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WANTS $4,000.
Mss Daisy Gardner A Pretty Telegraph
r Wants Iha. Amount From the
Wealthy Mr.. S.o1s-Quie A Romantic
Story

ChicagO. Narcn THE breach Of
promise suit OF Daisy Gardner, Jele-
1rapu operator. against George w.
stone. son of a wealthy Board of Trade
operator. has developed a romantic
story iu which stern parents, big iron
vaults. an imprisoned bridegroom and
disappointed Wedding guests are min
gIed in charming confusion Daisy
Gardner is very pretty girl who takes
stock quotations and the like IN an Of
flee very near the Board of Trade.
where Young Stone is employed IN his
fathers Office. The young people met
often Cupid did the rest-Or would
have done it, Miss Gardner says, If the
senior Stone had not iuterfered. The
wedding day was fixed. so says the
court bin. the guests arrived and the
bride was ready. but the necessary
GROOM DID NOT COME
The guests went home. and the next
day Miss Gardner declares young Mr..
stone came 20 her with a peculiar eX-
PLANTATION His father. he said. had
discovered the proposed wedding, re-
m0nsuUed. and finding the young
man obstinate pushed him into a
large Office vault and kept him locked
uD until the wedding hour was safely
passed. Hiss Gardner could not see
The Joke and has sued young Stone for
$4,000 for breach of promise, in the
hone. she says. that her former father
m-law apparent viii have 20 foot the
bin. stone. ST.. admitted in an inter
view to-day that he had prevented the
rl,a1-r.iae-a hr- amDhariCdllV denied
that be had locked his son i'm vault
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
What is Going On Among the Boats and
BOatmen.
River, L feet and falling.
Weather, cold and raining.


