The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-30
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
Tho Daily Chronicle Of Whcc lins's
Progressive NcirhlOr.

Progressive Neighbour.
hit and instantly killed by a Cleveland
& Pittsburgh passenger train at Tor
onto, Ohio, Saturday. Davis was an en-
ploye Of the Beaumont glass works
here, and resided on Carlisle street He
with his little daughter were a; Toronto,
the guests OF his father, and we're at
the depot waiting for'the train on their
way home when the accident occurred.
His body was badly mangled and the
interment VIII be made at that place.
a. ]. Smith. secretary OF the West
Virginia glass works. who has been at
Pittsburgh for the past two weeks ex-
hlbiting samples OF their wares at the
Monongahela house. spent Sunday with
his family here. He will return to
Pittsburgh this afternoon. where the
exhibition Of his goods will be continued
through the week, closing next Satur-
day. The exhibit has been very sue
cessful and the wares have been ex-
amiaed b" many
Mrs. Annie Sage. Of Dayton, Ohio,
state president of the Order OF Ladies
OF the G. 4. r.. will be the guest OF the
Mother Mckinley circle Of the above
o:der at this place on Thursday. Feb
ruary .. Mrs. Sage during the visit to
this city, which will be of one days
duration. Will be entertained at Belle
VIE hotel, and In the evening she will
deliver an address 10 the local order.
She Is said to be speaker OF consld-
cradle ability.
Mrs. William Chalfant. aged Go years.
died at her home In Tiltonvllle yestec-
day morning, OF n complication OF dis
eases. brought on b. the, grip. She was
sister Of Mrs. r. ]. Irwin, Of this CITY,
The case Is a very sad one. her husband
having died only week ago Wcdnes-
day. Funeral Will occur tomorrow aft
ernOon and iatcrment will he made at
that place.
Owing to the friGid temperature of
the Opera house YESTERDAY morning the
Presbyterian congregation was dis
missed without sermon. By evening
the house had become comfortably heat
I'd and the pastor, Rev. Boyle. deiv-
cred ar excellent sermon 10 the order
OF Good Templars, who attended in u
body.
The home talen; production Of a
Yankee in CU1a." which was TO have
been put on at the Opera house some
time during the first of next month.
has been postponed owing to the absence
from the city o. one OF the leading
characters. 1t will be produced after
Lsnt.
Mrs. Matilda Over is lying in very
dangerous condition al the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. William Joy. on Broad
way. Her sons. C. Fl. and Fred Oliver,
OF AIuncie. Ind. were summoned. the
former arriving here Saturday ard the
latter was expected here last night.
Mrs. Ella Jackson. colorsl. died at her
home. Oh Catawba street, yesterday
morning, OF complication OF Diseases
The remains will be aiken to George
town this morning FOR iu;sgmeat On
Tuesday. The deceased was about q
gears old.
Trouble continues TO rise with the
erection of the Presbyterian church. On
Saturday three employees. Dean Mctien-
:y, Joseph Gerhardt and Walday Yoho,
unde" Contractor Blake. entered suit TO
recover money due them for labor per-
formed.
Mrs Fritz Gunder. of Carlisle street.
who was operated on the latter part OF
the week for an aEcesS OF the liver. IS
improving nicely and her recovery is
assured. The operation was a very deli
cate one, but was successfully made by
DIS. OnS and Wilson.
The young ladies' OF the Christian
church promise an excellent entertain
ment at thei: church next Thursday
evening. The Etude Mandolin and Sui
tar club will furnish a portion 3s the
music on this occasion.
The Standard and Hiawatha councils
Jr, o. l.. A. NJ, of this city, will hold
Joint meeting on he first of February
for the purpose Of deciding whether or
not n consolidation Of these two bodies
wouiG be advisable.
The revival meetings at the Methodist
Episcopal church will be continued this
week. Presiding Elder Jackson, Of Steu-
Denville. :Till assist Rev. Morton at the
meetings this week.
]. L. Ring. teacher at Fairview school,
has resigned 20 accept another position.
w. W. Taylor hes been selected as his
successor and will take charge the first
OF t4,e month.
The Wcmln's Foreign Missionary So
ciety, OF the Presbyterian church. vii!
meet a; the parsonage Wednesday aft
ernoon at $50 O'Clock.
Ernest Gosne# is able to get. around
with the assistance % cru;ches, his Grip
piled condition oe!rg due to II badly
sprairej right ankle.
John Burchhelj. a prominent lawyef
of Toronto, Chic. was calling on friends
here Saturday. He returned home yes
terday.
Ralph Buett, Of Fourth street. fell on
the ice SATURDAY. and fractured his left
arm above the wrist.
Mrs. George Smith Is confined to her
hCmc on the Heights" with grip
Attorney T. ". Shreve Is In Cleveland
on business.
Charles Boop spcn; Sunday a, Pitts
bursh.
In Grippe Successfully Treated.
II have just recovered from the Sec