Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-26
BELLAIRE.
A MIX wagon WRECKED, and . Lady
BADLY Hurt-Dr. Haie,s Partner.

A MIX wagon Wfookea, ana o Leoy
BADLY Hurt-Df. Haie's Partner.
As Mrs. Darrah's milk wagon was coming
into town this morning, she met with
quite a serious accident while coming
up the hill Just west Of the city, near the
stock pens. The road at this point is very
narrow aad the horse stepped on q stone
and slipped. The wagon began to run
back and in their efforts to check it and
before Mrs. Darrah could get out the horse,
wagon and all were precipitated over the
bank. The hill is uery steep and is about
fifty yards to the bottom, and the wagon
was not stopped until it reached the fiat
at the bottom. Mrs. Darrah ~ considerably
bruised md her back is badly hurt. The
wagon was a total wreck. The horse, which
went down the entire way backward, was
apparently unhurt. This is the same spot
where John Preston's express wagon went
over some time since. The township trus.
tees should look into the matter and have
the road fixed and widened out. II has
been sadly neglected for several years and
allowed to go without any attention.
The dashing rain OF yesterday did more
toward cleaning up the streets and alleys
Of our city than the sanitary commissioner
would do IN q month.
Tom Judkins, the Bridgeport pharmacist,
accompanied by North West, OF the same
city, spent Sunday afternoon visiting
friends in our town.
VIM. H. Tallman left yesterday morning
for a few DAYS rest and recreation at the
home of his ooyhood, ia Goshen township.
Eight carloads of pleasure-seekers took
in the Lewisyille excursion on the b., u: q
C. road on Sunday. A very pleasant day
was spent among the dark hills Of old
Monroe.
A. NJ. Harmon, who has been in the
city for q few days, has gone TO Proctor,
Wetzel county, w. Va, where. he will
teach a summer school.
]. Bickan White, formerly at Darrah's
drug store, this city, but latterly OF Ken
lucky, is home On a weeks visit. He looks
as though the blue grass climate agreed
with him.
Charlie Heinlin, OF Bridgeport, was in
the city yesterday.
Rev. J. X. McKallip left yesterday on a
visit to his family near Pittsburgh, where
they are spending the summer.
The me too" referred to as being ar
rested in Toledo, with DR.. Hall, for quack-
ery, is said to be DR.. Saul, who spent most
OF the winter in this city, and left about
the same time that Hale left Wheeling.
Friend Burt, who was formerly q mem
Der of the firm of Free Il Burt, OF this
city, but who is now engaged in business
in Warrington, w. Va, is in the city,
shaking hands with his hosts of friends.
MI. c. n. Gaumer OF the Mansfield Shield
and Banner, was in the city yesterday on
business.
A.. j. Gilleland leaves this evening on a
short business trip to Pittsburgh.
Prof. T. p. Marchant came back yesterday
from a short visit to friends in the southern
part Of the State. -.
About fifteen couples Of the bon ton Of
Bellaire society attended the party given
by Will Daugherty last night in honor OF
Miss Mallor. who is spending the summer
with him. La Roche's orchestra was pres.
ent, and the evening wasdelightfully spent
in tripping the light fantastic. Elegant re,
freshments were served about IL 80, and
the May dance was then resumed and kept
up until a reasonable four, when the guests
bid the host and hostess good morning.
The affair was one Of the p~leasantest ever
given in our city.
j. w. Shannon, Esq of st. Clairsville,
was in the city yesterday.