Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-09
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Several Deaths-school Opening General
New, Notes.
Miss Ida Jones oldest daughter OF Mr.,
Edward Jones, died after lingering i'll
ness on Sunday afternoon. Miss Ida was
well known by the young folks Of this city,
who mourn her early demise. The funeral
took place Yesterday afternoon at ) o clock.
The employees of the nail works attended the
funeral. Mr.. K. A. McGregor is able to be
out again after short spill Of sickness.
Dump Sherman has taken his racer to
GAINESVILLE. The supply pipe at the river
used by the water works is protruding from
the water somewhat On Saturday the
carcass of horse lodged against it and
STAYED near the stroiner for seyeral hours.
Mr. S. C. Garrard is still very i'll. The
Democratic Central Committee met in City
Hall last night Oysters are now being
sold BY our enterprising men. The city
has good supply of water at
present. The Public Schools opened yes
ieriay with large attendance. The
weather was warmer than when the schools
closed for the usual summer vacation, and
there Was considerable grumbling noticea'
bic 4 great many Of the pupils refused to
start until cold wave strikes US. Last
night in the knights OF Labor Hall. Mr.. p.
l. reeple instituted lodge Of the National
Union. About forty people took in the ex-
cur.on to Steubenville last night. The
Plumed Knights turned out in body. Ed.
Kelly is working the b. 4 0. freight Office.
Dance in the Windsor Hotel by the young
folks tomorrow evening. Nothing new at po-
lice headquarters Yesterday. Vim. Copeland,
Who had three ribs broken, by falling from
a step ladder last Saturday is recovering
.lowIy. The thermometer hugged
100 degrees pretty close yesterday.
+. X. Smith, Of the Bottle Works, is of on
N short business trip. Charles Faupel who
died on Sunday afternoon was ~ years OF
age and formerly engineer at the Bellaire
Nail Works. His funeral takes place to-
day a, four o'clock from the home Of Mr..
Chris Bippus in the Fourth ward. Inter
ment in Rose Hill Cemetery. Farmers in
this neighborhood are selling their cattle as
the supply OF hay is very short Officer
John GLASGOW, Of this city, yesterday ar
rested Vim. Cunningham in Bridgeport, who
is charged by his wife as living in a state Of
adultery with one Miss Emma Griffith. Wm.
did not resist the officer, but went along
like little man to the Mayors Office
BRIDGEPORT. The prisoner was left alone for
short time and managed TO make his es-
cape and has not been heard from. Cun-
nineham's wife resides in Pittsburgh.
Charles White is home from trip through
West Virginia. Dan Lucas is home from
Columbus. Wilber Spively is laid up With
a sprained ankle at Peoria. Illinois. Mrs.
Hardenstein is home irom Pittsburg John
". Hawkins is home from Q business tnp.
James McGrail, aged so. died Of consumP
ZION. The funeral took place yesterday at
tp.m. luterment on Rose Hill Captain
Davis smiles sgain. It's q girl. Skif nd
ing is one Of the pleasures INDUCED in these
fine moonlight evenings Ammi Workman
and wife have returned home from Dels-
ware, o. Harvey Leighton Of Ottawa, Ill.
is working at the Belmont glass works.
Zeke Morris has recovered from his attack
Of sickness and is recuperating in the coan-