Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-20
BELLAIIE.

James c. Tallm2n, Esq, and family,
were called 20 BarneSviIe, yesterday,
by a message announcing that his
brother, John A. Valman, had acct
dental.y shot himself with fatal result.
while climbing over q fence. The wife
of Mr.. Ta.Imou A.. bseu away on a
visit. NOting Che ab,enCC OF her huS-
band upon her return hulae, she went
about the premises iu search OF him,
and found him near 90 fence. dead; with
the blood tr.cklius from ,h' cunshot
wound. The news was severe shock
10 his aged father, VINO resides with ms
son I'm this city. The deceased was
about fifty years of age, and is sur
YiYed by a wife only.
Thomas Murphy yard brakeman on
the =. & o., met with q. serious acct
dent To- the yards yesterday morning.
He was assisting in switching and was
caught between the sides of two cars as
thew were passing on parallel tracks.
His collar bone and several ribs were
broken, and his right arm so badly
guraiped that he has no use OF il. DrS.
Boone and Mcclellan dressed the
wounds, and are of the opinion that the
unfortunate man will get along all
right. Murphy has been in the en-
ploy Of the b. & o. Company for twenty
years, and this is the first time he has
injured.
Robert Mason was caught In the act
Of stealing meat from the cellar Of IL.
]. Days grocery ia the Second ward.
AB. IL o. yard emplOye saw him COM
ug fIOm the cellar about 3 o'clock in
the morning loaded down with three
grain sacks filed with cured meats Of
various kinds. Marshal Johnson after
wards searched his premises, found the
meat and arrested Mason. He has not
yet been given q hearing. II is said
that Mason served term in the West
Virginia peniteutiary.
Marshal Johnson and Officer StrObel
we're called up TO Thirty-Jhird street at
late hour Sunday night by two darkieS
who said they had found a mail pouch
IN the street and were afraid 10 touch 10
FOR fear Of being suspected OF Sealing
&c. II looked very much like mail
pouch, but when the officers found it
was an old tin paste can badly mashed
they each walked over and gave 10
kich and sauntered away Ia disgust
Two marriages are announced for
these mellow autumn days-ChGS. Dun
lap and Miss Bessie Schiiling, both of
this city, on the 2Sth inst; William
Fralinger and Miss Nellie Burke,
daughter OF Thomas Burke, Of COlum-
bus, who has been making her home In
this city for several months, at COlUm-
bus tomorrow.
Michael Ault. OF GlencOes, whose
serious illness has been mentioned in
this column, died Of reverse paralysis
On Sunday. Deceased was eigbtysSiX
years otage, father Of Thomas Ault, Of
this city, and well-knOwn throughout
The county. The funeral will take place
from his late residence at II .. u. to-
Gay.
Kelly Crozier, member Of the we'll
known frm Of Crozier Bros, brick man
liacturerS, surprised his many friends
oy Joining the army OF BenedictS Sun
cay evening The fortunate young lady
vas Miss Mamie Hepburn. They are
receiving congratulations from host
Of friends.
John Marlin, an orphan boy IL years
:. age, who lived with his uncle, James
Marlin, in the Fourth ward, was
drowned In the river, near the steel
"oIAS Sunday evening, while In
Ga'hing. The body was recovered a
lew hours aiterward.
Emli Schmidt was called TO Grafton,
W. Va, yesterday by a message an
EE01lclng that his wife who had left on
sunday Tor Washington City had been
AAsn suddenly and seriously i'll on the
"@In and was left at that point.
a telegram was received here yester-
Say announcing the serious Illness of
C,snond GrotZa, az Redland, Cal. Mr..
ISIO'le left here several weeks ago in the
pope OF recruiting his health on the
Pacific Coast.
SOl PoormaG left last evening for
YTo.lmous, from which place ne goes TO
lulana 70 campaign for a week. Then
N viii come back and give hts time to
paIgn. - '-'0
Inc funeral Of Mrs. Patrick Lynskey
~. place from the Catholic church.
deceased had been long I'm. She was
80. eS'lmsole woman and leaves a hus-
111u and several grown children.
NJ H. blackburn, President Of the
o'Oveity Stamping Company. left last
evening for the East n neSo,ists for
~ n machinery Gy for the factory.
Ai0uuersh0t died az his home in /