Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-11
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Town News.
Yesterday an operation was psrfor med
on Mr.. I. C. Baker. residing on the B. q 0.
about one mile back of town. The opera.
ton was for cancer in the stomach. and
was performed by DR.. Hesilehorn, OF Gin
cInnati, and Dr. Robert Muhleman, of this
city. Mr. Baker has been suffering from
the trouble for several years, and of late
has been very low. An operation was
thought necessary, and was performed yes.
terday, when it was discovered that the
cancer was a malignant one, having grown
fast to The spine, and owing to the numer-
Gus attachments could not be removed.
Four DRINKS and disorderlies were up
before the Mayor yesterday and taxed the
usual amount.
Five car loads OF lumber have arrived for
the Enterprise glass works and is being
worked up.
holidays at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Kennedy, of the Second ward, is
out the B., Z. & G. r. R summoned by the
illness of her mother.
In Yesterdays REGISTER it was stated
that Tom Lilly's bond was $500. 1t should
have read $500 bond. This, We believe,
was the printers fault.
La Roche played last night at the Skat-
ing Rink. He plays at the same place to-
night and tomorrow night, at the NC
SWORDS Barnhill wedding on Thursday
night, and on Friday night at Central Hall
for the Harmonic cub.
Zllch will play at St Clairsyille on Xmas
night.
The mill continues doing good business
with fiatteripg prospects. Very few nails
are in the warehouse Just now.
Work on the foundation for the Enter
prise glsss works progresses finely: The
weather is all that could be expected, and
those interested are feeling good.
w. c. Warnock, of the Independent has
issued a little paper called the Holiday
Herald, which is as neat as can be and
something that Mr.. Warnock should be
Mrs. LETTERS, aged 90 years, of the First
ward, is very i'll and may die any moment
OF general debility. She is a Canadian by
birth.
/. Father Campbell, of Dennison, O., is in
the city to-day.
that Capt r. T. Devries' field OF usefulness
will be greatly enlarged west OF the Ohio
River.
Iu the writing contest in the high school
Miss Ella Grove carried off the honors in
the A Glass; Miss Emma Littleton in the
B class: Frank Myers in the c class, and
Miss Flo. Carr in the d class. The writing
is credit 10 the scholars and the schools.
Mr.. Will Hyatt, OF the b. Il o., is threat
ened with typhoid fever.
The pallium, the insignia OF the arch
episcopal dignity, will be conferred on
Arch bishop Elder, of Cincinnati, next
Thursday. Bishop Kain, of Wheeling, is
the only clergyman of this vicinity who
attends
Miss Lena Hartstein is visiting friends in
tie country.
Wheeling people say the Bellaire street
cars are good for digestion: The medicine
is little rough but it is slow of operation.
Father O'Rourke, of Middletown, O., is
in the city.
The LEtna glass house boys contributed
sc for the support OF the Hospital in Co
lumbus during the recent visit OF the SIS
tiers of St. Francis of the Poor; the Belmont
1919 and the Ohio 5000. Thos. Shelley,
Denis Murphy and James Hunt handed
in The sums for the respective factories
named.
MIR. \. B. Bowie has resigned his posi-.
ton in the b. X 0. freight office here on &C
count of failing health, and has gone to his
home in Maryland to reCuperate.
Quite number OF married folks residing
on Gravel Hill. and others OF this city, will
take in Clara Louise Kellogg on Wednes-
day night, Mr.. John Baker will run the
street cars for their benefit.
Mr.. Goodhaus has began the erection OF
lt,-a1 Ill