The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-10
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeliug'I
Progressive Neighbor.

The Daily Chronicle OF Wheeling'S
Progressive Neighbor.
Rev. Charles Davies, OF Cardiff, Wales.
considered the best preacher Of the Welsh
nation. will deliver sermons in this city
Friday and Saturday. Tomorrow even-
ing at the Baptist church he will deliver
sermon In the English language, and
on Saturday afternoon at 2:SO o'clock, at
the same place, Rov. Davies VIII preach
In his native tongue. Large audiences
no doubt Will greet him on both occasions.
II was reported last evening that tho
shovel combine had taken options on the
Laughlin shovel works, and that trans
fer might soon be perfected, but nothing
could be learned last evening as to the re-
liability OF the report, which Is geneF-
ally branded as false.
It was stated yesterday that the hiSh
officials OF the American Tin Plate Com
pany will be in the city the first OF the
week to see about the purchase OF u few
lots south OF the present mill, which are
being held by the owners to secure an
cXhorbitaut price.
Tho funeral OF Albert Smith took place
yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock from the
First Presbyterian church, and was large
~ attended. Rev. s. ]. Boyle. pastor OF
that church, conducted the services In
terment followed at Rivervicw cemetery.
David Gosney was fined 81 and costs
yestcray by Mayor Goodhue for drunk
enness. II being his second jag in two
deys. and having received 81 and costs
for the first the mayor decided they were
more expensive In wholesale lots.
Invitations have been received here
from Mr.. and Mrs, j. 7. Mitchell at
Springfield, Mo, announcing the coming
Myrtle. to william Young Anderson, ON
Wednesday evening, May IT,
The new department Of the Aetna
Standard, including four mills. VIII re-
sumo Monday, II reports are true. II IS
also stated TINT instead OF rolling un'
the mills will roll black plate for enam-
eled stock.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Montgomery have
returned from n weeks visit with reiR-
tlvcs In Pittsburgh. They were accom-
panied home by the formers mother, VINO
Will be their guest Tor rev Gays
Miss Emma Lewis returns to-day from
the home OF her father In the country,
who has been very III for several weeks,
to resume her school duties,
Miss Mamie McCue, who has been the
guest for the past two weeks OF MIS-
John Oxley. returned to her home at MI.
Pleasant yesterday.
The senior class OF the high school at
tended in body yesterday the funeral
OF the brother OF one of their members,
Albert Smith.
Mrs. II. c. over and daughter, Mrs, DR.;
Smith, OF Muncle, Inu., are the guests OF
the family OF William Joy, on South
Broadway
Several from here attended the fair and
festival last evening at ,Bellaire. being
given this week by the Jr. o. U. A. M.
Rev. Livingston. who has been the
guest OF friends in the city. returned to
his home in Cleveland yesterday.
DR.. W. Il. shuttleworth returned yes
terday from Clarksburg. where he attend
cd the conversational convention,
The case of Jonathan Stidd against Ken
worthy HoEe comes up In common pleas
court at Sc Clnirsville to-days
1t Is ruriored that three OF the gradu
ates from the high school of the class OF
'9S will be married shortly.
The German Beneficial Society will give
n dance at the MaennerchUr hall Wednes-
day evening, May IL
Walter Larkins went to Pittsburgh yes
terdny to attend meeting OF the scale
and wage committee
Mrs. Matilda Over is very III at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. William Joy,
on South Broadway.
Fred ElcE has returned to. Pittsburgh
after a few days visit with his parents,
on 1.-The Heights"
The Laughlin nail works Is stll OF, not
being able to secure kegs In which 10
ship their nails.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barr will be home
to-day from n few days visit with rela-
lives at Flndlay,
Hurry Grayson went to FaIrmont yes
terdny to attend the knights Templar
conclave.
Mrs. John Hatch is very Ill at her home,
on Washington street, OF tonsllitis.