Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
tor, side by ,ide, ands are safe in say
ing that he vas the r Of the party
and the inspi par who
urged them all to go
ANOTHEI yIEW OsaE JOURNEY.

ing that he yas the u Of the party
and the inspi& par who
urged them all to go
ANOTHER vIEw OzsE JOURNEY.
Quite a large delaion Of Bellaire
people weretaken othe Il. 4 q. rail-
road as far az Glenei in special car
furnished by the b, q. company, TO
reach the scene of disaster. The
delegation, numbenrebOu forty per
sons, arrived at Gles about 1918 P.
NJ, and were infOrmby gentleman
in that locality tina was only two
miles across the cOuIt to the scene oi
the slaughter " receiving this
information, the Bell started across
the fields TO the wre land succeeded
first rate for thefst two miles,
but when they cant getting over
the bit" several oihem concluded
it was a mistake and ped back, while
those who continued e'luded that the
two miles were all NJ, but that "the
bit" was the blggesnrt OF the con.
tract. However, the got there, and
we're ready and williro aid in any and
every particular theDuld. None OF
them arrived at Bells until morning.
OPERATIONS AFE SCENE.
A track has been bt from the cut at
the end OF the trestle1 1wn into the hol-
low, and the truck sceing pulled up.
The operations are Sarge OF George
Henry, OF Bellaire paster mechanic
and master Of transp ltion OF the road,
and a veteran railrok.
John Danfori, sec son OF Hon. J..
Danford, was at holat st, Clairsyille,
and hearing OF the aAient walked over
n distance OF twelHO fifteen miles.
Mrs. Danford also sached her hus-
bands bedside la,teyening, accom-
panied by her lttlet
Mr.. and Mrs. Wil,bi Bellalre, whose
uncle Was 81 severe hurt, also hasten
ed to the scene, as also b. ii. farls,
of BeIlaire, nephewf the Miss farls,
who was wounded Hon. +. j. Alex
ander and wife anDr j. NJ. Todd, OF
Bridgeport, DIR. Luaord, Of Wheeling,
and Fred Strong, sneral agent ol the
G. 4 7. X. H., DHraiton and others
of Bellairr, also stened out to lend
any assistance in eiI power.
SIR. A. T.. Vile who was 81 danger
ously injured byie accident on the b.
& :. W. railroad thursday evening, Is
the father of Mrilex. ;. Wiley Who
travels ior Joscp Bell II Co., OF Wheel
ing. Mr.. Vile yesterday, To see hls
father, went outthe road IN the even
ing
MISIACCIDENrs.
Yesterday aiTnOOn an intoxicated
laborer iell iroIihe trestle to the wreck
and received s,tre injuries by hls Nio'
lent contact " the fragments ol the
wrecked coachS 81,
Col. &. =. :. lrOn, who started win
the Bellaire dtgatIon to the scene OF
the disaster onle Il. Il ;. W railroad
sprained his ake 60 badly before reach,
my the place ha lac was Obliged 10 re'
turn by con- ryanCe. Several ul Iht
party returned wah the ColOni, who
has since bech confined to his rom
PRESIDENT MONIES VIEWS OF mE Ar'i'
JENT.
President Mooney was ahsnt IN lial
timore at the tine OF the afldeht, nu'
arrived in Bellaie Friday morning. lie
of course. feels lydly over the accident
as he has labOrel almost necessarily IL
get his road in good shYe. We inter
viewed him, api he salihe was unabl,
to give the caHse OF " accident hu'
said that full investigation would h'
made. He left for WOodsiie.d ON th'
2 20 train this Afternoon. The cause 4"
the accident is SUPPOSED Ia have Deer
that something br,fe about the iruck'
on the rear pasensr coach, which pre-
cipitated that car ,vea the trestle ant
dragged the otherjwith II.