The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-25
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

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Yesterday. at 1890 o'clock. after a
lingering Illness Of several months
duration, Occurred the death OF one OF
Martins FeEry's well known citizens,
Maryland Chalmers Sedgwick. at his
home, on Concord street. While de-
ceased was not 81 sound man, physic-
ally, for about ten. years, 1t was nos
until about FIVE months ago, that bis
condition become alarming, and since
that time he has almost constantly
been lowering between life and deatl
suffering untold agony, which was re-
lieved only by death. Mr. S2dSwick,
while having spent most of his life on
his farm, near Glenu's Run. AMI hav-
ing lived In the city only a couple OF
years, was known TO almost every res
ident in the place, and where ever
known was respected. Deceased was
born at Rock Hin, back Of Befiatre.
November II, 1851. He leaves 4 wife,
four daughters and ore son to mourn
his loss, the latter being private In
a company of infantry now stationed
in the Philippines: The funeral Wilt
take place tomorrow afternoon, 1t !:
o'clock. from his jiate residence. ana
VIII be in charge Of the knights 81
Pythi1s. of which deceased was a mem
Der. The intcrment will follow at Riv-
erview cemetery.
Mary Baker. Of Raineytown, was In
the city yesterday afternoon. and vis-
tied the Esquire. preferring charges
against 45pa Cook and Sadie HamIl-
ton. o. the same place. char ging them
with SANDER The two women Will be
brought down probably to-day to an.
swer to the charge.
Stanton Mcmahon, who was arrested
several days ago on charge OF forgery
was arraigned before Mayor Goodhuc
yesterday, and plead not guilty. His
trial was consequently set FOR. 6 o'clock
this morning.
Rev. y. A. Perr,ns. OF Bedford, O.,
has destined to accept the call from the
Baptist church Of this city, for the rea-
san that he does not think the cli-
mate would agree with. him.
The Thimble. Bee will be entertained
Tomorrow afternoon by Mrs William
Dixon and Miss May1ne Thomas. in
honor Of Mrs. Edgar. Bedford, at their
home. on Hanover street
The Knights of Pythlas will meet a.
their hall Tomorrow evening at Z
O'Clock, and VIII march In full dress
up Broadway to meet the Bellaire and
Wheeling companies
The, funeral OF Jesse Robinson took
place yesterday afternoon at . o'clock.
from his late residence. on Main street,
and in,erment followed ct R.verview
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell have
returned TO their home. In Toledo. az
ter. three weeks visit with the for
mer's parents. on Tenth street.
Miss Mabel Hobensack has returned
to Der homes in pittsburgh. after q
weeks visit with friends in the city.
Mrs. Anna Horcher was fined IS and
costs yesterday by. Mayor Goodhue for
using obscene language.
r. T., ons was in Smithheld yester-
day afternoon, attending the reunion
OF the ong family.
The National Glass Company's plant
will in all probability resume Monday
next. -sT
DR.. ". E: Hervey, Of Pittsburgh, is
calling on, friends In the city.
Miss Margaret Smylie is very Ill a,
her home. on Walnut street.
E. J. A. Drennen has gone TO Ann
Arbor, Mich. on business.
Hipkins Mould Works has been shut
down for few days.
The work OF paving Center street is
progressing rapidly.