The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-18
EARTIN's FERRY NEWS.
Tho Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

To-day will not only be q big day In
the city OF Wheeling. but also In Mar
tins Ferry. While the celebration here
will not be as large as at the former
place, the principals Will be the same.
Through the persistent efforts Of 4
number OF our prominent Republicans.
our next vice president. Theodore
Roosevelt. will deliver a ilve-minute
address In this city from the rear plat
form OF his special train en- route to
Wheeling. The train is due at the sta
tlon ON the Wheeling G. Lake Erie road
at 1890 this morning. This city Is very
fortunate In securing the governor Tor
even q fivc-minute speech, as many
cities triple this size will not be given
the opportunity to see him. Everybody
should turn out and demonstrate to the
governor that we appreciate his visit.
The Republican marching clubs Will
leave for Wheeling this evening
promptly at 7:30 o'clock, via the Ter
mlnal railroad. The train Will stop at
Center street for the ]. ]. Gill club, and
the Hanna club viii board 1T at the
depot. The rate for the round trip Is
10 cents. and includes not only mem
bers of the clubs. but al! who wish to
go by that route. Returning the train
Will leave the depot in Wheeling at II
o'clock.
Captain E. H. Rider has issued or
ders for. the members OF the Rough
Riders to meet this evening at Twee-
dy's livery stable at o'clock to attend
the Roosevelt meeting In Wheeling.
Every person In possession OF horse,
whether uniformed or not, Is requested
to turn out and help enlarge the COM
pany.
The following Is the programme to
be rendered atLthe, concert TO be given
Tomorrow evening ut the Presbyterian
church by the Young. Ladies' Aid So
ciety: 49, i!'l 80; 10
instrumental Solo,. Elias Lewis
Solo-"Creole Love Song. ..........
Miss Margaret Harvey
Readins-"The First Quarrel" 800.
.................... Ellen Mitchell
Mandolin solo-"come, Ye DIsconso-
late" ..................R Ralph Heaton
Solo-"A May Morning. ...........
.......... .......M Mrs. Flora Williams
Baritone Solo-"Anchored'. John Nelly
Instrumental solo-"Grand Polo
nalse HistorIual' ....Miss Maskrey
Solo-"He Was Il Prince. ..........
.............. Miss Margaret Harvey
instrumental Duet-"Il Trovatort."
.......... Misses Heaton and CARRIER
Rcading-Selected... Ellen Mitchell
solo-"Villianelle". Mrs. Flora Williams
instrumental Solo-Sclectcd. ........
...................... Elias Lewis
The funeral of Paul Thomas Will take
place this afternoon at o'clock from,
his late residence on the corner of Fifth
and Hanover streets. The lntermcnt
Will be made at Riverview cemetery.
fire was discovered yesterday in
the old Sheets coal mine, In the south
ern portion OF the city. How the blaze
originated Is not known. The mine Is
located outside OF the city limits. and
permission was asked from Chief a. j.
ong to use water from the city. The
Libertys were called out. and the blaze
c1tinguishcd.
The marriage OF John Thomas to Miss
IVA Westlake took plnce last evening
at the residence OF the brides mother,
on Glenn's run. at s o'clock. Only i'm
mediate relatives OF the contracting
parties were present.
Quite large number from here Mt
tended the Republican oratorical feast
at the Opera House In Wheeling Inst
evening, at which Bynum. of Indiana,
and Maher, of Maine, we're the speak,
ers.
a meeting OF the Jr. o. u. A. NJ. was
held last evening, at which time Il was
decided to attend the funeral OF Paul
Thomas In body. They will meet nj
their hall this afternoon at o'clock,
The Independent racing team Is CALL
ed to meet this afternoon mt o'clocj,
at the Central hose house to attend the
funeral OF one OF their members. Paul
Thomas.
The high school foot bail team is
practlclng daily for their game with the
high school team of Wheeling Satur-
day.