Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
n1ARTIN,S FERRY.

MARTINS FERRY.
The small frame dwelling of a Hunga-
rian by the name OF Joseph Walerych, on
Crawford's Heights. caught fire yester-
day morning about half past eight o'clock
and was burnt 10 the ground with the
greater part Of it's contents. The origin
of the fire is not known but the flames
were discovered by one of the children,
issuing from garnet in close proximity
TO the chimney. The fire department was
called out from box 81. but owing TO the
house being so far from FIRE plug thay
were unable to render onv service what
ever. The house and its contents We're
insured for $40. This. however, will not
cover the loss by a couple OF hundre dol
lars.
ST Mary's to-day and coming week.
This is the fifteenth Sunday after Pente-
cost. Ep. Cal, 5:25 10 Gil Gosp. St
Luke. 7:l1-1G. All the sodalitias will meet
as usual and receive holy communion at
first mass. The mass at 10 Il. III will he
celebrated on the altar Of the blessed
Virgin. All the sOdalities will Tocito their
Office together before the blessed sdcca-
ment at 2:30 p. n. Confessions VIII be
heard all this afternoon md evening
Benediction will be at $50 p. ~. First
mass tomorrow viii be at $50 a. m. The
Rosary viii be said at 9:45 a. n. u. NOR
row. There will be no aspergcs to-mor-
row. The devotion VIII close on Monday
morning. September :, with high mass
and procession of the blessed sacrament
at a. m. There will be q sermon of In
struction at the late mass to-day and also
at the devotlons in the evening. The
church will be open all day as usual
Next Tuesday. September s. will be the
feast Of the Nativity of the Blessed Vir-
gin. Next Sunday will be the feast Of the
Holy Name of Mary. Masses during the
week at o'clock every morning. Ben
ediction every Friday evening at half past
seven.
People residing on South First street
We're pretty badly scared yesterday
morning over the supposition that q bull
dog owned by Thos. Baggott had gone
mad A yOunester by the name of Ches-
tor King was passing the Baegott resi-
doncc with small terrier dog in his arms
when the bull dog sighted him. He
started towards the boy, who through
fright dropped his poodle and skedaddled.
It was then that the bull with his lantern
jaw made for the pup and tore him into
two by four pieces The disturbance rails
ed by the animals brought Mr.. BaPgott
and number Of the neighbors to the
scene and in their attempts to stralghten
matters up the Infatuated bull dog took
chunk out Of Mr.. Baggotts knee. Geo.
Snodgrass appeared upon the scene with
shot gun IN the midst of the excitement
and ended the career of the First street
bully
The funeral of the late John Hastings
took place yesterday forenoon from his
home about two miles back of town and
was largely attended. Rev J. W. Robins.
pastor of the ". 7. Church Of this place.
conducted the services. Intermcnt was
made at the Holmes burying ground.
Gertrude and Francis Barbour returned
home yesterday from a couple Of months
visit with relatives at Smithheld.
Miss Margaret Davis. Of Cleveland. O..
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Reed, Of
West Walnut street.
Misses Matte Norris. Blanche Sea-
bright and Pierre Coleman returned home
yesterday from a short visit at Tiltons-
Vile with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dean, Of Brainerd,
Mimi. arrived here last evening to visit
Mr.. Deans brother, S. T. Dean, of this
place.
Geo. Smith and wife returned home yes
terday from weeks visit at Toledo, De-
triot ard other lake points.
-I,rf7,r. lo.,-- NH Ia cI,eor,.od bo
postoffice tomorrow and the banks will
he closed on account Of it being a national
labor day.
Sam Huskins Geo. Huskins and Chas.
Beck have returned home from a success
ful squirrel hunt ut Saltwater.
School opens Monday and all the teach
ers have returned from their summer
trips and are again ready for nine long
months work.
Mrs Richard Deegans and children, Of
Chicago. left for home yesterday after
visit with the family of ". II. Moore. of
Walnut street.
A young son of Geo. McAninch was
painfully hurt yesterday by upsetting a
jar of hot Jelly ON himself
John Beck. q we'll known farmer resid-
INK near tldlI WIG 'tAt'4 i may Ai4tTllA
from q stroke of paralysis he received
while out hunting.
Ben Teagarden was badly burned about
the left eye while a work at the Laugh
lin tin mill
Mrs. Conrad Long is spending q few
days with relatives at Powhatan.
The new annealing furnace at the Aetna
Standard mill Will be ready for use the
coming week.
Miss Bessie Blackford. accompanied by
Miss Mary Thomas. left for her home at
Sundusky yesterday after several
weeks visit with relatives here.
Mrs Capt. Thos. Moore. Of Tiltonsville.
died last evening at nine o'clock from the
effects Of paralytic stroke received last
Tuesday. Mrs. Moore had lived at Til
louisville the greater part OF her life and
was well known and highly respected by
all. She was 60 years Of age and leaves
four children, all Of which are married.
They are IT. V and ". C. Moore and Mrs.
VIM. Mears of Tntonsville. and Mrs. :.
q. Robinson. of this place. No funeral ar
have been made yet.
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