Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-23


Special Corrsspondsncs or "a Rsofs,rr.
MoReANrowN, w. VA, August a.
DR.. l.. s. Brock was driving out last
evening in a buggy with Mayor j. e.
Lazzell, who Is just recovering from the
fever, when the horse ran OF, smashed
up the buggy. Both gentlemen were
thrown out Mayor Lazzell was hurt
slightly on the hip, bat the doctor was
badly cut about the head and is con-
fined to his bed.
George Smith, a seven-year-old boy,
IN attempting to get of the Walnut
street railroad bridge when = train was
approaching, fell aud broke his arm.
The rails are now laid on the f., M.
& P. r. r. seven and a half miles north
OF Morgantown and will be laid to Cheat
river, eleven and one-half miles north
Of here, within a week. The rails are
laid from UniontOWn this way 70 within
four miles OF Cheat river and will be
laid 70 the river ia three weeks as the
work is not being pushed from that end.
An official said yesterday that the sup
erstructure for the bridge across Cheat
would be received In two weeks and four
weeks later IL would be put up.
Or. Thomas II. Price, Of Philadel-
phia, is visiting relative here.
The Hlarity Club, which is COM
posed OF the leading society people OF
the town, went TO their beautiful club
house on Cheat river yesterday. Miss
Myrtle Finnell, Of Wheeling, is a guest
OF the CLUB. They own several hun
dred acres Of land ia the most pic
weeks annually az the club house
known as Camp Eden.
Mrs. j. j. Wharton, Mrs. Wesley
Marlin, Mrs. VIM. Bamsey aud Mrs ).
s. Dusenbsrry departed for Weston yes
terday, 10 visit friends.
jos. Cole went TO Weston Yesterday as
a delegate 70 the NJ. z. Church Con-
ference.
John Z. and William Selby, Of Mar
tins Ferry, o., are visiting here.
Miss Llzzio Mailer, OF Pittsburg, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Wal
ter MADEIRA, left for her home yesterday.
Rev. II. G.. Stertzer, OF Wheeling,
preached in the Presbyterian Church
Sunday.
DR.. j. J. De ROode, chemist at the
Agricultural Experiment Station, made
An analysis Of the water used at Fair
mont and taken from the Monongela
river, aud pronounced 1t comparatively
pure, but said that IL may be regareed
with suspicion. DR.. De Roode is now
attending the meeting Of the AssOcis-
tlo0 Of Official Agricultural Chemists,
being held Ia Chicago.
Miss Ida Tenant was married
Wednesday to Selby A. Barker, Of
ATnettiviiie.
Lowry aud Dwight Wagner, sons OF
the banker, John Wagner, Of Wheeling,
we're guests Of relatives here last week.
Prof j. T. White is able TO be out
j. @. Kalphsnyder, Of KingwOod, was
here a few days ago. He is interested
IN the silver mines of Colorado, and
went on TO Washington TO help along
the cause OF free silver.
Captain p. A. Shafer has been pro-
NOTED 70 the Office OF inspector OF rifle
practice.
Judge J. Marshall Hagans and wife
and daughters, Misses Lilly and Bessie,
are at Atlantic City.
Miss Ella Caar is visiting in Pied
mont
Mrs. Or. Geo. B. Morris has returned
from six weeks visiting In the noun
tain.
DR.. WIN. L. McLane, OF West Union,
departed for home yesterday. Mrs.
McLane and children will remain for
several weeks.
The marriage Of Col. R. E. Fast and
Miss Virginia McLane, daughter Of DR..
Charles McLane, OF Steubenville, o., is
announced 10 take place September
14th; at the brides home.
Hon. B. s. Morgan, Of Charleston, Is
visiting his parents In this county.
The Odd Fellows have chartered the
packet James O.. Blaine and will take
an excursion u Pittsbsrg September l.
The lI0rgnntOlCn Independent is the
name Of a newspaper which will com
mence publication September 1. 1t
will be iaCepedent in politics.
The long drouth still continues here
and the grass looks like year before
lasts hav, while the corn is Of little &C
count. The wheat and oats crop were
never better.