Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-10

The Common Pleas Court Of Bellemont
county to-day.
Miss lola Ong, Of Smith field, Is the
guest Of DR.. A. R. 0ng.
DR.. Hawthorn, Of Colerain, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Rev. Hartzog, Of the Baptist Church,
was much improved yesterday.
Mrs. w. j. Barrett and children are
visiting friends In Harrison county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank link are visit
ing Mr.. links parents, at S%teubenville.
Mr.. Glen McCabe and Carlos Leath-
erwood will leave to-day for the Worlds
Fair.
Quite a number Of ugly looking
drunken tramps were about town yes
terday.
A number of Mt. Pleasant people left
here yesterday evening over the G. q Z.
for the Worlds Fair.
Milton Fry and Miss Lorena Robin
son we're married Sunday at the NJ. e.
parsonage by DR.. J. w. Robins.
The public school opened here yes
terday morning after a vacation CT sew
eral days, on account of d~iptheria.
Miss Maud Newland left Owe the G..
& p. yesterday afternoon for the
Worlds Fair and other western points.
Wilson Brothers have recently added
some improved laundry machinery TO
their place Of business on Jefferson
street.
Mrs. Sarah Browning and her grand
daughter, Of Mansfield, Ohio, are visit
ing the family Of James McCleary on
Vine street.
Mrs. E. C. Wood, Miss Carrie Wood,
and Russell Wood and wife, left over
the w. & L. Z. yesterday afternoon for
the Worlds Fair.
James Kraft and family, OF New
lands addition, left yesterday for Ten
nessee where they expect to make theiI
future home.
Miss Alice McCleary ente rtained q
number OF her young friends at her
home on Vine street last evening In
henor Of her guests, Misses Sallie Phil
lips and Alice Moore.
A congregational meeting was held
in the ladies' room Of the Presbyterian
church last evening, to make arrange
ments for giving the new minister Inc
family q reception when they arrive.
There were three unfortunates before
His Honor Mayor Keller IN Police Court
Yesterday morning, their names were:
VIM. Kreigle, VIM. Tyler and Jas. Por-
ter. and each were fined one dollar and
costs.
A large number OF witnesses will 60
from here Thursday to appeas before
the grand jury to give testimony Ia the
ease of the killing Of Officer George
Murphy by William Wilson, an attache
OF the Cook & Whltby circus.
Is IT TNFANTICIDE?
Martins Ferry Times.
Newt. Crossley, Of Pearl street, saw
something rather suspicious looking
swimming on top Of the water In the
vault near his house this morning and
be notified Marshal Westwood, who In
stituted an investigation. A long
handled garden rake was procured and
the object recovered. 1t proved TO be
the remains OF a child OF premature
birth, and the coroner was notified, and
IL was intened 10 hold an inquest this
evening. 1t is not definitely known
who the guilty party is, but circum-
stances point strongly to n German girl
by the name Of Mollie Knoch, who a
few weeks ago was employed as a do
nestle in the family Of Mr.. CroSSley. 1t
was thought that she was In a delicate
condition, and a little more than a week
ago, by certain signs seen about her
room, 1t vas su%spicioned that all was
not right. One week ago this morning
she gave notice that she must leave.
She then looked haggard and pale and
the folks with whom she was living
thought II rather strange that she
should want to start out while feeling
so ill.,. The discovery this morning
makes 1t look altogether probable that
the girl has committed q heinous crime
to cover up her shame.