Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-28
BELLAIRE.

Edward Vincent, a young man ABOUT
tweuty-three years of age, son or Henry
Vincent, of Glencoe, was Instantly
killed Yesterday morning while az work
i'm Meehan's coal mine 40 Franklin. lie
was taking down props where the coal
lad beev taken out, when huge mass
of stone and dirt fell upon him. when
the heavy weight was taken from him
IL was found that his head and breast
were terribly crushed. The untOrtun-
ate young man was member or the
American Mechanics, and will be buried
under the auspices OF that order.
The remains OF Liant Woods, who
died at 81. Louis on Saturday, arrived In
this city yesterday morning. The
funeral took place in the afternoon.
Services were held 40 the residence OF
O. z. Mason in the Second ward. De-
ceased was a member OF the American
Mechanics. but as the Council mad not
received official notice of his death.
they did not attend the funeral as a
body.
Matthew p. Deadly, United States Dis
trict Judge, who died az Portland, Ore,
last week. learned the blacksmith trade
with John Kelly, an old resident Of this
city. who died years ago. He studied
law al ST. Cluirsviue, and was admitted
to the bar ia 1Si7.
J.E. Strahl. an old Bellaire boy, who
learned the printing trade IN the hide
,DendeRt office, aud is now manager oil
she Leechburg pa al '0Rcc, has been
spending a few days with his aged par
ents i'm the city. Ed. is looking well
and IS prOspering.
The Westlake twin brothers, Robert
and George, have signed for the season
with the Altoona base ball club, ateam
belonging 60 the Pennsylvania State
League. The brothers have not played
i'm the same club for five years.
The new power elevator at the B. X
.. depot is completed and gives salts
Nfaction 10 an parties concerned, es-
Oecialy TO the boys who mad TO pull
h old hand elevator up and down.
Several persons from this city attend
"a tbA funeral 40 WarnOck, yesterday,
~ a.. BN Kir6er, the unfortunate young
man wh& was killed ia Glencoe tunnel
Saturday eN9uing.
Several oii\pen hold leases in the
Glencoe field, And others are looking
over the territorN There may be big
development iu than section yet
The Young Mems \9emocratic Club
will hold % special needing at the room
i'm Central Block this eNening. Mem
bers are urged TO attend.
The regular meeting ofl ". ", p. 5.
c. E, of the First PresbyaN k6CAurch,
will be held az the home II EllsS Work
man this evening.
Ex-Marshal ID. C. Shep'd I'd has ac-
cepted a position on the 4 Fret service
force Of the Columbian Ex position.
NJ. W. Glover, Esq. b prominent
Democrat OF Barnesville, " hs IN the city
Yesterday calling on old Fri ends,
The ordinance granting a franchise
for the electric railway VII probably be
passed by Council this evefing
Fourteen flat cars loadfd with ex-
hibits for the Worlds Faif, passed over
the B. & o. road yesterday y.
George Smith. OF Zane sville, has Sc
cured a situation in NJ. Hbfman's drug
store in the First ward.
A half interest in the Central block
property will be offered at public sale
to-day.
George Runyon, of Duluth, MIMI, Is
here on visit TO relatives and friends
Elmer Irwin, Of Vfr Glencoe, left last
eveng for Indiana.
s. b. Neff, the Photographer, Is on
the sick list.
DIR. Kerns ha returned from ST.
Louis.
BvRDOCK BLoJ> BITTERs taken after
eating will relieveN by feeling Of weight
or over fitness Of khe stomach. Sold
everywhere.