Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02


~..sn or . Prominent Cisase
,GeneEpI Hews- 49,
~ r,l,vortl piper died 1t the reddencs
~ Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stswart N %:
Third v.rd, very suddenly on MONDAY o.
..a..m.tion of the stomach. 1t wiz p
80. hsred Inst Mr.. Piper was married
an,v last december, . little over three
Months aso. to Miss Anna 6tewsrhs younS
but very accomplished lady, wnoss M y.
&c AZ ,ath of December they pared hand.
~ ia he.rts and settled down Ct the nome Oh
fhs bride till spring, and Mr. nPSr cO.'
tnn.d vorkinr at Bis key in the western
.Mnsnn of;ce In wheeling. Last THURSDAY
un,T. he came home feeling bad ana
Aid On Monday night, leaving his YOUNG
and loving bride widow. This - oertAnIH
sad. The funeral will take place IroW sne
Presbyterian Church on Thursoy .
eoop. The deceased was an s1SeneL IN
Young man and highly esteemed ~ "a
~ his weddiue suit TO his cream colored
siik necktie. Mrs. Piper will NOT 60 IA
mourning. She has the sympathy OF tne
whole community in her deep distress.
,rsKRAL or JOHN W. sAspsRs, ESQ.
Yesterday morning al 10 O'Clock the fun-
a,sI of Jobn w. Sanders took place from
his ate residence above the city and was
largely attended by sorrowing friends IRON
,his citv and abroad. The employees o. the
Raijs;ye window Glass Works to the num-
bar Of fifty or more turned out In body:
Zach wearing white gloves, attsnded, ana
the leading citizens of@the city Also ~,
tended. Rev. r. NJ. Brown, OF the second
Presby terrain Church, and Dr; 1ooa WI Va
The remains were buried in Rose Hill Gem.
etery.
THE BODY OF LorrIE Yosr FOUND
The body OF the missing Lottie iost mas
been found, but the cause Of her disappear
snce still remains mystery. 0ae gay isst
week man living near Raven Rock, ABOUT
sixty miles below Wheeling, Was walking
along the river bank accompanied by dog,
when he noticed the animal stop near the
waters edge, and after scratching ABOUT
among some drift for time. run OIL witn
something in his mouth. Investigation
showed this to be piece OF human body
and search where Ii came from resulted
in the finding Of the rest Of the disiigured
and mangled remains. Shocked by the
discovery, the man called assistance, ana
the body was uncovered and discovered 10
be that of q woman. Comparisons OF the
clothing and jewelry with the printed DC.
scription of the missing Lottie Yost led TO
suspicion that this was the unfort9nate
girls body. Her friends were notifed ana
visited the spot, only TO confirm the suspa'
cion.
On Monday night there was 9 very pleas
ant leap year party at the residence OF Mr.
Il. Nj. ipgler, on Rose Hill. About ten
coaples were in attendance and the even
ing was delightfully."- spent in dancing,
singing and playing cards and games. a
collation. about II O'Clock was feature OF
the occasion.
Col. Z. H. Leib, the gentleman who,
with DR.. A. J. Sanders, accompanied the
remains of the late John w. Sanders, from
Grand Island, Neb, will remain here Tor
few days, and it is quite probable that two
or three OF our citizens will go 70 Grand
Island on a prospecting tour when the COL
onel returns. He is an affable, agreeable
gentleman.
two, hes been running the Eastlake Dining
Halls with an excellent patronage, has
purchased the National House and Will
shortly remove into IL. His present quar-.
'ers will be occupied by Mrs. R. Johnson