The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-08
MARrrN,s FERRY NEws.
The Daily Chronicle Of whselins's
Ssprogressive Ndghbor.

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Word was received here Saturday am
uounolne the death Of Mrs. Fred Apple
gate. al selby. Ohio. The remains VIII
arrive here this morning, and the rum
eral will occur probably this afternoon
from the residence Of Mrs. A. j. Baop,
on Carlisle street. The lnterment VIII
be at Riverview cemetery.
Mrs. Mary weems, aged sixty-two
years. died at her home early on Sec
ond street early Saturday morning at-
ter n weeks suffering from a stroke OF
paralysis. The funeral VIII occur at
2 O'Clock this afternoon, and interment
win be at RIverview cemetery.
A meeting OF the executive commit
Tee Of the Woman's Club is called for
t,.morrow afternoon, at 2:3O o'clock,
at the residence OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Wood, on North Third street. Import
ant business Will come up.
The funeral of the two-year-old child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Deiteh took
place at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
from the residence Of Its parents. ut
burlington. Interment was at Hen
schels cemetery.
The funeral of the slx.months-old
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Diehl' re.
sldlnS on GIenn's Run, took place at :
O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon. Inter"
ment was in private cemetery near
that place.
.The Confederate Spy" produced at
the star Theatre, Saturday night. by
home talent, for the benefit OF the IRE
department, drew a large house and
the performance was excellent In every
respect.
AS stated In Saturdays Intelligeneer
the greater portion OF the Aetna
Standard VIII resume to-day. All the
sheet mills and tin mills Nos. 3, lS and
Il will go on this morning
The damage suit of John Cochran
AGAINST Joseph and David McKim was
heard in Squire Kellar's court satur-
day, and resulted In the plalntih get
ting verdict for SO.
The Gaylord coal works. above this
city, have not been sold to Cleveland
and Pittsburgh capitalists, as stated In
Saturdays and Sundays unreliable
News.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cope. Of
Champagne, ILL.,, are the guests OF Dir.
and Mrs. John Henderson, on Walnut
street.
1t is reported that a popular street
car conductor on the Martins Ferry d.
vision. is soon to wed Clarks addition
belle.
Mrs. George Blackford will return
TO sandusky to-day, after visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Brady.
Miss May SHELTON win return to her
home, at Terre Haute. Ind. to-day af-
ter a visit with Fourth street relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Carmichael returned
Yesterday from New York, where she
has been spending the past two weeks
John Noll was arrested and fined 81
and costs Saturday. for assaultiHg a
boy in clark's addition.
Miss Bessie Boyle returns to Oxford.
Ohio, tomorrow, to resume her studies
at Oxford University.
The eight hot mills Of the Laughlin
plant viii resume this morning, after
two months idleness.
Miss Inez Bowman has returned
from a two weeks visit at Wellsburg.
Miss Laura westwod returned yes
terday from n visit to Beaver. Pa.
The National Glass conpany's plant
will resume In full this morning.
Jacob Hounker has returned from a
visit with relatives at Newark
Charles Williams spent Sunday at his
home in Mount Pleasant,
George Hell, sr.. who has been quite
III. Is slowly recovering.
The public schools open to-day, after
a two weeks vacation.
II. n. Relnhrt goes TO Pittsburgh to-
day on business.
Miss Carrie Wood is recovering from
weeks illness.
William stewart was down from MIN
90 yesteriay.
Al. Smith goes to PfttsburEh to-day
on business.
NJ. c. Mitchell Is on the sick list.