Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27
BELLAIRE

Fred Harmon met with very serious
accident while at work in McRenry' S
stone quarry on Brooks run, Just west OF
the city, Monday afternoon. He was engag-
ed in swinging large stone on derrick,
when the rigging gave way. The stone
fell on him, breaking both legs, one OF
Thorn IN two places, John Kettle was the
only other man working In the quarry at
the time, and il was fully half an hour be-
fore he succeeded in removing the large
stone which had pinioned Mr.. Harmon 10
the ground Finally he was released from
his painful position and taken TO his house
in the Fourth ward. Physicians were
summoned, who reduced the fracture and
dressed the limbs. Mr.. Harmon is now
resting as well could be expected, and the
physicians state that unless something IN
expected occurs the limbs will not have to
he amputated. Mr.. Harmon is about 25
years OF age, and has wife and family,
who are doing all in their power to make
him comfortable.
Mr.. c. J. Crawford and Miss Mary
Gavin were married in St Johns Cath
olic church, yesterday morning, Rev d.
Father Fitzgerald officiating. Mr.. L. w.
Lally and Miss Emma Madden were the
attendants. A sumptuous wedding break
fast was served at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Gavin, after
which the newly married couple left over
the 3. x y. II. L. for tour OF some of
the western cities.
A telegram was received here yesterday
from ST. Joseph, Canada, announcing the
death there OF Alfred Fitzpatrick, an en-
ploye Of the Bellaire Bottle Company. De-
ceased had been visiting there the past
month. The cause Of his death is unknown.
His relatives were unaware Of any illness.
The body will be taken to his former home,
Mansfield, Pa, for burial.
In the city yesterday William Liben-
thai, GAINESVILLE, o.; Sam f. Miller, De-
troit, Mich; w. G. McFadden, Bethsade,
o.; J. L. Carlisle, Glencoe, o.; 5. C. Dun
can, Mansfield, o.; j. Mocht, Baltimore,
Md, w. j. Klee, PiJtsburg, Pa.
Messrs. 4. H. Rider and Warren Mich
ner and Misses Eta Satterhe!d and Flor
euce Nevans left yesterday to attend the
State convention of the Ep0orth Leagues,
at Akron, as delegates from the League in
this city.
Adelegate's meeting Of all locals Of the
miners unions of Bellaire and vicinity will
be held tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock at
City Hall in this city. Each local Is re-
QUested to send one or more delegates.
Mr.. A. p. Tallman, cashier Of the First
National Bank, is home from ten days
recreation with party Of friends down on
Cheat river.
Major r. c. Cats, Of Wheeling, is sup
eriutending the painting Of the iron WORK
at the Bellaire Steel Works.
Miss Viola Schaufarber Of Cleveland,
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Max l..
Herzberg, of this city.
Miss Minnie Wiggin gton, of Bridgeport
is visiting Miss Florence Kennedy, of
North Monroe street
Insurance agents were in the city yes
terday adjusting the loss at Hei's and at
w. A. Wise's.
The City Board of Education met last
night and elected teachers for the next
school year.
VIII Harris, a brakeman on the @. l. &
W.. had his leg badly squeezed while coup
ling cars.
Mrs. Harry Lazure will leave to-day for
Gas City, Ind, where her husband is work
ing.
The lodge Of the Royal ArcaRum will
meet in Druid Hall this evening.
Miss Mary Brady win leave to-day for
a visit with friends at Pitrsburg.
Miss Ada Parks is visiting frieRfe At
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