Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-14
MARTINS FERRY.


Mr.. VIM. Rivers has asked the follow
1g correction in regards to the state
-ent OF trouble that he has had lately.
IN the first place he says that the report
hat he whipped his wife is untrue and
That he never laid the weight OF his hand
On her. He says that his mother-in-
law and some OF the neighoorS are TO
Svso IlOG-Iop -ch5Ih there would De NO
trouble.
Last season, while the Ada Ray Bur
esQue Company was here performing,
q little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry To-
Ter, who were with the company, died
At the hotel and was buried here. The
mother OF the little one came here yes
,erday and engaged Frank link, the
undertaken, to disinter the remains and
prepare them for removal to the home
Of the mother in New York.
i some Of the boys don't stop climb
lag up on the Terminal bridge that
crosses Fourth street and keep on mon,
keying with the wires that are attached
70 and under the bridge that propel the
electric motors, some of them will wear
wings soon.
Ed. Grier received a very painful cut
yesterday, while crossing the Terminal
railway. He got his heel fastened in
switch and on hearing train whistle
;oi scared and In his haste 10 extricate
Il almost tore his heel of.
About six stretches Of telephone wire
we're cut down by tree that man was
selling falling on them, just above
Burlington. A lineman was sent over
yesterday afternoon and soon had every
thing in working order.
August Kuckuck'S horse, that ran of
ABOUT seven weeks ago and broke its
es, Is running around now as well as
syer through the successful treatment
Q. DR.. Heath, the veterinary surgeon,of
Wheeling.
It. Rev. Bishop Boyd Vincent, D. D.,
'ae Bishop OF Southern, Ohio, held SER
,'ceS at the Episcopal church last even
,-S: de is the guest Of Rev. Charles !
ONera.
hanson BurriS, well known all over
-.' section OF the county as the pro-
yAe'Or Of the Mount Pleasant Hotel, !
We. ". at an early hour yesterday morning
A.er long siege Of sickness.
The German Lutheran Sunday school |
yves musical and declamatory enter
~enent al the Maennerchor Hall to- !
school.
= Miss Mary Wiley and Miss Jennie |
IA @.lo'ey' Of McCOmb, H., are in the |
~ tne guests Of Mrs. T. J. Grier, on
south Third street.
~. Sam Kirby, who has been sick for
i9e' weeks with rheumatism, left for
H.. ~ nome In Jefferson County yester-
-. 1le electric motors were not running
6,,,JS .Sy and will not until the re-
'I'S a' The Electric plant is done.
mar SC4rIet fever has broken out in the
=; tJ'Io ~ ward, aud parents should be care
=. u their little ones.
p, Uapt, Thos. Moore, ST., Of Tiltonville,
i,is s circulating around among his
~,OHuS here yesterday.
vd II'Shk Maxwell, OF Columbus, who is
, Ia known here. was in the city yes
"s0aY for short time.
~ Selopoaas are being served on
J, ,ae>Ses in the Ed Anderson and
eS Norman casas.
z arthur Walling, ticket aren't q, tbe
q en-, q P R. R., Brigseport, was in in the
Wy Yesterday. vas =" VI"
b, larry Craig while at work cut his
Eortbvase, painfully with glass at the
sineS ,t Jessie and Beta Sheets enter
heir her friends last evening at
nsy % !. peuSe has goneto Kansas, and
back. california before he gets
1.-THE Up 1lIughing roll Of the plate mill
lerDOonn ' ,tglln mill BROKE yesterday az
'e IT, throwing that part of the mill
factory will be CT to-day, and