Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27
BELLAIRE.
Fatal Accident to Clarence Riderer-Wreck
on the C. a p, Mt wellsyile.

Fatal Accident to Clarence Riderer-wreck
on the C. a p. at welisviIie.
Clarence Riderer, fireman on the Steu-
benville and Brilliant yard engine. while
preparing to adjust the signal lights on the
tender Of the engine while il was backing
yesterday morning in the yard at Brilliant
slipped and fell under the trucks Of the
tender. His right foot was cut of, and be.
fore the accident was noticed By the en-.
gineer, the poor fellow had received the
force Of the tire-box as the engine passed
over him. Although the injured man re.
sided at Steubenyille, it was thought best,
as his wife was in poor health, to bring him
to the home of his father, Andrew Rederer,
Of this city. DR.. Todd, physician for the
c. & P. brought the wounded man down on
the accommodation. II was evident that
he would die when examined and he only
lived few hours. His wife came down in
the afternoon too late to see her husband
alive. Deceased was about 80 years OF age
and was well and fayorably known in Bel.
laire.
The C. & P. road was visited By wreck
yesterday morning above Wellsyille, which
delayed trains for q number Of hours. A
freight train jumped the track and dltched
a number of cars. The morning mail from
Pittsburg could not pass, bat passengers
we're transferred. The mail did not arrive
until evening. A number Of cars were
wrecked but no one was hurt
The money left over from the flood OF
last year has been given to the ministers OF
the city and part Of them have transferred
their proportion to the Home Benevolent
Society.
Including the accessions in the First
NJ. T. church on Wednesday evening there
have Joined the church since the beginning
Of the revival, Ga.
Rev. j. Heinze has had his two children
reinterred at Sandusky.
Steele Mcmillan and wife are here from
Georgetown Pa.
David Daniels. of Wegee, fell through a
batchway in his barn aud injured himself
internally and probably fatally.
James Madden, who has been working at
the Pacific Glass Works in San Francisco,
Cal, arrived home yesterday. He was ac-
companied BY number Of Pittsburg boys,
who were also seeking home. The glass
works out there has shut down. When II
resumes it is not probable any Of the glass
workers from here will work there.
Mrs. Hamilton has retired from the firm
of Rinker & Hamilton, but Mr.. Rinker is
still doing business at the old stand.
Glenn. Morrison, operator in the b. Il D.
yard has gone TO Cambridge TO do night
manipulating.
c. C. Kelly is able to be out N the street,
John NJ. Eberle wants list Of all the
living soldiers whose names have been cut
on the monument in the City Park.
r. T.. McGregor and wife have returned
home to Window, Mimi.
Ii ia said that the pictures Of the mem
bers of the alumni OF the public schools
are to be esentto New Orleans.
Frank Majilton will take in the Inaugural
lion of Grover Cleveland at Washington.
The city has received her apportionmen
Of taxes for February from City Treasurer
Rodewig.
Several invitations have been received
here to attend the Inauguration ball o
Goverpor-elect Wilson in Wheeling.
Henry Rodewig has not decided to skate
Isaac Luchs.
Anderson Wells aud wife left yesterday
for Dakota.
Spangler Post will have pound party or
Saturday evening for the benefit Of some o
their sick comrades.
A Wheeling wholesale wagon came very
near being ditched by a c. q p. train yes
terday morning.
The candidates for the position OF post
master will be so thick that it is probable
an election will have to be held. 1t is
proper way to satisfy the majority.
Mr.. Jackley will remove back TO his farm
in Iowa.
Father Montag was called to the bedside
of one of his faith several miles from hi
residence yesterday.