Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07
BELLAIRE BREEzES-


A Fiood TsfaI-Bad rurner-Rsrslysss
saroke-GeneFai.
To-day a Jury trial will take pie before
SQUIRE Crisweil. The plaintiff Is William
Whitney and the defendant Is Mrs.. r
schramm. During the food house OF
West Wheeling was carried away and
lodged on Mrs. schramm's farm. She had
It torn up and appropriated. Whitney has
asked for settle ment which was refused,
and for this has brought suit.
The village Of Quincy. on the b. q D.
short distance west of Bellaire, comes 70
the front with q remarkable case OF tumor.
With this Mrs. Mary Ross, wife OF Robert
Ross, has been q sufferer for many years
and cannot recover. On the 18th OF last
July she was operated on for the first time
by Huetson, OF st. Clairsville. Since that
time nineteen different operations have
been performed, during which time over
fifty gallsns of fluid have been taken from
her. She thought after having the trst
operation performed she would recover,
but without success. Another operation
was performed, then another, and still an-
other, and thirteen other different ones
with hopes of recovering, but they all re-
suited like the first. The sufferer has now
given up all hopes and will die. She Is 8
sister.in. law of Mr.. John K. Tar5ett, of this
city. The different operations were all
performed by the above physicisn. The
case battles all physicians.
Bellaire has q clock that has been in the
floods of '32, 81, go and 'Si, aud still ticks
like bran new one. This wonderful clock
is owned by Mr.. (. B. Kennedy, who pur.
chased it from Mr.. Alexander Long for the
sum of six dollars when at the age OF
fifteen years. 1t is brass one and was
manufactured by Jerome Chsuncey, of
Hartford, Conn.,, and certainly takes the
cake.
Mr.. 6. iarrard was stricken down
with paralysis on Wednesday night and
cannot recover. In the evening he was up
calling on his daughter, Mrs. I. J. Hyatt,
in the Fourth ward, at which time he sp-
pesred to be enjoying the best Of health.
lie returned 10 his residence on Union
street in the Second ward about 8 o'clock.
He repaired to his room up stairs and
picked up bis rszOr with which to shave
himself, when he suddenly fell TO the
floor. A physician was Immediately sum-
n Oned but recovery was pronounced I'M
possible and death is looked for at any
time. Mr.. Garrard is Il years old and was
very active for his age.
Yesterday Mr.. II. Teuber buried little
child in Rose Hill cemetery which died on
Wednesday from pneumonia after the
measlls
Lewis Straub has sold his house and lot
10 Mr.. W. T.. Campbell for 81 200, and will
build as soon es the weather permits.
Miss Rose Shannefelt leaves to-day for
Jacobsburg to spend few days with
friends.
In the case of Ohio VS.. Robt Mason,
charged with Showing the queer, tried in
the Common Pleas Court, tue jury found
him guilty. and Bob will get couple OF
years in the penitentiaty.
Yesterday morning at Quincy Mr.. +.
Kra'z and Miss Anna Alexanner were mar
ried by Rev. Black, after which the newly
married couple left for the East to spend
their honeymoon.
Mr.. J. w. CoulsOn has returned from
brief business trip TO Pittsburgh.
Seven hundred dollars, the Tribune says,
has b, EN- raised at st. Clairsyille and put
INTO the herds Of their committee with
which to lobby through the next court
house bill. IT'S time the citizens o! Bel
Isre were opening their eyes.
The ID. b Simpson farm, near Jacobs
ouTg, WIS sold by Auctioneer u. Gsorss
Green on Wednesday for $50 an acre, which
is considered good price.
Mrs. VIM. Ault is lying dangerously i'll
with commissions.
Yesterday Ed. Smith left for Brilliant to
word in the mill.
Tonight the Mission Band will give a
concert in the Presbyterian church for tue
benefit of the foreign mission fund.
On the 18th inst. the Lisderkranz
Schuetzenverein will give al entertain
ment at Zilch's Hall.
To-day Mr.. Nelson Hopkins leaves for
Nebraska to engage in agricultural pur.
suits.
Miss Maggie Bamford is entertaining her
friend Miss Anna Powers, of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. VIM. Ovington leaves to-day TO: Eng
land to visit relatives.
On Wednesday another lot Of provisions
came in on the b. Il Il C. road from Lewis
Vile for the sufferers.
Captain Heathcrington is suffering from
a sore hand.
Mr.. K. Mayor, who recently sold bis
stock 10 Mr. 4 Wiley. ot the firm Of Wiley
e Wethersid, vi remove his family to
Wellsburg.
turned 10 st Clairsville, after a pleasant
visit With Miss May Lockwood, OF this
city.
On We'd est,Gy STRAW vote was taken at
The Belmont gltss works, for Mayor, with
he following result: McGran han, Al
Cooper, IL.
Willism DrugsD, Fred Clinton, Kelly
Gre zier, Jack Burke and dOz other men
a!e candidates for Nslshal and will all get
therein your mind.
Mrs. W. Houston, James Conner aud
Willism Mccoy are on the sick list.
Prof. J. w Scholield, OF Martins Ferry,
has organiz,d u class of twenty members
in the South Bellaire N. f. Church.
MORNING. Glory Baking powder. All
good houseksepers recognize its excellent
quality. q. s. Feeny, proprietor.