Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
MARTINS FERRY.

A. y. b., was held IN the Il. OF T. nall last
night.
Little Leslie Robbins, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Robbins, was painfully hurt
while coasting on Fourth street, yesterday
morning.
Capt L. w. Inglebright and daughter,
Ella, and Mrs. DR.. Shuttleworth attended
the funeral of the late James Duncan, at
his home in Kirkwood, which occurred yes
Mrs. Rosa Myers. of the Third ward, has
returned from visit TO GAINESVILLE friends.
The funeral Of the late Reece Watkins
will be largely attended from this city this
afternoon.
w. H. Lewis, formerly Of this city, but
now OF the LsBelle mill, was in the city
yesterday making arrangements with
Spence Il Son about some machinery for
the LaBelle mill.
Miss Hattie Ridemour who has been the
guest of Miss Brown, Of the Third ward,
left for her home az Portsmouth last eve
ming.
Mrs. Iona Cope, of Columbus, who has
been attending the funeral OF her aunt, Mrs.
d. ID. Martin, left for her home yesterday.
Adam Coss, an old resident OF this place,
is in a precarious condition, caused by
large carbuncle coming on his back, just
between the shoulders, aud his friends are
afraid of blood poisoning setting in.
Grandmother Polly Linn is very III at
her home in Third ward.
The funeral Of the thirteen year-old son
Of Anthony Schneider took place at one
o'clock yesterday afternoon from 81.
Marys Church, Father Mattingby con-
Quoting the services. Interment at Mount
Calvary cemetery.
DR.. d. w. Long, of Bellaire, will lead
~, Il ffFafr az A v Il
rooms this evening.
The way the wife OF prominent profess
sional man in the heart Of the city made the
splinters fly when she demolished the out
side stairway with an Ak was caution.
At the past term of the Common Pleas
Court pa cases were disposed Of. Sixty
eight civil judgments for money were rem
dered, amounting in the aggregate 20 S5l,-
S76. Besides, these thirty-three DEGREES
were taken and forty-nine civil cases were
disposed Of without trial. Fifteen divorces
were granted, eleven TO wives and four 70
husbands, three were dismissed and eight
were continued. OF the forty-seven State
cases on the docket there were twenty con-
yictions, three acauittals. twelve dismissed
without trial, nine nollied and three for
feited their recognizances. OF those con-
victed eleven were sent 70 the penitentiary,
one TO the reform farm, eight were con-
fined and three sent 70 the county jail The
aggregate Of the fines imposed was S24j.
The Jury were present fifty-three days,
tried thirty-two cases and drew from the
treasury as fees and mileage 81 $50. ID. Al
together, 1903 people were called to give
testimony.
John Milligan and wife, Of Mt. Pleasant,
are guests OF the family OF James Gather
the case Of Wilhelm Kunze VS.. the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company has been
settled, the defendant paying the costs OF
the suit II will be remSmoer that Mr.
Kunze's house was blown up by break
from the natural gas main during the food
OF February, 1891, and at the time his wife
was so badly injured that she died the
same day, aud Mr.. Kunze was also pain
fully injured.
Prof. Bottoms illustrated lecture, under
the auspices Of the Y. NJ. e. A, will be
given next Friday evening at the Opera
House.
The Prohibitionists of this county are
called to meet at Bellaire on Tuesday.
The colored people will have grand
turkey walk and festival tomorrow even
ing at Commercial Hall.
Misses Nols Moore and Daisy Hanson
have returned from very pleasant visit to
friends in Brilliant
Miss Emma Fletcher, Of Blaine, IS the
guest of her brother on North Hanover
street
Surveyors are at work yesterday at the
lower end of town 10 find out the boundary
line of the old Martin and Zane's additions,
TO be used in evidence in a law suit mere
after
The funeral Of Mrs. Deliah Martin took
place yesterday afternoon from her late
residence on Locust street. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. A. Z.
Brownlee. Of the United Presbyterian
Church; Rev II. y. Campbell. Of the First
Presbyterian Church, and Rev. Samuel
Boyd, assisted by choir composed OF VIM.
Mann. VIM. McMasters, Mrs. Jas. A. Dick
son and Miss Madge Clark. The pail bear
ers were Jas. Y. Patterson, II. w. Smith,
J. T. Hanes, W. y. Holiday, VIM. Clark
and r. G.. Swartz. After the services az
the house the remains were followed 70
their last resting place in Riverview GENE
terry by a large number Of sorrowing
friends
The Laughlin mill will 60 or full in all
departments tomorrow.
The pudding department Of the 4Etna
mill viii get on tomorrow.
Work is delayed on the work Of raising
the trestle work Of the coal track OF the
.Ftua mill coal bank on account Of the cold
weather.
The Theresa Newcomb Co. viii present
the boy Scout at the Opera House on
Wednesday evening, ana the press is prais-
ing them wherever they appear.
Quite a number Of our people attended
the Opera House in Wheeling, last night.
Mr. Robert Hale and family, OF Dow, is
the guest Of friends mere.
The undertaken is the only man that does
not complain OF hard times new.
II is thought that all OF our glass factor
les viii be on in q few weeks az the very