Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-20
BELLA!RE.
Several Accidents Yesterday---Man
Killed at West Wheeling and an
Employe of the Bellaire Steel
Works Has Leg Broken...Olher
BeIlaire Notes.

A heavy beam fell on Edward Smith at
the steel works yesterday morning and
broke his right leg. Smith was working
near a crane in the boiler department at
the time. He was removed to his home
on South Guernsey street and will be laid
up for some time.
Bert Perkins, a mail carrier between
Anvil and Bellaire, was severely injured
in a coal bank west of town. While help
ing neighbor to get out some coal a lot
Of soap stone fell and struck him on the
back He escaped, however. without ser
ious injury.
Martin Coss an employee of the c., l.
& W. transfer boat, was run over by a
motor and fatally injured at West Wheel
ing yesterday morning. He was walk
ing the tracks and stepped aside for the
car to pass and got in the road of an
other motor. One of his legs was cut off
and his body badly crushed. He died soon
after.
The Gospel Ark yesterday yesterday
anchored a the mouth of the creek in the
lower part of town.
Rt. Rev Boyd Vincent. bishop of the
diocese of southern Ohio will conduct
confirmation services and preach tonight
at 7:30 o'clock at the Trinity Episcopal
church.
Communion service will ~ held this
morning at the Second Presbyterian
church at 1880 o'clock.
The wife of Coleman Joyce was taken
to st. Clairsville yesterday to undergo
an examination before the Probate Judge
to test her sanity.
The Mechanics Hose company No. 3
will give a ball on January 18th, at Tur-
ner hall.
Belmont Central Trades and Labor
Union meets this afternoon.
The members of the congregation of the
First Presbyterian church will tender
their pastor, Rev. R. S. Coffey and his es-
Unable wife. a reception on Monday even
ing. Mrs Coffey recently arrived from
England and Joined her husband here.
DR. and Mrs. a. H. Korner are visiting
Fourth ward friends DR. Korner intends
to take a special course in medicine in
New York and viii commence the practice
OF his profession in Woodsfeld
VIM. Minders. of the Second ward, and
an empIoye Of the Novelty Stamping
works and Mlss Ellen White, of the
Fourth ward, were united in marriage
Wednesday.
Miss Ella Stewart, of steubenville, has
returned home after visit of a few days
with Bellaire friends.
The Good Templar lodge Of this city
has appointed committee to investigate
the violations of local law and secure the
prosecution of the offenders.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Work, of Sis
tersville, are the guests Of r. Johnson
and family.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Z. p
church met at the home of Mrs. r. John
son. on North Belmont street, Friday
evening.
Edward Alilligan IS home from weeks
visit with Cambridge friends
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warnock of
Glencoe, were visiting relatives here yes
terday.
Thomas MCGOWAN is ILL.,
Peter O'Malley and Morton Levi will
visit GAINESVILLE friends to-day.
Messrs Martin Ney and Chas. Danforth
have taken charge Of the pharmacy for
raerly conducted by Sexauer Bros. Mr..
Ney is managing the store and is assist
ed by Earl McNatb, who was also en-
poyed by the former proprietors. Among
the improvements which the new firm
have made is a hot soda fountain.