Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-09
NEIGHBORlNG NEWS.

John a. hutchinson.
NEIaHBoRINa NEWS.
A Brief summary of Out o; SOu
Events.
Owing 70 the extraordinary pressure up,s "
columns this morning much OF our Le.sh5TtSI
news Is necessarily omitted. -En.l
MARTINS FERRY. ,
Gen. Grants funeral day passed frJ
quietly, most of the business houses keep
ing open all day. A full account Of Il,
ceremonies will be found elsewhere 10 tn
issue.
The Dithridge Flint Glass Works h,S
been running during the past week vAf
small force OF men, but will resume oPs,
tons in full to morrow morning.
At the Elson pots have been Sci and tn
will be put into the furnace tOtE
Kachulim Bros. have been bAlitl
some coke to the ffactory, and {
looks as il something was about 10 be d'n.
1t was told your reporter yesterday bysn
sponsible man, that Messrs. EIson m!
Muhlemsn had both expressed their inte,'
ton Of starting.
On Friday evening Joshua Williams, who
lives near Deep run, started 10 walk hon.
from Portland. About halt hour after The
nine o clock train had passed, young MA
was walking down the track and heard, some
one grooming over the bank. Upon irrst
tigstipg the matter be found Mr. william,
lying on the ground badly used up by bavn,
been struck by the passing train. Aid VA
procured at house near by, aud tie
wounded man taken in and q doctor san
monId who upon investigation, found thr
his LEFT leg was badly fractured above d,
knee and his right hip crushed, beside Bio
jaw being broken and his back and BODY
horribly bruised. He was removed
to bis home on Deep Run, vbs,
he died about four hours after the accident
II seems that the train men did not see his
at all and none Of them knew anythih.
about il until the next morning. II !, SIP
posed that be had stopped and sat down 90
the ties to rest, when the train came AIorr
and struck him; but itSeems strange thai
no one on the engine saw him. He Vas
in bis forty-ninth year, and leaves .
wife and nine children the youngest benz
six years old. The remains will be bunei
in Weeks cemetery at 10 o'clock today.
BELLAIRE.
An effort should be made 10 get the b a
O. to erect substantial freight depo, a.
this point. Some day the present structure
will fall and get away before il can be found
Misses Minnie and Jessie Marsh are viiit'
ing friends in Wellsburg.
The present condition Of matters to7cs'
ing on the glass business would lead one 70
believe that the stagnation that has and Is
still existing in this city will continue into
the winter. If II does, ye will t,f:
occasion to bid number Of
our grocery keepers pleasant good bye.
This does not mean that we are gong 70
skip and leave them in the lurch, bu. thai
the condition Of things in the near future
providing there 10 no reaction in business
will compel q number Of the grocefynsa
themselye 10 take . rest-to put Up ne
shutters and betake themselves 10 some
quiet spot TO reflect over bad debts
ST. cIIRsyILLE.
Col. James F. CbarlesWorth, Of this place
is spoken of as Democratic candidate i''
Representative. No better man can Dc
found in Belmont county for the poslnoa,,
and il he viii accept, the Convention sto'I,
nominate him. With such men a. Col'nsl
Chsrlesworth in the Ohio Legislature n'
interests Of the Democratic party would d
well looked after. ,
The Republican Committee has called
meeting at St. Clairsville. August 18th.
The Democratic County Convention %
Tuesday, will have two candidates TO noni
nate for the Legislature. The names 20 o.
Colonel James P. Charlesworth and VIZ
liam E.iCoflsnd would look well OF the hss'
Of cur county ticket.
wELrsBURG.
Judge George Z. Boyd held ,spseA
term Of Circuit Court here today
The Pool divorce case that has stuseN;
no much interest was dismissed, Jadse b'ys
being Of opinion that there was no Cause ~
legal separation.
NoryDsyILLE.
We had q somewhat interesting case E.es
before Justice J. N. Turner on yes,e'asj
There was . jury 10 the case. Inc "a
was brought on an attscnmens u,
given in the case Oh ,.
Lou Eneletter W. 100 49,.
for rent. The suit tiled was on thelaa.es,
went bond signed BY Ma bingistsef IT, r..
Min Lizzie Nef. and vss brought oJ ~ -
tus W Miss Lizzie Nef, J. b AeLors =. :.
pls;utiff and J. L. Parkinson Tor ee'e1a..I,
Fbe Judge gave the verdict io' the 0e''''
ant.
BESwooD.
There 10 one blessing ~ our tosI p, ~,
....sS for vh;ch vs would be thankful "a
Il passed over our heads That y ~ 1 M,
her Of saloona Their average no. W w,
for every one hundred inhab't.nn. 81.
don't hear Of any saloons cioans 80,
bsrd timea but . thriving g,f
store here, vas compelled TO close ~ 4.
and there are Others TINT will ProoaIn,s ,, /
forced 70 the same sitefnsfi,ss,, ,ss,.
seems TO BE- the only Business tsa' H. AZ
here. A an evidence Of The re.
70 have six more 10 the nsaf ia'af'