River, L feet and falling.
Weather, cold and raining.
Tee Acorn passed down yesterday
incoming with a big tow of coal for
southern ports.
The Iron Queen, from Cincinnati,
arrived and departed for Pittsburg on
time yesterday afternoon. She had a
big trip and discharged a good por-
ton of her cargo at the wharfboat in
this city. She is due here returning
to Cincinnati Saturday afternoon.
The Stella MoTans crew are at work
unloading the model barge wrecked at
Line Island by the Charlie Hook a
short time ago.
The Pacific, which was sunk by the
ice at Walkers Landing, has been
raised, and workmen are busy repair
ing her hull.
The Ben Hur is due to-day from
Pittsburg to Parkersburg. She will
arrive here about noon.
The Courier is due up for Pittsburg
tonight about y o'clock on her regu-
lar Friday trip.
Special TO the Register.
Parkersburg, W. Va, March THE
mate OF the Iron Queen, Richard Har-
ris. was arrested when the boat touch
ed this port last night by Deputy Mar
shall J. r. Mehen for assaulting a deck
hand, William Melvin, at Pittsburg,
January 18th. He was given a hear
ing before Commissioner Tavenner
and held in 5000 bond to appear before
the United States Commissioner, at
Pittsburg, April 18th, Capt. Phillips
becoming his security.
Parkersburg, w. Va, March Ohio
16 feet inches and falling. Weather,
cloudy and warm.
The advance boats of the Pittsburs
coal fleet began passing here last
night and are making good headway
although several have met with accl-
dents above this point.
The Allegheny ice has about all
passed here and no damage was done
10 river crafts lying here. The ice was
very heavy.
Chief Clerk Charles Knox will sue
ceed Capt Calhoun as commander OF
the keystone State, when the latter
takes charge of the. Iron Queen.
The steamer Adele left this morn
ing for Pittsburg with TOW of ties.
The Watson took a barge load OF
slaves to Marietta this morning.
The Bob Ballard passed up light this
morning, on her way to Pittsburg
after a tow.
The Lizzie Bay and Iron Queen
passed here last night with very large
trips.
Pittsburg, Pa, March River,
feet and falling. Weather, rainy.
Warren, Pa. March River, 3 feet
. inches and falling. Weather, cloudy
and mild.
Oil City, Pa, March 7.-River, 3 feet
( inches and falling. Weather, coudy
and mild.
Morgantown, w. Va, March l.
River, s feet inches and falling
Weather, raining.
Greensboro, Pa, March River,
feet , inches and falling. Weather
raining. The Germania is due up and
down Friday.
Steubenville, O., March River. II
feet 9 inches and falling. Weather
cOudy and cool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. La. March 1.-Sev-
entv-siXth day Crescent City Jockey
Club winter meeting Weather rainy.
track slow First. selling five fur
l0ngs-Pisa. 1.O4 Second, selling SIX
urlougs-Alice d.. 11Sl2. Third.
selling. seven furiOngs- -lNOn. l.55l2
Fourth. the Crescent City handicap,
for three-ycar-Olds and upwards. ST.
600 guaranteed 20 the winner. one
mile-Terapin. 1.47al Fifth, selling.
seven url0ugs -Readina l.35lt.
Following are the results az New
Orleans for March $ First. "a selling,
Ludlow Ill. Pauway 102, kindora lO4.
Miss Mamie l05. Revenue lO6. Tramp
los. BIN White 1o9, HOdgson lo9.
BRYAN IO9 Bessie Nichols ILL., Sec
ond. -s selling. Kelly 107. Buckeye
1U1 Theodore H. l09. Beecher no.
Prinero no. LyndhursJ no, Lakeland
no. shiloh no. Zebe Hardy 40. Silver
Prince no. Tenuy Jr.113 TAYLOR Hay
fau f1g. Third mile selling. ManOa
100 TnpeCauOe 101 Springtime 100.
linn Brown 100. Bess NcDuG 102 Mote
1O2 Henry Owsley 1Q4 Ed Brown 104.
Zaldwar 106. Oxford 100. Trump 106.
Contest 107. Bonnie b. 107 Francis
Pope III. Long Shot ILL., Fourth, q
handicap. Prince Imperial 106, iii
Henry l26. Flush 9S. lie Grande 106.
Beverly 107. Miss Galop 1l3. Merritt
106. WoIsey 1o6 Fifth. 5fa maidens.
cara Mia 105. Lulu VI. 105, Maggie Har-
ris 115. Princess Rose 1o5. Adah Fay
105 Buckaway 107. Danla 107 Glen
daee 1o1. Col. Atmore 107, Russ 107.
uerkimer no. Buckeye no. Francis
uerressey 10. Verdi 10. Joe Hill 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08

Washington, d. c., March THE
grand jury for the Supreme Court OF
The District Of Columbia has returned
an Indictment for criminal libel
against Charles \. Dana, editor, and
William NJ Laffan, publisher Of the
New York sun.
1t sets forth the malicious motives Of
Messrs. Dana and Laffan IN criminally
libelling Franz B. Noyes, treasurer Of
The Washington Evening Star and di-
rector of the Associated Press.
1t is expected that the transmission
of the indictment to New York and the
arrest of the accused will be accom-
plished within a day or two.
The indictment states that on Febru-
airy 22d the New York Sun published
an editorial from which the following
is an extract:
The corporation (meaning the Asso-
ciated Press is organized under the
Illinois state law and the provisions
of the statute respecting the personal
liability of directors are not amusing.
We commend a careful study Of them
to the unfortunate newspaper man
ayers who have been roped in. They
may see their way TO making such a
thoroughly dishonest director as f. B.
NOyes. of Washington, for instance, re
fund to them the amount Of the extra
assessments out of which they have
been buncoed."
THE INDICTMENT
charges also that MeSsrs. Dana and
Laffan sent three hundred copies of
the paper to Washington, thereby pub
fishing the libel in Washington. The
accused are charged with full knowl-
edge of what appears in their paper
and with responsibility for the same.
sbe second count refers particularly
to the publication Of the LIBEL IN Wash
ingtOn.
Being a criminal, and not a civil
case. the prosecution is conducted by
the public officers as an offense against
-C6e public rather than against an in
diyidual, the theory of the law being
that libel against Mr.. NOyes or any
other citizen is an offense against the
peace and quiet of the community, TO
be prosecuted in the same manner as
any other disturbance of the public
peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
A Sp1ENDIn CHANCE.

