The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-01
MARITIME FERRY.
Iiap' aud aii,baIa In tho Thriving City
80 Across the River. 80

Mrs. Sal!na E. Selby, rellct OF the late
Thomas P. Selby, and a daughter OF Sol
ONION Steel. OF Fairn.ont. W. Va. died
about midnight on Sunday night, at the
fomily residence on Union street, aged
flfty-two years. Cancer was the cause
OF the death. The deceased had not been
a healthy woman for several years, but
was not Obliged to 20 to her bed until
the latter part OF last week. The sur
viving children are Howard r., Clarence
and Fred L., OF Martins Ferry, and
Charles E.. of Tacoma, Washington, and
the surviving sisters are Mrs. /. J.
West, of R!dgedale, Va, and Mrs. J. NJ.
Jacbs, OF Fairmont. w Va, where Mrs.
Selby was born.
"wednesday afternoon OF 2 O'Clock, The
interment will be at Riverview Gene
terry. Rev. ]. T. Morton will officiate,
At the autopsy yesterday afternoon,
the diagnosis OF the attending physi-
clan was confirmed, showing CANCER
Gus growth around the liver, also an
other atti!ction. The physicians present
were Drs. A. W. Dlven, j. NJ. Blackford,
B. o. Williams, A. r. yong. J. L Hervey,
]. NJ Hogan and J. o. Howells, the first
ms AiIAi = lAC uSSGdSCu
was member OF the n. E. church and
deceased have the sympathy of their
many friends.
Lieut. James Kerr, son Of JaIneI Kerr,
has been detailed by Secretary Of War
and tactics at Baker University, located
NJ Ra1du5n q hoantif,t1 ~,
Douglas county, Kansas.
ST.. Mary'e Literary Society viii cele-
brate Washlngton's birthday by giving
4 musical and literary entertainment In
ST, Mary's church, on the evening OF
Washington's birthday.
Lewis Avon lodge, OF tInYorkers, has
elected these delegates to the Belmont
Trades Assembly: Henry Williams,
David J. Jones, William Morris.
Henry Logan, a well known colored
man. died last night, at the residence of
II. +. Weems, on Second street. aged
twenty-five years.
John NJ. Rlnehart, an old citizen of
Warren township. dropped dead at Port
land yesterday. lie wQs about seventy
three years old.
Isaac Newland fas secured the sub
contract for the wood work on the ten
houses to be erected by the LaushlIn
Nall Company.
Miss Henrietta, Johnson and Miss Nc
GraN, OF MoundsYllls. who have been
visiting Mrs. Jacob Resenthal, have re-
turned.
The Laughlin Nall Company contem-
plates putting an endless rope in It's coal
bank to haul coal ears and do away with
mules,
Mrs. Glen speidel. Wellsville, spent
yesterday with her sisters, Mrs. Frank
Heinrich aud Miss Sal!ie Miller. n.
J. B. Henderson returned to Wander
bilt Pa, yesterday, and II. W. and II.
g, Henderson, to Pittsburgh.
Mrs. David Deyarmond died at her
home at Pine Valley yesterday, OF heart
trouble, aged sixty years.
Over forty persons have pnAed with
the NJ. Z. church during the protracted
meetings,
Mrs. William g. Joy and Mrs. S. J..
Anthony spent yesterday with iBellalre
friends. 80.
. Mr. and Mrs. Edward .Houghton re.
turned to Fairmont, W. Va, yesterday.
Mills Nos, 4, 6 and G at the Aetna-s
STANDARD, are'of on account OF repairs.
Miss Edith McKim has returned from
an extended visit at Williamsburg. Pa.
Miss Ella Tweed, Of S.eubenviIIe, Il,
visiting Mr., and Mrs. Fred Jones,
Raw. ", II, Qehlschaeger loft ysstsr-
day for his home at Clarion, Pa,
. #
William stringer, OF Portland station,
was In town yesterday.
Foriyrthrec tramps slept in the city
jail last night
Council will meet te-nisht.
Miss Cara Aiskell Is slok,