Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-15
BELLAIRE.

The Belmont County Medical Associ-
alton held its regular monthly meeting
a. the Globe Hotel in this city, Yester-
tsrday. There were present, besides
DrS. Mcclellan, Cooper, West, Long,
Piersol, Boone, Piper and Huston, Of
this city, DrS. A. II. IIewetson. Of st.
Clairsviile, j. A. Hobscn, of Flushing,
i. @. Workman, of Uniontown; j. d.
Hobensaek and B. 0. Williams, of Mar
tins Ferry; J. s. Boone, Of Powhatan;
w. +. Thompson, of st. Cairsvtlle; A.
Fl. Korner, OF AlledOnia; q. Il. Snode
and j.. A. Clark, Of Glencoe; Isaac Cope,
of Cope. and I. A. KOrrell, Of Business
burg.
DR.. HewetsOn, the retiring President,
made a pleasing address.
DR.. w. o. Huston read an able prper
on ulcers, " followed by DR.. j. a. Hob
son, who read a weil-prepared paper on
"EndOmetritis."
Dr. Longs paper on the subject OF
Cholera" was the leading paper in
point of interest that was read at the
meeting.
The Bellaire physicians were APP
pointed a committee to draft resolu-
tiouS Of respect on the late DR.. John
Cooke, OF Bridgeport.
The scale Of prices for physicians
charges was rearranged.
DR.. J. :. Mcclellan, the new Presi-
dent, did not deliver his address on ac-
count Of the regular business having TO
be hurried through so that out-of-town
members could catch the evening
trains.
The meeting was one Of the best the
Association has held.
The Democratic township convention
was held at City Hall yesterday after
noon. Marion Hoffman was chosen
Chairman, aud +. c. Meyer and w. Z.
Warnock, SECRETARIES. For Trustee,
Maurice Davis, +. Workman, Jr., and
Theodore Neff, were named. Neff was
nominated on third ballot. For Treas
urer. George Myers was nominated by
reclamation. For Assessor, John Pat
tersOn and d. Il. McClOy were named,
and McCloy was nominated on first bal
lot. A motion was adopted authorizing
the Central Committeeman In the wards
and township - act as Township Com
mltteemen. There was fair attend
ance az the convention, and everything
was conducted pleasantly.
A man named VIM. Greaves was ar
rested on &. & o. train at this point
Monday night because he refused to
produce aticket or show a pass to the
conductor. He is said to have been I'M
der the influence of liquor at the time,
aud was held on that charge.
Republicans may have some trouble
in explaining that no insult was intend
ed In not giving Ava Wise renomina-
ton for Township Trustee, and dis
placing Charles Henry for the long term
as member of School Board.
Members Of Our Pride Council,
Daughters Of Liberty, contemplate Wis
iting the Martha Washington Council,
OF Wheeling, on the occasion of the lat
ter's anniversary, Friday evening.
The names OF candidates must be
sent to the County Board Of Deputy
Election Supervisors on or before the
Esd inst. in order to be printed on the
official ballot.
The ST. Clairsville Gazette secured the
contract lOT pIiuttuB buS OdilOeS W OO
used at the spring election, being the
only bidder, at S265.
An enjoyable concert was held at the
Second NJ. Z. Church last evening un-
der the direction of Mrs. Hattie Kemp
COnnor.
Maurice Davis, Jr., left last evening
for Gas City, Ind, where he will work
in window glass factory.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
W. c. 7. Twill be held at the Christian
Church this afternoon.
Mrs. J. B. Hartshorn and Miss Flora
Workman have returned from Wash
ingtOn.
Ex-Congressmau A. j. Warner, of
Marietta, was in the city Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Catharine Follen, Of the Second
ward, is quite seriously III.
Chalmer Trimble, Of Jscoosburg, was
in the citV Yesterday.