Everybody who is weak, delicate OF
sickIy wants TO get we'll. DR.. Greene,
of % West 14th St, New York City
makes a speciality of treating patients
through letter correspondence. The
wisest thing all suffering people can
do is to write the Doctor, stating just
how they feel, mentioning every symp-
tom of which they complain, and he
will answer the letter, explaining each
SYMPTOM and describing the case 50
thoroughly that patients understand
their complaint as we'll as though they
had talked with the Doctor. He makes
his explanations so clear that they can
not help but understand just what aiis
them. and he tells exactly what 70 do
TO get well. 1t saves a journey to the
citv and doctors fees, and costs moth
ing. DR.. Greene is the most successful
snecialist in curing nervous and chron-
ic diseases. He is the discoyerer OF
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THE HOTEL REGISTER.
Anecdotes and Personals of Those Who
Are stopping in the City.

Part of the Watson Sisters company
are stopping at the st. Charles.
Capt Thomas Wells, of Charleston,
was prominent guest at the st. Char
les last night.
Mrs. W. A. Watson, of Amos, w. Va,
was a guest at the St. Charles last
night.
The prominent arrivals at the Nc
Lure last night were J. E. Hanke, OF
Parkersburg; b. d. J. McCracken. OF
Washington; c. +. Allen, Of Mounds
vile.
Gov. William MacCOrble was a guest
at the McLure last night.
A. A. Stewart, aYaunt courier OF
Charles Loder's "On the Go theat-
rical combination, is stopping at the
Behler.
John Finnegan and family, Sisters
vile; Frank Z. Furbee, Warrington;
S. c. Moore, Proctor; w. G. Hunter,
Moundsville, were the prominent ar
rivals at the Stamm last night
p w Johnson. Of Chicago, an en-
gineer on the b. q o.. is stopping at the
Stamm.
B. J. Ham, Clifton, and G.. E. Ham,
of Weston, were West Nirginians reg
istered at the Brunswick last night.
Part of the Two Sisters company
are stopping at the VanKeuren. They
leave to-day for Uniontown.
The prominent arrivals at the Wind
sor last night We're: +. W. Whitacre,
Wellsburg: w. II. Thompson Mounds
vile; S. d. PAUL, Wellsburg; w. 5.
Simms, Clarington, and w. w. Morris,
Marietta.
Col. Ben Wilson, of Clarksburg, was
a prominent guest at the Windsor last
night
A. n. and A. w. Prchard, of Man
nington, were well known oil men
stopping at the Windsor lost night.
Hon. Charles Il. Wells, Of Glovers
Gap, was in the city yesterday, and
stopped at the Windsor.
Ex-Governor A. b. Fleming OF
Fairmont, was in the city yesterday
and stopped at the Windsor.
e. d., C. A., c. S. and F. D. Hubbard
Miss Myrtle Hubbard, and Mrs. +. w
Hubbard, Sistersville, were quartered
at the Behler last night.
r. J. DeLOng, Jesse i. Parker, OF
Ravenswood; and A. Hamilton, OF
Charleston. are guests at the Behler
Misses Lottie and Nina Coyle, OF
Butler, Pa, are guests at the Behler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
MURDER ~ POcAHoNTAs.


