Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-30

tinueds to sink, and Friday fell into a
| stupor from which she never recovered.
| Her maiden name was Erwin, Mrs.
| Thompson Thomas, of Philadelphia,
being a sister; Officer Charles Erwin,
Frank and Will being brothers. Her
| death as very sudden and came as
quite a shock to many of her friends,
who did not even know she was SER
iously i'll.
No funeral ARA lgements had been
made last evening, but It will likely oc-
cur tomorrow afternoon from her late
hmoe.
Miss Tillie Curran, of Columbus, o.,
is the guest of Rev. Charles Mulhearn
for few days.
| George Robertshaw and Warwood
Cook leave Monday for Hammond, Ind,
where they have secured positions in a
rolling mill.
William Burns and children leave this
! week for couple of weeks visit up
| the river
]. E. Kirtz is home from an eastern
business trip.
Sam Harrison, of Mt. Pleasant, was
in town yesterday on business.
! Miss Sybil, of Youngstown, O., re-
| turned home yesterday after a several
| days visit with friends and relatives
here.
Tomorrow evening the fire depart
ment will hold a meeting in the Opera
House for the purpose of transacting
some important business matters
| Rachael, young daughter of George
| kellar, who resides in the Fourth
Ward, accidentally shot the thumb OF
her left hand off yesterday. She found
a revolver belonging to her father, and
while playing with it it wentEoff with
| the result stated. DIR. Wilson dressed
| the injured member.
Miss Ella Barr is home from a two
weeks visit at Cambridge, o.
| George Belts, an aged colored man,
| OF Mt. Pleasant, was killed last Thurs
day by falling from buggy in which
| he was riding and getting his feet
| caught in one of the wheels. The horse
| started on run and Belts had his life
| literally beat out of him.
E. C. Boyd will be home Wednesday
from two weeks trip in Michigan.
Miss Ada Pickens, of Scotch Ridge,
| is the guest& of the family OF DR.. J. w.
Darrah.
terday for Toledo, Ohio, to visit.
Miss Helen Anderson, of Allegheny
has returned home after a pleasant
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Kerr.
| One plain drunk was assessed 81 and
costs in Police Court yesterday morn
ing.
| John Bowman is home from a two
| weeks visit at Mt. Pleasant.
IN, De nj
was in town yesterday.
| Mrs James Fulton, of Yorkvilie, was
| the guest of friends here yesterday.
The jolly Friends held very pleas
ant and interesting meeting last even
| ing in the Mechanics hall. A literary
and musical program that was much
enjoyed, was rendered.
Miss Theodore Eick left yesterday for
Columbus, O., to visit friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. o. B. Lane, of Pittsburg, re-
turned home yesterday after SIX
weeks visit with relatives here.
The Beaumont glass works employees
received their first pay yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon as the 2:l6 pas
senger on the C. & P. road passed Han
over street some unknown man mad
narrow escape from being killed by
jumping from the train.
Mrs. Emma Lynn and sister, MISS
Anna Brown, of Cumberland, Md, are
here. the guests of Miss Anna Green,
of the Fourth Ward.
VIM. Sanders was at Wellsvllle yes
terday.
The Brown Boys ball club defeated
the Lincoln Jrs., of Wheeling, yester-
day afternoon at this place in a regular
smuggling match. Score IS to 3.
The C. & P. station has been htted
out with gas lights.
M. Morton's mother is lying critically
i'll at Bridgeport.
A number from here will go to Mas
sillon ON the Wheeling & Lake Erie ex-
cursion this morning.