Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24
B@LLAIRE.

The remains of Miss Carrie Randolph
arrived in this city from Chicago at an
early hour yesterday morning over the
B. 81 o. They were taken from the
depot TO the residence Of Col. David
Rankin, on North Guernsey street,
where the funeral services were con-
Quoted at o'clock by Rev. L. W. Barr,
pastor Of the first Presbyterian church,
after which the remains were Inferred
in Rose Hill cemetery, being followed To
their last resting place by large con-
course OF people.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
held business meeting last night, at
their rooms In Central Block, and ad-
mItted to membership about dozen
new members. This club now has q
membership of about 200. The club
has received an invitation from the Mar
tins Ferry Democracy to visit that city
next Saturday evening, at which time
Hon. Albert j. Pearson, Democratic
candidate for Congress, will deliver an
address.
Col. ]. T. Mercer and wife, OF Chica-
go: Mrs. Richardson, of Plttsburg;
Mrs. Fox, of Lowell, Mass; Mrs. Btge-
low, of Washington, d. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, of Columbus, and Mr.. j.
n. Randolph, of indianapolis, were In
the city yesterday attending the tuner
al OF Miss Carrie Randolph. All of The
ladies named above are sisters OF the
deceased and the last gentleman men
toned Is q brother.
Jesse Turner, clown with Walter L.
Mains show, who formerly resided here,
was in the city yesterday. He will 90
to Baltimore this winter and do q
stump speech act in dime museum.
Judge A. J. Pearson, Democratic can
didate for Congress in this district, pro-
poses TO pay particular attention TO that
part Of the district fronting on the river
from now until the election.
Work is progressing very favorably
on the new building Of the Novelty
Stamping Company, the first story be-
ing about completed. 1t will be very
substantial structure.
The lecture on Columbus and His
Times" in St. Johns Catholic Church
last night, by Rev. Father j. j. Hart.
ley, of Steubenville, was we'll attended
and we'll received.
President NJ. l.. Blackburn and Fore.
man Thomas Cochran, Of the Novelty
Stamping Works. will leave for New
York to-day TO buy the new machinery
for their plant.
A Mr. Carroll, of Moundsville, is en-
gagged in forming lodges OF the Farm
ers' Alliance in this county. So far be
has formed lodges in several of the
townships.
Fred. E5erle, American Express
Agent at this point, who has been quite
III for some time past, was somewhat
better yesterday; but is still very sick
man.
Prominent Democrats here are en-
deavoring to secure Ex-Governor James
E Campbell for an address in this city
before the close of the campaign.
One drunk made up the sum total OF
the business transacted at the Mayors
Court last night. The usual fine was
imposed.
There has not been much corn husked
yet Ia the vicinity Of Bellaire on &C.
count OF the fodder being so dry.
Mrs. Joseph Hall, OF GIence, few
miles west of Belaire has a patchwork
Quilt containing IL, or pieces.
Colonel Poormal addressed the Re-
publicans OF GAINESVILLE last night.
Henderson Dunn, OF Toledo, spent
Saturday with Bellsire friends.
The usual services were held In al
the churches yesterday.
The Ministers Association meets thi:
afternoon at o'clock.