ldm collins shot Through the Heart
BY Charles Slavin.
Special ro the Register.
Beverly, w. Va. March News
has just been received here of a des-
nerate row at "Slavin's Cabin. in the
northern edge of POcahontas county.
u which Ham Collins was killed. Tt
appears that Collins and another man.
whose name can not be learned. got
into a night and Charley Slavin. hear
ing the row and thinking that Collins
was whipping Slavin's brother, got his
Winchester and ran TO the scene.
When SIavin came 20 where the men
were fighting ne took sides against
Collins. A few hot words passed and
Collins thinking that Slavin was
about 90 use his gun. stepped back
and started 10 draw his dirk. where
upon SIavin leveled his gun and shot
him through the heart. AS he fell
Slavin shot him again. Slavin has
heretofore born good reputation
Collins was q noted offender and had
served numerous terms i'm jail for
petty ofenses. He once escaped from
the Randolph county jail by burning
hole through the floor of his cell
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
BIG GASSER
Struck at Waverly Few Days Since -Opsr-
atoms Very Brisk in Wood County at
Pressnt---New Work Starting.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va, March T.
This city was filled with oil men last
night. on their way to different oil
fields in this county.
A well will at once be put down on
A. H. McTaggarts farm, near Will
jamestown, and the derrick is about
completed.
A rig has been erected by the Flor
ence Oil Company, of Pittsburg, on R.
w. Corbett's farm at Waverly, and
drilling has begun.
The Standard Oil Company are very
active operators in the Waverly tield,
and are at present making prepara-
tions 10 drill several wells
At the depth Of 600 feet, Kilduff &
Co, of Pittsburg Pa, struck large
gas we'll at Waverly Yesterday after
noon. The we'll also had good show
ing of oil. and the engine and boiler
had 10 be moved some distance from
the well i'm order to keep from igniting
the escaping gas. Contractor Robert
wallace viii at o7ea drill down to tSs
Berea grit. which viii make it a depth
of I 100 fet.
Several car loads of oil well machin-
cry has arrived at Wiliamstown in
the last few days. and operations are
progressing nicely i'm the new field.
Hugh Mearns. of Volcano, is drilling
well near Grafton.
George Campbell, proprietor of the
Blenuerhasset Hotel here. has a good
strip of territory in the new Wood
county field. and will develop the tract
in the near future.
George HaldermaA of Pittsburg,
will begin drilling a Well at Washing
/ ton'sBottom soon. He is at present at
that place. making arrangements to
| begin work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday morning about three
o'clock a water pipe in Scheele's s store
bursted and would have done serious
damage had it not bee discovered by
Officer Och, who noticed it as he was
passing the store and notified one Of
the clerks who lived near by.
There will be a book social given at
the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms on the 10th inst.
The affair will be for the purpose Of
obtaining new books fol- the library.
Last evOling about six O'Clock a
crowd of rivermen, who got of a boat
that landed at SwartZs landinng
came up town and imbibed the amber
fuid little too freely. On their re-
turn to the boat they created a little
excitement among the people living on
the lower end of Hanover street, who
thought they We're nOn-union glass
workers.
There was almost a small sized side
show at the new Scheele building yes
terday. For some time there has been
trouble in regard to the draught OF
the chimneys. Scheele laid the blame
on the man who put the heaters in.
He finally cleared himself by finding
several bricks i'm the fiue. The archi-
tect was sent for and he laid the blame
on the contracting bricklayer. The
bricklayer was called and he laid the
blame on the hOd carrier. Ii is hard
to tell who the blame would have been
laid on if the hod carrier had been
called to account Anyhow, when the
bricks in the nue were discovered the
interested parties did the Highland
fling. shook hands, and set 'em mp all
around over the affair and everybody
was made happy
CLAYTON HOge. owner Of the Ohio VAL
lev stock farm, has just finished a deal
with Andy Hamilton, of Wheeling, IN
which Hoge becomes owner Of one OF
the finest horses in this state. He
traded his fast trotter, Lloyd, with a
REGARD of 2:19A. for one of Hamilton s
stallins. PaTkyille, who is son OF
Electioneer. Parkville was bought by
Nr. Hamilton. and was valued at 81
600 Mr.. Hoge left last evening for
Cleveland. where Parkyille is under
the training of George Splan, one OF
the best hOrsemen in the country. lie
Will bring the horse home with him.
The dipping department at the
Aetna-Standard is of on account OF
there being no black plate on hand.
The Democrats will probably hold a
mass convention next Monday evening
for the purpose Of nominating ticket
for the coming election. The name Of
W. T. Dixon is prominently mentioned
for CITY Solicitor. and his friends are
doing their best to nominate him for
the Office.
Louis Scheele will move into his
new store room about the last Of this
month.
Chas. Carpenter is in Pittsburg on
business.
No clue has been obtained by the
authorities yet as TO who the party was
that tried to pass a forged check on
Mrs. NJ. V. Meadley.
II. Guthrie is still holding the bag
gage of the Actors Holiday Company
for their non-payment of board.
Edwin Oppelt and wife, who attend
ed the Goetze-Bierson wedding at
Wheeling Wednesday night returned
home yesterday.
Attorney George Duncan is at Colum-
bus on business.
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THE SUIT WITHDRAWN.

