Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-11
BUSY BELLAIRE,
Serious Accident 10 q Glass H0use Boy
-Nther Miscellaneous HappeniNEA.

A serious accident occurred at the Boil.
are Goblet works yesterday afternoon.
"Reddy" Jones, a snapper, it appears was
up on a lier, and In jumping fell. He was
caught in place and so injured that he
may die. He was removed to his home
near by and medical aid summoned.
Mayor Cooper entertained Al. King, Mat.
wilkins, B. Crawford and H. Eberhausen,
the upper ferry saloonist, yesterday morn.
ing, lie gave Eberhaasen SIS and costs
for selling on Sunday, and Crawford, King
and wilkins s. and costs for drunkenness
The child of Mr. Merry Faucet, who has
been quite sick for some days, is on the
mend.
Mr.. Nelson Crows child is very sick.
Mrs. s. II. Hall returned yesterday from
business trip TO Texas.
The Heslop. Mahoney sensation published
in Yesterdays REGISTER, was a surprise to
our citizens and causes some excitement.
Everywhere Mahoney is condemned and
Mrs. Heslop sympathized with.
A little child Of Mr.. Jake Reitz is quite
sick with fever.
Miss Ida Campbell OF Martins Ferry, is
enjoying the hospitaities OF friends on
Gravel Hill.
Mr.. James Tallman left yesterday for
Columbus on business.
The Central Star Club contemplates
holding a reunion at an early day.
Husband & Inskeep's store Is undergoing
a thorough cleaning and repsinting.
The Steubenville Presbytery will meet at
the Second Presbyterian Church, on Gravel
Hill, beginning on the oath inst. and lasting
several days. 4 pleasant meeting is anticl-
pated.
with the John Hancock Mutual Life In
hoa fnl 10 Nnoi-
ton with the New York Mutual Life In.
surance Company. Mr.. w. w. Benson, of
this city, succeeds him as agent for the
John Hancock company.
Communion services will be held in the
First Presby terian church on Sunday,
April ODD.
Charles McClain has purchased one Of
Bsrnard's lots on Noble street, for $3.50, and
will build this spring.
Mr.. J. B. Garrell is still critically i'll.
Miss Carrie Randolph has returned from
Indianapolis, Ind.
The G. A. r. entertainment at Zilch's
Opera Hall, comes off this week.
Mrs. Rev. J. K. McKallp is able to be
out on the street again.
Mrs. Ed Permar entertained number
of friends, at her residence in the Fourth
in royal style last night.
Mr. Isaac Goff, who recently lost his eye
sight and who has recovered more recently,
now walks around and is beginning to see
first rate. He can find a pin in brick
wall.
Mrs. John McCauley is visiting friends
in Washington City.
Miss Susan RnEer, OF the Fourth ward,
las Just returned from pleasant visit in
the western part Of the State.
Mr.. John Danford is quite sick at his
home in ST. Clairsville.
The ball given at Central Hail. on Mon.
day. by the ladies of the Monumental Fair
Association, was grand success. Twenty
two couples were present and music was
furnished by La Roche.
Mr.. Lewis Ransom, of Newark, is in town
visiting his brother, Mr.. Geo. Ransom, the
Belmont House barber.
The mill switch will be extended up
about one hundred yards further. The
filling is now being made.
An entertainment will be given at Zilch's s
Opera Hail. for the benefit OF the new
band, on the 26th, 9th and 25th.
The first row-boat of the season was out
Yesterday.
Mrs. Richard Colts, of Martins Ferry,
was down yesterday, visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr. Syl. wether aid has moved his family
back into his residence on Gravel Hill.
W. A. Gorby, Esq, is in New York, on
business in the interest of the Goblet
Works.
Ollie Hoffman, arrested on Saturday
night with a Wheeling female, and who is
still the talk of the town. was let of with
$40 and costs, amounting in all TO about
SO In the article which appeared in the
REGISTER, giving the particulars OF his
separation and arrest, Il was stated th at
-.ol ~ .ka
should have read eight months
Capt John Bigelow will remove his fam
ily TO ST. Clairsyille to-day, where they
will summer.
Mr.. J. B. Smith is back frsm . few days
business trip 10 Steubenville.