The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-02
Martin,s Ferry BEIGE.

Jacob Teagarden met with very SER
ious accident while at work ut the
LaughlIn mill early yesterday morning.
II was carrying wet plate, which in
some manner slipped from his hands
and fell into pot OF melted metal.
causing an explosion. The hot metal
was thrown all over Teagarden, and he
was severely burned about the face,
arms and breast He was removed to
his home on North Fourth street, and a
physician summoned, who dressed the
wounds. r.ir
Roy Crlmble, aged six years. whose
home Is on Center street, while climb
ing up u tree in the yard Monday even
Ing. fell to the ground, a distance of
about five feet, and sustained an ugly
cut on the top of his head about two
inches in length DR.. Wilson was CALI
ed in and found several stitches neces-
sary to close the wound.
Car No. so, on this division OF the
street car line, ran through the safety
switch on Buckeye street yesterday af-
ternoon. An approaching train on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh road was the
cause. It required considerable time
and the assistance Of another car to re-
place the one which had been dttched.
Rev. w. B. Winters, of Kent. Ohio,
delivered an excellent lecture at the
First Methodist Episcopal church last
evening, on "BelshaZZar's Feast" A
large audience was present and the
lecture was pronounced superb. Rev.
Winters formerly resided in this city.
The building committee of the United
Presbyterian church met last evening
and awarded the following contracts on
the new edflee: Brick work, Jesse
Selby: plasterlng, Delmar Ladd; lum-
Der. Kerr Bros; metal work. Aetna
Metal Company.
Mrs. Wyant, residing on Main street,
fell down flight of stairs late Monday
night and broke two ribs on her left
sic and also injured her spine. While
her condition is considered very SER
Ious, hopes are entertained for her re-
covery.
The marriage Of Albert Horcher and
Miss Clara Buckle will be solemnized
this evening at o'clock, at the pnrson-
age of the German Lutheran church.
Rev. Paul Hummer, pastor OF that
church, will ofIlciate.
The Wheeling Railway Company
commenced tearing up tracks on South
Broadway yesterday, preparatory to
laying the new nine-inch rails.
The annual May procession at the
st. Nnry's church will take place next
Sunday morning, and consists of the
young ladies Of the church.
Father Mulhoarn and Engineer Millar
went out surveying the new st. Mnrys
Catholic cemetery, west of town, yes
terduy.
Pat. Hall was arrested yesterday
morning, on n charge Of drunkenness
and will have hearing this morning
before Mayor GOodhue,
The nine-year-o child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reece, who has been very
i'll for the past two weeks, is slowly re-
covering
s. /. Woods will move his family to-
morrow, to Chicago, where he will en-
gage in the plano business with his
brother.
Frank, the four-year.old child OF
Manager Maskrey, OF the Laughlin
plant, is very Ill.
Miss Alice Hillmeyer. of Toronto, is
the guest of relatives in the Fourth
ward.
w. II. Rntcllfi. of Mt Pleasant, was
calling on friends in the city yesterday.
l.. j. c, Drennen was In st. Glars
vile yesterday on business.
John Nen, OF warnoclS, is the guest
of relatives in the city,