at Beaver Falls.
Mrs. Fred Hall Ia visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Lewis, at Wells
burg.
Rev. A. E. Brownlee is holding serv-
ices at Warnock's Station.
Charles Galbraith. Of smithfold, vlsi.
ted R. 7. ong yesterday.