Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-16
RELLAIRE.


who fell from a trestle and injured a
foot somo months ago, and who suffered
an operation on the member some time
since, on account Of diseased Done
CAUSED by the accident, is having con-
siderable trouble again, and II Is feared
the foot will have to be amputated.
Charles Bippus, the oldest son, who is
in business in Dayton, has arrived in
the city. and will take the little fellow
to hospital in Dayton. The foot will
be lanced first, and il the relief does
not appear permanent, 1t will be
cut off.
Clyde Ford, of Benwood, had an In
teresting experience the other night
He oun into a crowd of young ladies'
who had missed the night train from
the opera In Wheeling. There was no
way for the fair ones to cross the river
except in an engine or skiff. Clyde vol
nntered his services and secured Skin
and brought the ladies safely to the
Ohio side, after which he took them to
their several homes.
Council does not appear very anxious
| VI Jul PllSOuOlS AhO SNNANJ
would find 1t expensive to move law Vi
olators around so much. Give US a
workhouse.
DA thirteen-year-old boy name Nc
Millen when corrected by his sch DOL
teacher drew out large knife and -four
ished it in fine style. The whole school
was alarmed. Superintendent Jones
called the chap to his senses.
Some miscreant cut the new awning
of A. Klotz In several places the other
night and necessitated Mr.. Klotz get
ting new awning. The ropes on sew
eral other awnings were cut.
Robert Westlake, who has been play
ing ball with the Portland, Me-, club,
has returned home. His club failed.
He will play the rest OF the season with
the East Liverpool club.
The Belmont Turnverein will dedi-
cate their new quarters on Monday
evening. A great bali will be given.
Free refreshments Of all kinds will be
served.
The marriage of M. Nef and Miss
Ollie Ramsey was consumated at the
Globe Hotel last evening. Rev. Wal
lace, of the q. P. Church tied the knot.
There was talk of race at st. Glars
VILE Fair between the sporting teams OF
this city and Martins Ferry, but the
contest will not likely come of.
The marriage of Miss Cora Carr to Mr.
Jones takes place at Flndley to-day. 1t
will be an elegant affair. Jones is the
son of millionaire.
Mrs. NJ. Seats entertained friends on
Monday evening at her home In the
Fourth ward, in honor OF Miss Aggie
Hanlon.
The company that plays Old Farmer
Hopkins passed through the city yes
terday. The company as whole look
ed good.
John Addison left for Quaker City
Yesterday. He received a telegram that
his brother had been killed at that
place.
All the claims for labor against the
Gibney Company have been settled up
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The Mercantile Club gives one of its
select dances at the Globe Hotel this
evening. Prof. Killmeyer will play.
Rev. It. w. Lane, Of the First M. f.
Church, may be made Presiding Elder
by the coming Conference.
Several people from here attended the
Republican Senatorial convention at
Steubenville yesterday.
The new bridge works is preparing to
keep out the cold. The building is be-
ing stripped.
Several marriages are on the taps.
Several young hearts will soon beat as
one.
NJ. Gordon, C. & P. ticket agent, is
sick since he returned from his Western
trip.
City Solicitor George NJ. Woodbridge
has gone to Deer Park for few days.
Jonathan Hoffman and wife have
gone to Kansas to visit friends.
L. Danford will address the Republi-
cans at City Hall this evening.
YIN. Ault is at Mansfield, O., where
the B. & o. has lawsuit.
The second advertising car of Robin
sons circgs has departed.
Tom Stephens has gone to Chicago to
attend a medical college.
Fallen apples are selling at one dol
lar per barrel.
Miss Annie Hoge has gone to Cincin-
natl to live.
Rodefer's glass works may not start
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