Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-20
BUsTLIyG BELLAIRE.
Various Town Maftera-Crfmfnai ke'
card Fred Douglas, Jr-Generai.

eord-Pred Douglas, Jr-6enerai.
Lsst night the roller-skatipg rink was
reopened BY Col. Dave Rankin and son Win
| a cornet band in atte enhance.
MIS-, Mary Rose, full details OF whose
xonderful case of tumor have already ap-
neared in the REGISTER, was operated on
Yesterday for the twenty hrst ume since
last July, during which tifty-three gaiions
of fluid have been taken from her. she 10
now q little better, but recovery Is thousn'
to be impossible.
Yesterday Hon DAVID Wagner, Col. Q.
L. Poorman and J. B. Darrah. ESQ, all left
for Columbus, where they were sent as
repret ntatives to take an active part In the
county seat que stion.
Last evening Mr.. Walter Darrah left for
GAINESVILLE to spend aweek or 90 with
friends and relatives,
The funeral of Mr.. Frederick Muhleman,
who Gied so suddenly in Wheeling last
saturday morning, took place from his late
n slC.nte, in Buckbill Bottom, on Tuesday
morn ing at 10 o'clock, and was very largely
attended. Rev. Butcher, q German minister
Of Wheeling, and the pastor OF the German
ctuIch at Baresville, otficiated. Mrs:
Muhlemsn was unable 10 attend the funeral
owing to her dangerous illness. The funeral
wss probably the largest ever witnessed In
that section Of the country. Inc remains
were lalu W Less AZ tAe A'' 'S
ground.
Yesterday VIM. Hopewell left for Mar.
tinsburg TO bury his father.
John CLANCY, the tramp, arrested Tor
stesling an oveIcoat from John Clsler. was
hyed Sl5 ard costs and sent TO 81. Glars
Vile yesterday.
Auother unsuccessful attempt was made
yesterday morning about o'clock 10 onr-
slarize the saloon Of J. B. Watt, under the
NinGsor Hotel. The thieves were fright
entd off by the night Waterman in the
DR. r. W. Mubl.man, DR.. Frank Day.
DR.. l. A. l.. Day, Miss Emma Fry and NJ.
John Crozier returned yesterday from
Buct hill Bottom, where they attended tn.
funtral Of Dr. Muhleman's father.
Miss Eta Whipple, OF Mingo, is the
| guest OF Mrs. S. c. Garrard.
A new postoffice has been established IN
| Guernsey county called Prohibition.
| Yesterday the remains of Abe Mcdonald
| were buried at Allegheny City. An extra
| cosCh was run up 10 accommodate those
| Yisl ing to atterd the funeral.
+ J. Smith, We are pleased to state, has
| concluded to continue the shoe business
ard is having his storeToom nicely re
| painted.
TIE gold dollars offered by Prof. Jones
| prize in the penmansbip contest in Miss
| Cunningbam's school and Roy Romick in
| Mis- Cratty's school.
| On Tuesday night q surprise party was
| given James Barr at bis home in the
| Fourth ward. A large crowd was present
| and the evening vas delightfully."- spent in
dancing, singh g. games and eating re-
| freshments.
| MIR. l.. Straub ss purchased a lot from
| J. W. Bsrnerd in the Gravel Hill cut and
| will erect q residence. =,
| Col. S. Thompson, waiter at the
| Wiz dsor Hotel, upon the birth Of his first
| child sent the following 10 Fred Douglass,
and in received the letter appended below:
| II have the honor to state that | have
| named nv irst born after you. His name
| is Fred douglass Thompson, and | only
hope he will prove as good and great
| mGn as yourself.
| Your obedient servant,