Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-03
much more so than the upper floors OF
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most nightly by people.
BELLAIKE

Anton LaRoche, Of this city, died yes
terday evening at twenty minutes 10 six
o'clock. He was taken down with la
grippe about four mouths ago, which de-
Veloped into pneumonia, and in his weak
ened condition he was unable 10 cope with
the disease He was born in Dalhansen,
State Of Prussia, Germany, May, 6, 1881.
and came to this country wheel he was
seventeen years OF age. He returned TO
his native land when twenty-six years old,
but only remained a short time, when be
again came to the United States and set
tied in Wheeling, w. Va, where he was
married TO Miss Barbara Fix, Of Zanes-
vile, o., September -, 1861. He leaves
wife aud eight children-hve boys and
three Subsidiaries j., Edward j., Anton,
Albert, Willie, Mrs. g. X. Bell, Clara and
Lily. The funeral ARA ngements have not
yet been made.
The next meeting Of the Belmont County
Medical Society will be held az Barnes
vile June 14th. Following IS the pro-
gramme Paper, DR.. J. NJ Hogan, Martins
Ferry; paper, DR.. j. A. Clark. Glencoe;
paper, DR.. A. II. Korner, Armstrong;
Mills: paper, DR.. J. II. Blsc6ford, Martins
Ferry; paper, DR.. J. J. Klein, Bellalre; re-
port OF cases.
George Logan, a window glass worker,
died at his home In the First ward Friday
night about midnight, Of consumption. He
was about % years OF age, and leaves a
wife and one child. The funeral will take
place Monday. Interment az Rose Hill
cemetery.
The new council Of the Royal Arcanum
organized Wednesday night is oficcre1 as
follows: Regent, w. &. WarnOck; Vice
Regent, II. =. Rodewig; Past Regent,
j. W. CARRIER; Secretary, Harry Hunter;
Treasurer, L. w. Dickens: Collector, w.
+. Henry; Chaplain. David Walker;
Guide. Charles Lancaster: Warden, Will
lam Luke: Sentry, William McClain;
Trustees. Dr. J. S. Mcclellan, George
He'll. and Charles Kelsey. The order
starts OF with about % mem bers.
William Wells. father OF Mrs. James
Barrett OF the Fifth ward, Is lying very
low from the effects Of paralytic stroke,
al his home IN Steubenvllle.
Mrs. Ernest Rosenberg Of Gravel Hill,
is visiting relatives al Washington, Pa.
Howell & Cooper, Of this city, have pur-
chased the controlling interest In sawnill
at CaptiEa, and will begin operations al
once
Mrs. Sarah Watkins and daughter Hat
tie. OF Dillonvsle, are guests OF Be!laire
friends.
visited Miss Lura Dickens Thursday.
DR.. J. &. Osborne, who lectures IN the
NJ r. Church next Tuesday evening on
"yVedIock or Paddock. Whichf" Is gen.
eral fsvorIte both as preacher and lee
turer throughout Eastern Ohio and West
eru Pennsylvania, and be is called the
"a braham Lincoln Of preachers. His
subiec. Is one that will be OF interest 70
both old and young, and ne will no doubt
have alarge audience.
Miss Maud Leilly has severed her con-
nection with the Bellaire postofice as one
Of the clerical force. She has been good
clerk, and rendered general satisfaction TO
the public. 60,
c. Rumbach is home from trip through
West Virginia.
There will be quarterly meeting In the
M T.. churches Of this city today. Pre-
siding Elder Osborne will preach In the
First VI. T. church this morning and az
the South Bellalre church tonight.
Miss Erna Morris. Of the Fourth ward,
has returned from weeks visit with Slar-
tins Ferry friends.
Pnilip Bloom. who has been suffering
with rheumatism for several weeks, is i'm
proving.
Friday evening q woman who gave ner
name as Mr. 5. Francis Taylor came 70 this
city, and her strange actions excited the