Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-26
MARTINS FERRY.

NlS' Ia ouite suddenly at the house OF
s.rto. l.~e RYAN. near Burlington. at l.
Mrs. S~,dav night Mrs. jenkins. &C
oc'',N Inv her husband and children,
t'- I'm snend the day with some trlenus
ST.. ...sre I'M camp fishing near Glenn 5 hun
,,.l. taken sick with cramps While on .ue
-lD inc river She become so bad that
Va. .~sd necessary to remove her from
N- I'm which they We're, in TO the
,ac r.entioned. where physician was
bo- nod who did all he could TO alleviate
offerings but she conun-
ne. I'm grow worse until i
-ee ,rben death came 10 her relieI.
..lfrs were brought here Yesterday
l. -- and will be buried AT tIlVerNleW
merry today. The husband ana Idihliy
.F, sympathy of the puohc III their
f,- bereavement.
.p.r Ip the Stumps' is tue name OF d
..rn-S club that was organized mere
-i.ht. Tine following oucefS were
NJ Jov. President; Mr.. Turner,
,. and James RalSton, secretary.
l-.l. consists of about twenty men,
-1 ,ln boast of three Of the
.~-s I'm this neigh0orhoOd. Eight
fa,, been engaged Tor several days
kim. these courts
....~r or the Alumni Association
-h. High School rooms last
T- ,rI., a.so.iatiOn will have a ban
-.,+.I- after the graduating eX-
-..-.t.- evening, May 18th. All
,rtrr HiEe School are earnestly
-o attend. A splendid pro
t,. becr arranged for the ban
..,.as were j.sp0sed Of before HIS
,.-sriav morning. JnO. Craven,
s..ird costs for Oelng drunk ana
-,.- $40 and costs Tor resisting an
-. "a. .u. Wedcn Johnson, - and
...ts plain drums, --0. ~ "0'll'-O' - '''A''
..os-s al oi which were F"'U
rs.c Alp. work train wits large force
.. .r.re a.clraung north OF hanover
.. yesterday morning. preparatory 10
-.a street. with another track.
-....~ threatened them with arrest
.r-. ao attempt pc Hl"ue 10 I"S Iue
.,s,... across the street.
..,.-f WAS broken yesterday near the
-,rHf on the river front, for the
-ne Be.modt Tile and Brick
.-,-s works. Everything will be
+, completion as fast Us possible,
..e company expects 20 be manutac-
-r-r- brick u Snort ume.
l.~ss Bsck "a prosperous farmer living
~ pleasant Grove, In Colerain town
.1- and III is thought fatally
-t.t a., son, John, aged twenty, dur
family quarrel Sunday morning.
p-. v-.surler the influence of whisky at
-.trrcf che shooting.
rr, f-e, #. the contest Of the nations
- Wm Mann, Thomas jenkins,
H. r- Chas. Morrison, j. \. Bow
-.- r. Smith, John =. Cochran.
irr SOS, Miss Edith Mckinn, piano;
Cas San Petit guitar; William Hetzel,
The following members of the Board Of
E.4 alton were sworn IN at 81. Glars
festerday O. X. Wood, j. Il. Crane,
I~e, Kerr, ST.. Thomas Williams and
Wr Sloan. The Board adjourned TO meet
a.-re City Hall next Monday, June LIST.
r.. Black. Of Salineville, o., and Mr..
James Runyon, of this city, left yesterday
morning for Cincinnati as delegates to the
STATE convention of X of P.'s, which will
be eld in that city Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday of this week.
Mrs AlOnzO Beck, very estimable lady
0ftle First ward, and member Of the NJ
f. church, died Sunday morning OF heart
--~b.e after several weeks sickness.
MINERAL this afternoon at , clock. Inter
ueut 40 Riverview cemetery.
and the work Of grading was stopped at
a-.a What will be the outcome of the az
fs.rreuains % be seen. The grading is all
.onu.eted up 20 the sidewalk and II would
only require "a few hours work 10 lay the
rack across Hanover street
Mrs Polly Miuigan, mother of Frank
and Samuel Miuigau, is lying dangerously
,ctattue home of the former In Burllng-
TN Nls NGcau is a very old woman,
na uc hopes are entertained OF her re
.1.cry
There $685.. considerable complaint on our
street, yCs,crt4. ODD account OF the number
oi electric lights That were out on Sunday
evening
Gels IS Gclruger erected a fine monu-
Iea' a' Rose Hill cemetery, Bellaire, yes
terl4r. DO honor of Clement Dunlap.
The entertainment 10 be given at the
Opera House on next Saturday evening
promises 90 oca rare musical treat.
Tobias Nyne IS dangerously sick with
complication OF maladieS at the home OF
his parents ou Second street.
Miss Lucy Jordan lef, for Pittsburg last
Saturday evening. where she expects 10
make her home in the future.
The Myrtle Fishing Club left for their
camp, near Wilson's landing. W. Va, yes
teriay afternoon.
George Ar0augh, Jr., is lying seriously
u az his home on Hanover street win
typhoid fever.
Anderson McGrew has been granted a
rrs,onoi So month, dating from July
lI.l l>yO
Tue Commercial Block is TO be newly
painted 40 once. John Hukill has the con-
tNr
L.JC. Drennen, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
1 tlc city and expects to remain several
days
Nr, huckuc6, mother of Chas. Kuckuck.
Nta'e sick at her home north OF town.
"ora 90 the excavating for the new
H,'e-Sa,i block is progressing rapidly.
Ar Rloeu Waite, living near Portland
oa-l1 Ohio, was in the city Yesterday.
Nr> Albert link, of Steubenville, is IN
-co,y among friends ana relatives.
>o,s Tournament. Opera House, May
t au exciting contest IN music.
'eorse Miligan, Of Mt. Pleasant, passed
through here yesterday
Mrs IT, Ebert is visiting friends in
Toronto
Miss A. Miller is visiting friends here.
BKIDGEPOKT.
Iae preliminary hearing of John As