Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
BELLAIRE.


fortunate accident on Wednesday. As the
morning passenger train coming TO Bellaire
was passing Armstrong; Mills the c0dcn
Jumped the track ana rolled down al. en-
bankment The car was full OF passengers
and all were more or less shaken up. Geo.
Robinson and wife. of Stafford, O., each
had two ribs broken. Conductor William
Swain got caught in the wreck He was
badly burned by fire from the overturned
stove and cut by coming in contact with
window. He was taken TO Summeried on
a strctcher Most of the other passengers
got of with slight bruises. The coach had
the top torn of. II was new one ana on
the trial trip over the road.
Kate Castleton, with the Faust p 10
Date Company, one of the finest shows
on the road, Will apRsar here March :.
This attraction should not be mixed M any
with the company which appeared here in
a burlesaue on Faust some weeks since.
"Oueen Esther will be presented here
on March 18th and l4th by home talent.
Prof. Liller will have charge Of the cho-
ruscs. About 100 persons Will take part IN
the production. ,...
John Phillips, who resides at Rock Hill,
works at Sweeney's foundry in Wheeling.
He made the trip 10 work every morning.
returning NJ night. He has not been OF
duty only two or three days this winter.
He appears TO enjoy mis- trips. Another
gentleman who takes pleasure IN long
walk is George Gordon, of the Beilaire
steel plant He has a residence at Shady
side. below town and comes 10 work regu-
iarly.
Rev. O'Nlera has been c,mpeiled TO give
up night service at the Episcopal church
for the present He resides in Martins
Ferry, where he has charge OF a congrega-
~ N.. .a..N.N ftnfaHH &
next TO impossible for him 10 hold nsnt
service and 20 home the same evening
Mrs. Archer wife of Treasurer Archer,
of the county seat. was the guest OF friends
in this city last week
The steel works closed down Friday
night and will resume Monday evening
Mr.. c. Davis, who was seriously injured
by being thrown from buggy by run
away horse, has not entirely recovered.
He was out for a time. but has been COM
PEELED TO take his he'd again.
Miss Lena Troll is on the sick list.
Two hundred Italians are working or the
new roads at Brooks run.
Farmers who desire 10 take stock O. the
canning factory should leave word at J. +.
Blackburn's or at the Tribune Office. What
ever is done should be done early, so that
crops Of peas. beans and other vegetables
NAV be planted in season.
Miss Annie Clements is visiting friends
in ST Clairsyille.
The entertainment 10 be given by the
ladies Of the First NJ. +. church on Tuesday
evening will no doubt be an enjoyable ar
fair
The Buckeye Building and Loan Compa-
nv has applications for loans amounting 10
over 10000.
The entrance stairs 10 the B. ~ O. depot
hr.f "a III Mace OF
late
Most of the blooded horses owned By
gentlemen in this city are being wntered
in the country.
The overcoat fieud continues 10 pr his
vocation on Gravel Hill.
Ifthe window glass factories continue 10
pile up stock they will have 10 build addi-
lions 10 their works
The ministers OF the different churches
are preparing 10 hold series OF union
meetings during Lent The meetings Will
continue three or four weeks. When the
churches work together in harmony great
good can be accomp.i p.ished.
Jacob HeatherlngtOn sold a piece OF
property 10 Fannie Fitcn for $500 last
week
There will be a meeting OF those interest
ed I'm extending the road Improvement 10
this township held al City Hall on Monday
next a. , o'clock p. m. II is thought that
10 make the road system Of the township
complete there should be two or three short
pieces OF road constructed 70 interseci ".th
the pixies now under contract.
The North End Dancing Club gives
pleasant hop al It's club rooms on f.Glay
night.
George Munkhouse. moulder a. the
foundry. had foot badly burned pf -et-
ting some molten metal fall 10 MS sn)e
while casting.
uish suits for the masquerade OF the Ner-
/ camille Club. which occurs on the lbti.
/ Another engine run away in the 3 X D.
yard but cot of the track before gong
far.
Butcher" Charley, who has been a. the
county Infrmary for some time, clf hls
mock from ear 20 ear with suicidal intent
The father Of \. NJ. +. Boyd, TIE Cor
oner. died at his home in Richland town
shin on Friday. aged 81 years
The hotel business is not very Or.aA al
A number of school children were oli az
Court Yesterday telling what they sd" oil
the Meye Long trouble.
Spangler Post is makiue preparations 70
hold big camp fire at Elysian Theatre on
the 18th
Col. Fillmore Helsley failed to rcspon1 AZ
the time set by the Grand jury. " henl
Fillmore did show up he was fined ana
lodged in iail for several hours.
Trains on the b, T.. x 9. leave a. o. q. o.,
land > D. m. Arrive at 9:35 a. m. arc o'-V
p. m, central time.
one hundred and twenty-seveu ions OF
pig metal were turned outa at the blast ilr-
mace Friday. ...t,
The heavy rains yesterday CAME through
the roof of the Hook and Ladder Company
building and saturated the new carpe- .isl
purchased by the toys
Rev. r. NJ. Eaton is still holding meet
ings each night at Shadyside