Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-14
BELLAIRE.


Mrs. Bessie, wife OF Edward More
house, was found dead in her residence
In the lower part Of town last night
She had been doing some work up stairs
while her husband was in the room be-
low, and hearing, at be supposed.
chair or some piece OF furniture fall,
did not at once go to see about IL, but
upon going upstairs, a few minutes
later be discovered his wife lying dead
upon the floor A sudden attack OF
heart disease is given as the cause OF
death. Deceased was about % years OF
age, and was the daughter OF Robert
Chisholm, deceased, at one time we'll
known passenger conductor on the c. *
p. railroad She had been married
about two years, and leaves one child.
Those who profess to know say that
Hon. Lorenzo Daniord will not consent
20 be a candidate for Congress in the
Sixteenth district, although he lis
being strongly urged by Influential
friends 10 become a candidate. With
DanfOrd out Of the race Colonel Poor
man will feel better, OF course, but
then there is ex-senator Nicholas, who
has lots OF friends, and 10 IS claimed
that he wants 10 get even with the
Colonel for the way he was treated
three years ago in the Congressional
matter.
The Congressional fight among the
Republicans from this distict looks like
IL would become mighty interesting
before long, and every county in the
district is likely to have one or more
candidates. DR.. Keepers, OF Monroe
county, is in il now and will have, it is
said. the unbroken support from that
section. The Sixteenth district is GO
Ing 20 be interesting for a number OF
the politicians pretty soon. Mark it.
FIT. Baldridge, Philadelphia; s. P.
Sisfert, Columbus; w. f. Myers, Day
ton; Henry Rodgers, Mcdonald, Pa,
L. c. Robinson, Beverly, O., A. j..
Casey, n. Y; George f. Smith, Chi
cago; w. r. Galley, Rochester, \. Y,
C. II. McCready, Beaver, Pa, j. a..
Benton, Pittsburg; T. NJ. Frank, Gin
cinnati; NJ Whiteside and wife, n. Y;
Sohn Sturgeon, Y. Y; c.. c. Wheeler,
Fairmolt, w. Va; and p. +. Calhoun,
PittSburg, were ia the city yesterday.
Mrs. Good obtained judgment for S25
in the Mayors Court against the Singer
Sewing Machine Company for the ma
chine taken from her by the agent.
She had paid the larger amount on the
machine, aud the claim was made that
she had been deprived Of the machine
uniawiully.
Joseph Vessels, a resident of the
| Fourth ward, died Thursday night,
aged ffty-three. He was soldier dur
ing the war, serving ia the Eorty-third
o. V. I. he leaves wife and three
children.
The three boys, Amos McMillen,
Scott Lavelle and Amos Crimnel, who
I were arrested for breaking open b. &
o. cars, were discharged by Mayor Du-
bois yesterday for lack of prosecution.
John Hughes, a pupil at the Ohio
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home al
Nenia, has been honorably discharged
from the institution, having arrived at
the age Of Is.
A number OF detectives are writing
to George Keller, whose barn was de-
Stroyed by fire Wednesday, wanting a
job running the incendiaries 10 coTner.
Harry Scott desires 10 stated that he
is not the person arrested for breaking
open cars Of the Il. Il o. r. R., as was
printed In be REGISTER yesterday.
Harry Shepherd had no business with
a revolver secreted about mis- raiment,
so the Mayor thought, and was fined s.
and costs.
Howard Bender, of Richmond, Indi-
ana, was here yesterday on his way 70
Wheeling TO attend the funeral Of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Bender.
James Lancaster, the new Street
Commissioner, is after the parties who
throw waste paper into the streets.
The regular meeting OF Bellairc
Chapter No. LOT r. A. NJ. was held las,
/ digit.
Miss Nellie Warneck, Of Wheeling,
was calling on friends here yesterday,
II is stated that the stove foundry
will resume operations Monday.