Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-21
BELLAIRE


McClelland, OF this city, was almost IN
stantly killed Thursday while working
on the new Court House az Cadil, now
10 course Of erection. A derrick had
been erected on the second story, and
large block OF stone was being hoist
ed, when the timbers supporting the
derrick gave way, letting the load fail.
The falling timbers knocked down q
portion Of brick wall, which fell upon
Mr.. McClelland, who was laying brick,
killing him almost instantly. Another
workman was seriously injured. Samuel
McCielland formerly worked In this
city. He was about 60 years OF age
and leaves a wife and family. Thomas
McClella1d left yesterday morning Tor
Cadiz to attend the funeral
Globe Hotel arrivals-M. l.. Murphy,
Pittsburg, Pa; d. w. h. Jones, Pni.a-
delphia, Pa: j. d. Bell, Gerversv'iie,
y. Y; +. y. Lehman, lancaster, o.;
Il. w. Bainby.dce, Toledo, o.; c. {.
Williams, 81 C.airsviile, o.; Joseph
Rauh, Pi;tsbUrz, Pa; Harry MUM,
Wheeling: Clay Dean, Columbus, o.; Nj.
VI. Thomas, Philadelphia Pa.
Or. r. A. Douglass, former Belmont
county bog, but now OF TuscarawaS
county. and Orrie Beam, OF the sans
county, stopped of here on short ylSlt
with friends while On their way home
from Kentucky, where they have been
looking az some of the tne bred Ken
tuckv horses with view 10 purchasing.
A report was received here Yesterday
afternoon stating that Oliver Muhle-
mao, aged l9 years, OF this city, who,
with his mother, was visiting relatives
40 Bushhul Bottom, was drowned while
with a fishing party al that place.
Quite number Of persons from this
cl;y wil take in the excursion 10 Chip
pewa Lake to-day, given under the
auspices Of HaCkettS baud, which is
now playing q two weeks engagement
at the Lake.
Mayor Dubois, who has been laid up
for several days, was able TO come down
town yesterday, but did 10 business.
Squire Mason is filling His Honor's
chair during his illness.
Miss May Hoffman, OF EIwood, Ind,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends 10 this city for some time, left
yesterday for Baruesvi.le.
Miss Nellie Showacre has returned to
her home az Glendale, after spending
several days with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lane, Of Chlca-
60, are visiting the family of Capt
John T. Lane, Ia the Fourth ward.
Mrs. Jackson Myers aud family left
yesterday for Muncie, Ind, where they
will make their future home.
Mrs. Amanda Flynn, Of Wel,sburg,
w. Va, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Lima
COT, Of the Fourth ward.
Miss B.anch Harrison. OF s.. Glars
vile, is the guest OF Miss Eii.h John
son, Of the Third ward.
T.. v. Leach. while unloading cross
ties, had the middle fager OF his left
hand badly mashed.
Miss Bessie Godfrey is on a visit with
friends a, GAINESVILLE. She will be gone
about two weeks.
Mrs. w. II. GIN, OF Muncis, Ind, is
visiting Mrs. Joseph Clements, in the
Third ward.
George Metz has gone 20 SistersviIIe
10 clerk in the Newell Hotel, run by
= Davis
Mrs. Henry Crimme,, OF Tifin, o., is
the guest OF Mrs Goethe, on Gravel
HI.
Mss Bertha Saltsgaver has returned
from "a visit with friends az Chicago.
>fIrs Wu0erlorce Cornet Band gave a
scka.art 10 City Hall last evening.
~ C. Meyer and Duane Cowen were
lat So. C.a.rsyii.e yesterday.
Mis-, Eva Lichtenberger is visiting
relatives al WellsvjIle.
-Ntss Ada Wyrick is visiting Pitts
buft-ir.ends.
Perry Cummins went 70 Lewis's Mills
Yesterday.
Water Brown has gone to New York
city.
Scion Fletcher is at Beallsville.
Ga5r- Kern is quite sick.