Special .o tho Register.
Parkors6urg. w. Va. March An
interesting suit. which was set for
trial in the United States Court next
"Wednesday. has been withdrawn. 1t
was the sWt of W. r. Cunningham,
general AGENT of the Baltimore Build
ing and Loan Association. against >.
S. Cook. q prominent citizen OF this
city. for $4,000 damages for false ar
rest. The plaiuud stated he could not
get his attorney and one of his main
witnesses here on the day set for the
trial and withdrew the suit
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CRUSHED TO DEATH
A Shocking Fatality al the Ena-Standard
Coal Nine Yesterday MOrning---Inquest
To-day.

Another fatality occurred at the
Aetna STANDARD coal mines yesterday,
which cost Philip Ellis his life Ellis,
who is a we'll known and well liked
young fellow of Aetnaville, secured a
position in the mines a couple of weeks
ago hauling out coal.
Yesterday morning about 9 o'clock
he started from the interior of the
bank with five cars loaded with coal
and being drawn by mule. The en-
ployes on the outside of the bank no
ticed that he was over half an hour
overdue on his trip, and, becoming
alarmed, started in the bank to see
what was the matter.
They had gone but a short distance
inside the bank, when they discovered
the mule standing on the track hitched
to the cars. They then began to search
for Ellis, and soon found MIN webged
in between the second car and the wall
of the bank 1t is supposed that he
fell off the car He was eXtricated
from the terrible position he was
found in and carried to the mouth OF
the bank, when it was discovered that
life was extinct.
He was bruised badly around the
head. besides having his left leg and
shoulder broken. The dead body was
taken to the home of mis- parents, and
Coroner Furbay was notified, also Mine
Inspector McGough, who is at Colum-
b11e NJ rracaut nv tplpgTgDl
The Coroner held a partial inquest
last evening. but no verdict will be
rendered until the Mine Inspector ar
rives, and gives his testimony in re-
gard to the bank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
o. r. r. R. DIRECTORS.

Special ro tre Register
Parkersburg. w. Va. March "A
meeting of the Board of Directors of
the o. B. r. R. Will be held i'm New
York I'm about ten days to- take action
n filling the vacancy i'm the presi-
ieucl of the road, caused by the death
of Col. George Western Thompson.
General Manager Burt General b. d..
SDiiman and w. j. Robinson. of this
city. and several others are mentioned
iu connection with the place. The an
nuaI stockholders meeting viii be held
iu May and the vacancy viii probably
only be filled temporarily until that
-Lme.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
BOTH INDICTED.

The Marshall county grand jury,
which adjourned yesterday, indicted
George Mayer and William Harrison,
of mis- citv. for a felonius assault
nnon Thomas OBrien, Jr., last No
vemher. They We're indicted upon two
counts one felony and the
,tbsr misdemeanor. The assault
- slIayad To have been commit
ted on 3 & o. tram IN Marshall
countv The Sheriff OF Marshall
,onnty came up to this city yesterday
er5 If * understood that both defend
arts will go down to-day and furnish
bond for their appearance at Court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08

