Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
GLASS CITY CHANCES.
Htat is 6eiDg on In Our Thriving
ksighbor
Across the Riyer-Why a 0usEy Barber
Shook the Belaire Dust OF His
Shoes-local News Notes
and General Gossip,


Mr.. Frank Harrington, the foreman, while
Sorking on the bridge sboutS o'clock, slip
bed and fell through to one of the braces
Ohelow. The distance was twenty-five or
1ehirty feet, and be was badly bruised about
,,,be back and bowels. He was carried To
-nis room in John Kings house, in the Sec
Ond ward. Here DIR. Anderson was sun
moned, and says while his injuries ar
serious be thinks be was not in ured ID
terDslly. Still another man fell through,
but fortunately Ee was not hurt.
LEFr IN HURRY.
jess Seaton, colored barber of this city.
has eft the city very suddenly. He III Al .
his departure yesterday. IL is repOr ed
that q dusky dsmsel threatened TO bring
suit against MIN for ossIsrdy, and this ha,
probably caused his departure. The young
lady in the case is Anna Matthews, q chan
bermaid at the Windsor Hotel. she was
Interviewed by your representative last
evening and says there is no foundation ia
the report, and seemed surprised TO hear of
such q thing. She stated that she
lived al Seaton's until three weeks agO.
when she cace to the hotel where she has
since been, and says that Jess showed more
than ordinary attentions TO yards her. RI
Gently q colored girl came from Cleveland,
and jess got case" on her, so he bounc.
cd Anna. she then left their house and
has since been at the Windsor. Some IN.
ladies of color and Jess came to her on
end il by leaving, and departed
When asked about the matter by re-
porter, she exclaimed: "YOu make my
heart almost Jump out Of my mouth, tat
the same time placing her hands on her
heart like an actress) and who told you?
- = A.k a.aa 49, -.
against HIM. Don't DutiE IN the REGIsrER,"
etc. Anna is about twenty-five years Old
and is pssssbly good looking, as is also the
Cleveland damsel. SeatUn Is about TWEEN
ty-six years old. For some years past ne
has been worSing with B. Brown, q Union
street toDsorial artist, and is quite popu-
lar. The colored population Is consider
ably torn NJ over the affair.
CITY NOTES.
The Nelson property, corner Union and
Thirty-second streets, consisting Of two
story BRICK business and dwelling house,
was purchased yesterday by DAVID Rice for
5000. This is an excellent piece OF prop
erty, and the price Is not bad one Mr..
Rice will erect q first-class building in
year or two.
Yesterday the bastardy case of Mary
Seimens VS.. James WebOer, OF Martins
Ferry, was conf missed by Weber pay
lux ZIG kIA tACO hLo bhC OOSS5-
John Warwick, of New Msrtinsvills, is
visiting friends in this city.
A large number Of Bsllaire men and
boys took in the shows at Wheeling last
night gong mp and returning on the B. Is
o. aud In sleighs.
8. Danford, Treasurer Feely, r. NJ. Eaton
and David Wsgenor, were in the city yes.
terdsy.
Mr.. /. H. Day, who has been laid up for
davs an tha unanH
4 Mr.. George Mitchell, . druggist Of Col.
,umbus, has been in the city for several
4 < leap year party is in the wind.
n At the skating rink on Thursday night
esss BigtloW was pronounced the most
aceiuI skater and received the medal.
IA young chap nomed Csuffman was up
Afore Mayor Cooper yesterday for break.
III x the knob of Rumbsck's door.
The sleighipg is splendid.
The esslbound train on the B. & D. was
sns srly i've hours late yesterday. Toe dit
ing good time N.Y.
Isaac Booth 10 able to be out.
! DR.. Vincent will lecture on That Boy"
bin the Christian Church on Tuesday night.
: The p<ws will be rented in st. Johns
The boys Of the Catholic school have q
big sled in the school yard, which gives
them immense amusement
MN Sherry, in Belmont street, Is agent
for the Catholic Columbian and Catnohc
Universe. Single copies always on
hand.
Father McElliSott of the Wheeling
ehsfhedIal and ia her Sch 'ejch, T. ths learned
p9csfor of So. Mary's, Eighth ward, were in
pesn yesterday.
DAMAGE SUIT.
U,fhomss Mallory, Of Bsllsire, has entered
- sgainss the County Commissioners for
S4U damages sustained by not receiving the
contrsct for excavstipg the new road made
AT the upper end Of Gravel Hill. His at
torney 10 J. B. Smith, Esq.
At the last meeting of the Union window
glass works Q dividend Of s per cent. was
declared. Not 20 bad and not running.
The Y. N. @. A. has elected the following
aficers: President, Robert Anderson; vice
president, Z. q. Morgan; secretary, Robert
whmbler; treasurer. w. J. Morrison.
vi Rev. Fathers Hartley, Of Steubenyille,
and McGurk, Of Columbus, we're guests OF
,,ather Gull last week. Father Byrne, who
Z Is been assisting at the church services for
feveral weeks retained home Thursday
afternoon.