The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
FARRELL
DIED LAS! NIGHT
COUNCILMAN FOR IL YEARE AND
HAD BEEN WITH MUTUAL
BANK FOR LONG PERIOD
Game to This City From Maryland More
Than Half Century Ago-Fun-
cral Probably Monday.

I'rtrr t.. Farrell aged -, Tor more
than :, half century prominent resident
"t' tins city md for |" years l)"In"rratic
city r"ulCilmam Of the Fourth ward ana
tn. real estate examiner for The Mutual
savings Bank. died last night III the
family hum" at - Nineteenth street. 1u!-
lnwiuE'n months illness "t computation
uf diseases MIR. Farrell wHS On" nI The
most widely known real estate rAi"rts
in this city. and his paSSinE Will hr
learned with Surrnw ~ his many friends
Throughout the Wheeling district.
Mr.. Farrell WAS horn in tumhrrlnnh
M,l JuniarN ~ i IN. wlrr" lie Smrnt
his younger days and cam. I" this city
~ wears ago. ~" WAS Il earring" painter
lmr many years and about In years nr"
entered the employ "r III" Mutual SAY
II?,S bank aS real estate examiner. which
DUTIES h. discharged pr"Iri"nlly until
been - n"inhrr If 81. .l"Srrh'$ ,'at h"drai
since first coming In This city. His wife
died about six years ago. surviving are
on" sou and four daughters: John j..
"f Denver. t'"l.: Mrs. Helen Steers. OF
New York; Mrs. j. {. Casey of New
Haven. conn: and Mrs. Fred Lang of
this city: also one hruth"r. James y.
FARRELL If Ir"nt"u. -.
Funeral arrangements will hc conn
rl"i"d upon arrival # relatives from
abroad. II WAS announced from the
bone. last night thar services Will likely
hr held Monday morning with requiem
High mnSs IN ST. J"SrphS cathedral. In
t"rmrm will ~" in Mt. Calvary r"in"-
terry.
Funeral for Miss o'Kane Today.
Beautiful and IMPRESSIVE funeral crrr-
monies will he held in 81. JoScph's ca
th"dril this morning at o'clock in pay
ing the last honor and loving tribute
+" Miss Mary y! pkanr. "Ir of tho
most prominent charity workers and
catholic. women mf West VIRGINIA. who
peacefully passed away in tho family
home. ! Thirteenth street. Thursday
morning. Many prominent clcrgymrn nf
This section Will partlcipatr in the crlc-
bratiun of solemn high mass of requiem.
Preceding the services in the cathedral.
private. s"rvirrS will h"hrld in the resi-
hrnIc.
The Rrv. Robert T.. OKane. brother Of
Miss O'Kanr. rector Of st. James Church
Of MrMrrhcn. will II" the rrlchrant. rs
sisted by thu Rev. Edward iialway. arch
rIr:lrun. and the Rev. Patrick !. Browne.
suhirarHn of the cathedral. Very Rev.
-. IT, Muyr. N.'i.. rector If the cathedral.
will act az rector on tile throne. Tho
III. Rev. Bishop J.. j. honHhuc Will as
SiSt at the throne aud preach the sermon.
Tho Rev. i. SrhnenhHn. rector nf 81.
.Inhn'S church. B"nwund. and tho Key.
William {. HAIL. rector Of the Church
"C In" immaculate Conception. will h.
rIr.iruNS AT the throne. other clergy
men 81 me ililtl llhIH anu III ln''
viii assist in the services. Til" rathcdrIl
FULL choir will sing Tho mass. Mis-"
u'lian" will hc laid al rest in Mt. i'nl-
vary cemetery.
Miss D'kan" was hnr of III" In"St pop
uiar women among all the l"upl" that
over lived and worked for thr upiift
"f III" unfuriunat" III this city. This
fact WAS demonstrated by the hundreds
who visited the home yesterday (" ln"l
the last time upon the face OF ihrIr
friend and brnefactor.
Funeral for Mrs. Schaffner Today.
Funeral services for Mrs Eva Muria
(Amrhcinl Srhaffnor. wifi" nf William
Srharfnr:. who passed away in tn" FINN
ily homo. !S3 SiNtornth street. W"dn'S-
LAY night. will ne held IN tho. place vt
death this AFTERNOON a: . O'clock. The
Rev. William G. C!fert OF St. Johns
German Protestant church. Will offtcl-
ate. and burial Will be in Greenwood.
4 special car will convey friends OF tho
family Ia the cemetery