Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
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PIEDMONT, w. VA, January l3.-Wm.
E. W hite, formerly OF Piedmont died this
morning at his home at Midlothian, Ale
gheny county, Md of cerebro spinal men
ingetis He was a mem Der OF the Mystic
Chain, *. Of p, Jr. o. L. A. NJ. aud
Daughters OF Liberty.
Mrs. Agnes Clark, nee Patterson, died
at her home in Charleston, w. W, Mon
DAY, January 9. The funeral took place
We inesday at Charleston. Deceased was
only married ABOUT a year. She was a
niece of DR.. j. Daily. Her sister, Mrs.
Washington Montgomery, was with her TO
the last.
The New York Symphony Club delight
ed a fair audience at the Piedmont Opera
House last night The fact That the Opera
House was insdequetely heated disguised
the audience anu players ali ke.
The Smith Sisters will entertain our
people on Janu Try 20.
4. j. Cromwell, Of Baltimore, was in
town Thursday.
Charlie, son Of j. G. Luke, was seriously
Ill this week.
Mrs Elias Kline, who was parslyzed
last week. is still IN precarious condition,
being unaple 10 speak or move.
MIR NJ Il Cost has gone TO Winchester,
Va, where he will go into business.
h j. Fredlock's furniture factory was
shut down several days this week for re-
pairs.
A young son Of James Stewart colored,
died last evening. funeral to morrow
Claude Kooken and Miss Efiie Fazen bo-
ker were married in Westernpo-t, at the
brides residence, Monday evening by Rev
Alex. Bielaski They left on tuesday for
Dobbiu, w. Va the groom being agent for
the w. Va, T. & p. Rv. at that point.
A horse owned by Capt j. n. Jsroue ran
away and tried 10 cross the G. & p. r. r.
bridge in Westernport about 4 p. m. He
was rescued after an hour OF hard. He
suffered no injury but few scratches.
The unevenlful town election resulted in
a victory for the entire anti. wigwan ticket,
viz: Clerk Z. II Bruce, POI on both tick
nathy, %. Couuoiimen-Ias. II. Hose,
ls9; John T Zair, 10; Patrick Curran,
1913; Louis Bate, 1876; Chas. f. McAleer.
l64; Chas Tonry. 95; Adam Lebeck. 81 {;
Geo. ID. Huuoldsheimer, IS: g. W. Gutz-
ner. /; Chas. F. Dayton, So. DR.. j. b.
Shupe, 20; Jas. Higoee, l; Q. w. DUCK
worth, l.
G. w. Clark. J. j. Bell. Of Homecoming,
w: NJ. Pease. of Cumberland, T. v L.
Turner and j B. Steward, OF Washing
ton. d. c., have Incorporated the Cumoer-
land and Homecoming electric railway.
They have secured from the Commission.
ers OF Allegany county, MD, the right Of
Ssy along the national pike from Cumoer-
lsnd to FroStoury, eleven miles, aud thence
along the legislative rosd through Border
shaft. Ocean, Midland, Homecoming, Pskin,
Moscow, Barton, TO W sternport They
propose TO carry passengers and freight,
aud expect TO have the road in operation
from Homecoming 10 Frost0urg, distance
of eight miles. Dy Nav. 1898.
James Williams, a B. & Q. carpenter.
who fell from box car last Saturday, is
still confined 10 his home.
G. w. Rowler has moved to the II psley
building. ]. V. L Thrall 10 the Huour
mouse. and H. T. Harrison taxes Mr.
Thralrs home.
Miss Ella Gsoghegan. assistant in the
Davis Free School, mas been Ill this week.
Rev. 4. Brilaski is iudisposed.
Mrs. Casteel, OF Frostburg, is visiting
Mrs E. Kline
professors Foulk and Hahn have opened
the Twin Town Business College this
week. in the Davis Free School building.
DR.. John Daily went 70 Charleston Mon
day evening TO attend the funeral OF Mrs.
J. p. Clarke, his niece
NJ. E. Church.. South, aud the NJ 4.
Church (brick) are hodiug revival ser
vices this this week Next week Revs II
n and Wm Ktght, ". 3. Owens and A.
Rril1sKi will oe assisted by W. T. Bird
Monday evening. ]. p. Wilson Tuesday,
W W Van Arsdals Wednesday, and j.
W. Steele on Thursday.