Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-19
BELLAIRE.
Cause Of DR.. Inskeep's D~eath-Cases IN
Court-Other News.

NOurt-OtuSE ES"S
A letter, giving particulars as TO the
death of DR.. E. w. Inskeep, late Oh
Charon Hill, Pa, formerly OF this city'
was received by D. II. Darrah yester-
day morning. The letter stated among
other things, that Dr.. Inskeep dleu
suddenly on Wednesday morning apouC
eleven o'clock from the effects OF d
cerebral hemorrhage.
Quite a lively session Of police court
was held yesterday morning by Mayor
Isaac Freese, and six cases were dls-
posed of. Two Italians, a negro ana
two other men, all of whom had peen
arrested for drunkenness, appeared
and each was fined 81 and costs. Jane
McConn, also arrested for
ness. was granted thirty minutes
time In which to leave the city ana
she left.
John Pelky, Of Moundsville, W. Va,
was in the city yesterday, a guest at
the home of his parents on Rose Hill.
Samuel Lester Manning, of the Third
ward, who was seriously injured In a
fall from his bicycle last Tuesday al
ternoon, was considerably improved
yesterday, and is now thought to De
out of danger.
Mrs. Samuel Manning. who has been
confined to her home ON Beimone
street for some days past, suffering
from complicated diseases, is recoVef-
ing slowly.
The funeral of Stewart Roller, whose
death. as has been chronicled, occurred
on Friday morning, Will take place
this afternoon at two O'Clock from
oJl ISoIlo,r,, ha11 an6 will he unutT
the ausDices of Black Prince Lodge,
Knights Of Pythias. The interment
will be at Rose Hill cemetery.
A. M. Major, OF Morristown; j.. D.
Carpenter, of Flushing; B. F. Boyle, OF
Salem; ]. J. Bernert. Of Steubenylile;
r. H~ilpotkleiner, OF GAINESVILLE; Z. M.
Mcbride, of Columbus; G. W. Daugh.
erty. of Eaton: Owen Meehan, OF
Franklin; J.. H. Crago, of Cleveland
Charles M. Hoyt, of Cadiz; J.. l.. WEBB.
of Rarnesville, and H. R. Nugent, or
East Liverpool, were AMONG the ONO
ans arriving in the city yesterday on
businss.
Carl Rankin, of the Third ward, re-
turned recently from an EXTENDED pusl-
ness trip to Cleveland, and other points
in the State, and will depart tonight
for P~ittsburg, Pa, at which city he
intends to locate.
Local Union No. 26, American Flint
Glass Workers Union, are making elaD-
crate preparations for a grand ball, 10
be given on the evening of April 1th,
at Turner hall.
The Belmont Central Trades and La
bor Union will hold their regular semi
monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon
at $50 o'clock at Odd Fellows hall.
The meeting, no doubt, will be largely
attended by the delegates, as there are
several important matters to De
brought IN for consideration.
The Big Four Oil Company, of which
Messrs Rumbach and WINNER, or THIS
city, are members, have drilled ABOUT
two hundred feet on their new Well,
situated northeast of their present 10
cation at Glencoe. and will put IN a
ten-inch casing during the early part
of the week. Work on all the Big u
wells is progressing satisfactorily at
present.
Carl Leonard, OF Moundsville, W.
Va. was a guest Of friends IN the city
yesterday while on business.
Miss Mary Hayes, Of Muncie, Ind,
who has been visiting friends at Chi
cago for the past six weeks, arrived in
the city yesterday morning and IS a
guest at the home of the Misses Glenn
ents, of the Fourth ward.
Miss Ora Dawson, of Martins Ferry,
is visiting at the home OF Miss Hllda
Young, of the Third ward.
Mrs. L. d. Stevens, Of the Fifth ward,
returned home yesterday from Pitts
burg, where she attended the funeral
of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Stevens.
Mrs. Roberts is lying i'll at the nome
of her daughter, Mrs. W. 4. Luke, OF
the Fourth ward.
The trustees of the Christian church
have completed arrangements for a
new lighting system at the church, and
the chandeliers will be placed in posi-
ton shortly in various parts of the
building. The chandeliers are to be
equipped with electric bulbs and gas
burners, which arrangement will pro-
vide a brilliant light at all times. The
contract for wiring the building and
furnishing the necessary appliances
and electricity has been let to Booth
& Son.
Miss Nellie McGrew, of Marietta, has
returned to her home, after having been
a guest of Miss Birdie Scott at her
home in the Fourth ward.
John T. McClelland, of Gravel Hill,
Inspector at Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry for the Trunk Line Association,
is lying quite i'll at his home, being
threatened with typhoid fever.
Three cars containing German emil
grants passed through the city yester-
day morning at 10 o'clock, attached to
train No. 1903, w%est-bound.
The Duquesne Club held their regu-
lar weekly select hop last night at the
City Hall. The affair was quite an en-
joyable one and was attended by a
goodly number of members and their
friends, Prof. Anton La Roche fur
nished the music.
The Republican city and township
ticket, to be voted for at the coming
election this spring, was certified to
the County Board of Examiners last
Wednesday. No change was made in
the ticket as selected at the primary
election held on Saturday before last.
The choirs of the various churches
in the city are preparing special pro-
grammes of music to be rendered on
Easter Sunday.
Holy communion will be received by
the members of st. Joseph's Command
cry, Knights of st. John, this morning
at s o'clock mass, to be held at ST.