Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-30
BELLAIRE.

Mrs. Frances E. Ault, youngest
daughter OF the late VIM. Warnock,
ST., died at her home at Warnock on
Thursday night, after protracted III
ness with typhoid fever, aged about 40
years. Her husband died OF the same
disease about four months ago. She
leaves seven children.
The entertainment held at George
town, Thursday night, for the oeneht
of the Church of God, was well attend
ed. Several persons from this city took
part In the exercises, and others VINO
intended doing so were detained by the
storm.
The Mayor disposed OF the charges
against the Italians who created row
Thursday evening, as follows: Charles
Riece and Frank Rose were fined SO
and costs each, and Frank Carr was
fined So and costs.
J. w. shannon, Esq, Of st. Glars
vile, was in the city yesterday.
Leave order at Blakeney's news de-
Dot and have the SUNDAY REGISTER
left at your home. The latest general
and local news.
Dispositions were taken In Attorney
7. b. Smiths Office yesterday in the
case OF Mrs. Sarah Sublet against the
b. az o. r. r. Co., for $4,000 damages
for the death Of her husband, porter
on a Pullman car, who was killed at
the depot platform in this city several
months ago. Mr.. Smith represents the
plaintiff; Mr. Goldsmith, Of Cincin.
natl. the Pullman Company, and Mr..
Petit. of Columbus, and Mr.. Matthews,
Of Cincinnati, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. Mr.. Matthews is
a son OF Stanley Matthews, late Justice
OF the United States Supreme Court.
Two young men named Milligan and
,.Hoodoo" John were arrested and
locked up yesterday afternoon. The
NuliganS had been annoying "Hoodoo"
John. when he threw a brick through
the window ef their house. Both
families live in the same yard In the
Second ward, and have been quarreling
frequently.
You can depend on getting the latest
local and general news in the SUNDAY
REGISTER. Leave orders at Blake
ney's.
Repairs are being made on Hughes
old blacksmith shop building on
Union street, which will be used for a
laundry.
SQUIRE Cooper rendered a decision in
the case OF John r. McHenry VS.. the
County Commissioners, the case which
was heard in his court on Monday. He
gave Judgment in favor Of McHenry for
$50 and costs. The suit was brought for
pay for extra work on the Pultney
township pixies.
The personal property Of the estate
OF the late Jacob Rodefer was appraised
yesterday.
The Ideal Baking Powder Company Is
Offering series Of prizes for the best
biscuits baked with their powder.
The festival given by the Women's
Relief Corps in Odd Fellows Hall last
evening, was fairly we'll attended and
an enjoyable evening spent.
The County Commissioners and
County Surveyor Bond were in the city
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township with ex-COmmissioner Berry.
Several Of our people will go up to
Steubenvllle this evening TO attend a
union festival given by American Me-
chanics and others.
Several persons went out to the Beth
erda camp grounds yesterday.
Mrs. James Adams, OF Wellsburg, w.
Va, is visiting Mrs, J. y. Bridgman, OF
the Third ward.
The C. q ?. and B. y. & C. roads will
give excursion rates for the Congress
sional convention in this city next Tues
day.
Mrs. D. II. Darrah has returned from
a visit to IT. Clairsville friends.
Miss Annie Lee, of the Fifth Ward,
is visiting friends at Wellsville.
Hon. J. B. briggs OF Woodsfeld, and
Hon. L. Danford, OF st. ClairSville, were
in the city yesterday.