Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-02
WHEELING w. FRIDAY MORNINJANOAk1 2,looO l19=2=

the c;ty Yesterday. Mr.. Morris former
iy represented this District in Congress,
and "reminiscences OF the stormy days oil
40 form very interesting narrative as
related by the Judge. -,
The funeral OF Marshal Archer was
largely attended yesterday. The mem
bers OF Council, the policemen and the
Turner Society turning out in BODY,
the Turner's wearing the badge oil the
order. The funeral services were held
in the Disciples Church at Two
O'Clock. The funeral was perhaps the
largest held in this city for long time.
Marshal Archer was an excellent officer,
and the sympathies OF almost the entire
community are with his bereayed iam
ily. As BOY he was respected ana
won a high place in everything in which
he engaged. We have lost good ofticer
and an honored citizen. Peace to his
ashes. Mayor Cassell, p. .. Criswell,
Michael Curran, John McCormack, Jesse
Randolph and Thornton Rodeier were
the pall-bearers. -,
New Years was not markedly obsery-
ed here. The Bank was about the oniy
business place closed, and excepting the
stream of handsomely attired and hne
looking ladies, who were out on gen,
eral promenade, and services in several
of our churches, one would scarcely
have thought it holiday.
One of the best jobs We have noticed
is the cleaning OF prominent street cross,
mos by our Street Commissioner. MUD
is knee deep on many OF our streets,
and some Of the crossings are almost I'M
passable. .,r
dsp7lderu, OF Blairsville, Pa, has diyed
down on one of our fair daughteas, and
will probably carry her away before
many moons. Of course his visit here
will he pleasant.
Last night was the last night OF the
Catholic Fair. Ii was very fiattering
success in every particular.
| At the regular meeting oi Bellaire
Lodge, 37s, |. o. o. f., on Tuesday
evening, the following officers were
elected, TO serve during the ensuing SIX
months: \. q VIM. Blainey; '. G.,
VIM. p. Crozier; Secretary, George ID.
Heatherington; Treasurer. Joseph W.
Heatherington; Trustees, julius Arm
strong, William Moorehouse, Z. D. >.
| Baron.
The blast furnace was obliged to cease
operations for time, yesterday, by the
giving out OF the gas at 3P. NJ.
The Buckeye Lantern Manufacturing
Company shut down yesterday al
noon 10 take an inventory OF stock
They will probably resume to-day:
Belaire parties were interested IN the
following cases disposed OF in the Coun'
ty Court in the past week:
Sullivan Barnard d Cowen vs. Is. " "
R.R, Co. Case contir uel.
National Glass Manufacturing Com
panv VS.. Jacob Heatherington. Platn,
iiGs motion ior new trial overrrlied
Defendant excerpts to this ruling oil tl'
Court.
Elijah Criswell VS.. City OF Bellalre
Judgment Of Mayor reversed at costs o
plaintiff.
w. p. Lane VS.. Harrison Butte ct al
Judgment against defendants for Ss,b'
56. Order Of foreclosure in default q
payment and fer sale OF mortgage prem
lses. .-......,z,ns -
The Sc Olairsyille C.ronick ~
late Manlsal Archer, OF tkis etsy
viie and two children aseAsfstt "
death. Deceased wsa tor s1nne tue :
teoonsotivo engineer on our hAnxo
gasge, and was generally esteemed e
faithful and accommodating officer. u
= \ uas a taryp hearted generous man.