The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-22
MART1N,s FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

progressive 0elBupoT'
Charles Mccord and Skin" Clark
came near being shot Saturday night,
while in Lutz's saloon. on Second street.
The men entered the saloon, leaving the
door open, and were asked by Mrs.
Lutz to close the same. This they did,
and being under the influence of liquor
1t is said, began using abusive Lam
gauge towards the woman. Mr. Lutz
then took hand in the game. and fired
at the men, who made hasty exit from
the saloon. The shot went close to
Clarll's head, and crashed through a
plate glas window in the front of the
building. Nobody was injured.
The article published exclusively in
Saturdays Intelligencer concerning the
characterization OF Kerr Brothers PLAN
ing mills to the manufacturing OF metal
ceilings, was read with much interest
by the citizens OF this city. The change
Will be made as soon as possible. which
will likely be within the next sixty
days.
Ohio City Lodge no 4, Knights OF
Pythias, will attend banquet
given by Baltimore Lodge, OF Wheeling,
this evening. The members are re-
,quested to meet at the hall at $50
o'clock, In order that the start may be
made promptly at Z O'Clock.
The funeral Of Mrs Isaac Giffen Will
take place this afternoon at o'clock
from the United Presbyterian church,
! In this city Rev. A. r. Robinson, pas
tor OF the church. vii ofIiciate. Inter-
ment viii be at RiveFview cemetery.
The revival services at the Methodist
Episcopal chrch will be continued all
this week, by the pastor, Rev. j, 7. Nor
ton. The meeting held last week was
very successful, and largely attended.
Mrs. Matthew Jones died at her home
| on North Fifth street last evening, at
i 6:2S O'Clock. The funeral arrangements
have not been completed. The deceased
was a former resident of Wheeling,
The regular meeting Of Martins Fer
ry Lodge No. 80, A, o. U, W., which was
count OF the reception given in their
hail, will be held this evening.
The funeral Of Mordecai Bean Graves
took place yesterday morning, at 1880
O'Clock, from the residence OF NJ. D. My
ers, on South Broadway. lnterment fol-
lowed at LinwoOd cemetery.
The funeral OF John Clifford will take
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from
the family residence, on Second street.
Interment will be at RtverView ceme-
terry.
Eheny, will deliverr q lecture on Mis-
slons" at the United Presbyterian
church Friday evening.
George Tweedy and daughter, Miss
Ilbbie, have returned from Smithheld.
where they were attending the funeral
OF relative.
The annual banquet given by the Bel
mont County Medical Society will be
held at the Windsor Hotel, in Bellatre.
Thursday.
Communion services were held at the
Presbyterian church yesterday morn
Ing. and fifteen new members were re-
cClved,
The damage suit Of Mrs. NJ. v. Z.
Cabell against the city will come up for
hearing in common pleas court Thurs
day.
Nellie Dean celebrated her ninth
birthday Saturday Afternoon by enter
timing about twenty Of her friends,
VIII Stewart WAS down from Mlngo
yesterday spending the day with his
parents on North Fourth street.
Miss Ellen Mitchell goes 10 Pitts
burgh this morning, TO resume her stud
les al Kings School Of oratory.
The personal property OF Thomas
Cow will be sold at public huction sale
tomorrow morning
Miss Alice Morris has returned from
few days visit with friends and rel
atlves at Toledo.
George Robertshaw has gone to Ham
mond, Ind. where he has secured a po-
Sition In Mill.
The attraction at the Star theatre all
next week is "svcngali," the hypnotlst
and telepNthIst.
The Belmont brick works. which have
been OF for several weeks. will resume
this morning
Contractor Selby will commence the
brick work on the new Hoge building
to-day.