| Special TO the Register.
New York. March "A. II. Beach
and A. c. Beyer. of Wheeling, are at
the Stewart House.
Governor MacCorkle left yesterday
for Wheeling After he lectures there
ON the Nicaragua canal he will return
to- this city and shortly thereafter will
20 to Florida.-Charleston Gazette.
Mrs. Wm. Myers. of Wheeling, and
Mrs. Maggie Holroyd. of Wilcox. are
visiting at the home of their father, r.
\. Dunlap. East Beau street-Wash-
ington Reporter.
Mr.. John Butterfeld. an old Wheel
inc bov. now located in Baltimore, Md,
is i'm the city visiting his mother, on
South Market street.
Mr.. Alfred JeSelsOn, very popular
salesman representing Louis Auer-
bach. of New York, one of the finest
neckwear houses in the country, is in
the city calling on his trade.
Miss Barrath, of Grafton. w. Va. is
I'm the city and is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Captain carney, OF South Chap
line street
Miss May Stollar. a charming young
lady of Washington Pa, is the guest
of Dr. l.. s. Riggs and wife, OF South
Cbapline street
Miss Louisa Bentz, of the Eighth
ward is confined TO her bed from a
painful illness.
A small son of Henry Shorts, Of
South Chapline street, is dangerously
Mr.. Prettyman. who is 81 years of
aqe is dangerously i'll at the home OF
his son-in-law. Chas Long. on South
Cbanline street. in the Eighth ward.
Mrs. John Butts. of LaBelle street
who has been seriously i'll for several
davs. is improving.
NJ ONalley, of this city. was on a
business trip to Washington, Pa. He
dined at the Main Hotel.
II NJ Cotton. of Stone < Thomas ,
in this city. was among the merchants
of Washington. Pa, yesterday. He
WAS ascribed 10 the Allison House ar
,Isrcus Baer. II. o. Statley. Jacob
SNYDER and J. T. Lane were all booked
at the Aud House yesterday, Wash
ingtou, Pa
Miss Anna Foose, Of Dayton. O., is
+be guest of her aunt, Mrs. p. Fitz-
simmons. on Seventeenth street
Hon. :. r. Hane1 of McMechen. was
in the city yesterday on business.
Miss Eva Hervey. Of Glencoe. Ohio,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry
shorts of South Chapline street
naniel Pickle of East Liverpool o..
was he guest Of his friends on the
South Side yesterday.
Mrs. John Butts is lying seriously
I'm at her home on Thirty first street
with pneumonia.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Special to the Register.
Piedmont. w. Va. March AT five
o'clock. while excavating for filter at
Luke. the wall caved in, covering and
crushing Henry Lee. colored, and
Harry Carder. Lee lived only an hour.
Carder is not seriously injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
FOUL PLAY IS FEARED.

S0ocial tn the Register. ~
Parkersburg, W. Va. March ~ =
Mearns. of Volcano, who is G an
oil we'll near Grafton, arrive z to-
day in search of VIII Jones, driller,
employed on his well. and who has
been mysteriously missing since Tues
day. Foul play is feared as Jones had
just received his pay and had SIS on
his person. He is we'll known here
but no trace of the missing man has
heon found
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
rLKINs IN MEXICO.

CITY of Mexico. March Hon
c+aDEan B ElGins. Senator-elect from
NV4st Virginia, arrived last night by
s,s.IsI car. He is accompanied by his
yswily ana his trip has commercial
and perhaps political sisnlneance
President piaz and Cabinet viii pay
tbs narty special attention during their
stay in Mexico
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
THE WEATHER.

Washington. D. c., March For
Western Pennsylvania: Partly cloudy,
preceded by light showers; warmer
south winds Friday.
For West Virginia: Local showers
followed by fair weather; warmer Fri
day: southwest winds.
For Ohio. Fair Friday. preceded by
local showers in southeast portions,
warmer. southwest winds Friday
colder Saturday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08

George. small son of Charles Cripple.
of South Eof street. slipped and fell on
the ice near Forty-third and jacob
streets. and was seriously hurt he
was carried to Louis Zimmerman
cigar store and DR.. Myers was called
and rendered the medical aid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
SOCIETY GOSSIP.

Miss Ida Happy entertained num-
ber Of her friends at her residence in
the East End, last evening. About
eight couples We're present, and the
evening was spent in social diversions.
Refreshments were served at the
proper hour