Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
RELLAIRE.

Charles Marlin, the young man who
was so badly bruised aud otherwise in
jured by runaway car III the Pitts
burg coal works two weeks ago, died on
Thursday evening. The attending
physician was hopeful Of his recovery
until few days ago, when blood pois-
oning developed from internal injuries.
Deceased leaves young wife and child.
He was son OF Ell Marlin, one or the
oldest residents OF the city.
In addition to those already men
toned as having gone to Washington TO
witness the inauguration, Hon. David
Wagner, S. Luchs. 5. b. Potts, Jacob
BOneysteele, Edward Steger, Wilbur
Smith, j. ID. Gallagher John Cook and
John McKintner left for that city on
the late train Thursday night
The SUNDAY REGISTER will contain q
full account OF the inauguration OF
President Cleveland, and this, with its
special local cores pondrnce, will make
IL the Sunday paper for Bellaire read
srs. Leave orders az Blakeney's news
depot and have il delivered at yonr
home.
The City Board Of Health met at the
Mayors Office yesterday evening. A
communication from the State Board
was read, and plans for general clean
ing up of the city were discussed.
A petition for the paving of Gravel
Hill Cut and on up TO Forty-eighth
street is in circulation, and IL is said
two-thirds OF the property-holders in
terested have signed it.
A call will be issued in a few days for
the Township Democratic convention.
The primaries will be held on the 18th
TO elect delegates. and the convention
held on the l4th.
MeSsrs. Rumbach & Winner are
making repairs on the property they
purchased on Union street recently, and
will open a wholesale liquor house in the
near future.
The Agnes Wallace-Villa Company,
well-known TO our play-goers, will pre-
sent the drama, 1.-The World Against
Her." at the Elysisn. Monday evening.
Peter Gifen and wife, SuperinteAd-
ent aud Matron, respectively, Of the
Belmont County Chlldren's Home, have
resigned and will retire TO private life
The dog fight which has been the sub
ject of discussion in local sporting cir
cles the past week. will take place al
John Maul's saloon this evening.
John Secrest, OF near Belmont, died
at the Central Insane Asylum at Colum-
Gus on Thursday, and was brought home
yesterday for burial.
1t is announced that Harry Herzberg,
the young clothing merchant, will OF
next Monday be married TO Miss Wolfe,
of Cincinnati.
Thomas Booth, OF Beallsville, brother
of Isaac Booth, Of this city, died OF
Wednesday and was buried yesterday.
Catharine Eberle has been appointed
executrix of the estate Of her husband,
Frederick Eberle, deceased.
George He'll has purchased the James
L. Mtlligan residence property on Union
street.
James Milligan has purchased the
August Keeder property il Gravel Hill
cut.
Mrs. Maggie Morris, OF Wheeling, is
the guest of friends in this city.
Buy the SUNDAY REGISTER for the
best report Of the Inauguration.
w. w. Piper, postmaster at Warnock,
was in the city yesterday.
r. C. Haase is attending the inaugu-
ration at Washington.
The County Commissioners were in
the city yesterday.
Ward primaries this evening from 5
TO Z o'clock.
E. T. Howell is in from Chicago on a
brief visit.
Deputy Sheriff Darby was in the city
yesterday.