Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-20
BELLAIRE AND VICINITY.
Sudden Death Robbery Rclig'
iOus, Journalistic and Per
sOnal Notes.


The whole city was shocked Yesterday
forenoon 10 hear OF the death Oi Mrs.
Emily Morgan. Mrs. Morgan wac the
wife oi 4. q. Morgan, one Of the most
prominent, able and highly respected Ot
our citizens, and was at her death in the
noighborhood of fifty years OF age. She
was a daughter OF the late Rev. Robert
| CarotherI, well known all over Belmont
county, in his life time. She had not
| been entirely well of late, hut her death
was sudden and unexpected, resulting
from an affection of the heart. Beside
| her husband, she leaves two daughters,
ono married Mrs. Berger, of Wheeling
Island) and a son just coming into man
hood. Tho afflicted family have the
heart felt sympathy ot all who know
them, in their bereavement.
1t is expected that the rolling mill
will resume operations to-day.
The towns along tho river get tw"
mails per week.
The Probate Court OF MONROE county
issued 22S marriage licenses during the
year 1873, against 2i0 ISSUED IN lS1I
Apples sell here ior about II por
barrel.
The Disciples are holding meetings
every night this week, under the super.
vision of Elder d. =. dean. Tho Mcthu-
dists also have a protracted meeting m
session, AMI the rrc,bytvrims had all
last week, closing with communion ou
Sabbath. Rev. Robert Alexander, ui
st. CRirsyillc, assisted Rev trastun, tho
pastor. Rev. H. 5. Dean, the new pas
tqG0Irlbs Disqipl9s church, Naas ordained
Prof. Inos, OF bethany College, perform
iuy the ccrrmunirs Rev. bean has
shown himself an able minister ami
sincere follower IL his Master. We
hope lac mas lind his future residence
in our midst rs pleasant aud rs proiila'
blc rs his past stay.
Hundreds Of quail wccrc frozen to
death last week, perhaps more than all
the Nmrods killed during the shootlng
season.
Tho new bridge on the &. aud Z. X.
r. at Mingn was finished last saturday.
jim Ehcrline's SteubeuyIllc accummo-
datinn was the first train 10 cross IT.
The LeEl,r says: The 81. ClalTsylllr
railroad is y. G., and has been since the
susw. II YOU want 10 got To the county
seat YOU must hire conveyance, or else
90 out In Warnnck's = station on the rall-
road, then take "a buss Poor people
cannot well afford to visit the Seat ui
Justice just now
Pomorov Ticgdph: one Francis VI,
IIeiney, of Olive township who got a
divorce from his wife, Mary I. Hcincy,
last June, in Jackson county, West NIr-
ginia. on the ground OF adultery, took
out a license in this county, December
| 3lst, To re-marry her, and the twu Will
soon be living together again.
Last week one evening three strange
men entered the furnishing house oi
MAYER 4 KlotE just at supper time
when hut two persons were IN Tie store.
| Two ui the men engaged tho clerk and
one uf the proprieturs IN the buck "l th"
store their prctouse was t1 purchase
clothing when tho third party opened
! the money drawer and took out some
! thing over fifty dollars. rs soon ~ the
theft was made he walked buck H. h's
partners and all three lett, saving they
would call again in the morning; hut
they didn't come Mayer ~ kloz now
have an alarm on their money drawer.
| Col. David Rankin returned home
last Friday from Hot spring, Ark,
| His healthy appearance Is evidence that
his visit improved his health -umcwhat,
Col. &. :. :. Baron, who has been
confined t. his roum with the bilious
fever for some days past, Is improving
The Guernsey JVusp"'n" say, that 4
snn OF Rezin Griffith, near Washington,
has unique lap robe, formed OF th'riy'
six cat hides ot different cuinrs. Ii
pretty robe, bat it va, death to cats
The hose house ia the Fourth ward
has had the damages done by IRE To-
paired.
The sle,is are stillrnnumg in the Plac,
Of street cars.
| Cul. Poorman's new PAPER seems Il
he settled thing HIS type and pres
are on the way, and hr Is in search II .
suitable room for his office. tie want
o. srt the first number ont by the Spti
! oi this month.
Ual. Bowen IL stiIl conducting hiI
Temperance revival.
Mrs. Mary J Meek, Who elaine,
damages from the Pennsylvania Eaii
road Company for the death 1T her hu-
band, and lost her case, has moved for
new trial, hut this was refused.
There Is talk Of marriage IA high
life. Nuu could never guess who,
:. OF Cummins, I. q. littoa Rn'
Thomas Archibald have bcen drawn 4
serve on the grand jury at -, Ci'ir'
vile.
Tho Leuder was three years old i.s
week. Ii is n lusty youth.
Mrs. Jeptha Kiuscy and her daughter
Miss Alice, are both laid up with spraln
ed ankles, the result oi falls on the nj
Somebody in sled ran against ia
cable that "guys' the smoke s,ack a
Ault's mill and threw the stark dOsI
"and great was the iall OF II.