Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-21

Kinney. Minnie Lowman. ]. g. Myers,
F. G. McGin. Sophia Miller, Florence
Neyans Alma Pickett. Emma Reed,
Gertrude Van Law. Minnie Workman,
Fred o. Wise. Sue White. Jennie LID
tie, Stella Frawcett. Emma Long, Elsie
Lazure.
The death OF Captain Danford, all
though not altogether unexpected, came
in the nature of surprise to the con-
gressmans many friends here It was
understood yesterday that the funeral
will take place from the residence of
Mr.. Danford's son, W. C. Danford, at
ST. Clairsville at 2 o'clock to-day, and
interment will be made in the cemetery
at that place. Quite a number from
this place will go to the county seat
to-day to be present at the obsequies.
The home of Conductor Harry Sol
linger, who was killed at Martins Fer
ry Monday night, was at Kensington,
0. Since marrying few months ago,
however, he has resided at Wellsville.
He was popular among the employees
OF the road, and his sad death was
much regretted among his friends here.
He had $1,000 insurance in the Broth
erhood of Railway Employees and the
same amount in the Employees Pro-
tective and Relief Insurance Order of
the Pennsylvania Company.
The Hibbetts family, consisting of
ten members. Like the Arab, quietly
folded their tents and stole away yes
terday. The Hibbetts are fair sam
pie OF the habitual INDECENT class, and
their residence in the First ward has
been great source of annoyance to the
citizens in that section. The family
packed their effects into a wagon and
drove off without giving any one in
formation as to their destination. The
father of the family is a pensioner. and
with this and a small income from
charitable sources, the family has been
able to get along during it's several
years residence here.
Miss Ethel Waugh, of the Fourth
ward, is ill with typhoid fever.
A. Kern has secured the contract for
stating the roof of the First Presby-
terrain Church.
w. F. Robinson and wife. of the Fifth
ward, left yesterday morning to at
tend the reunion of the Veteran Rail-
way Employees at Cleveland. They ex-
pect to be gone ten days.
A party composed of DR.. D. w. Boone,
Emile Schmidt, C. Rumbach and Nick
Schiller left yesterday on. a two days
hunting trip to Buffalo creek and
vicinity.
'iAoNo hAihcb oNhlhiuI IDS tCjuiA cu
from pleasant visit with friends at
Vallonia, Ohio.
Thomas Tobin, C. & P. brakeman,
has reported for duty after a two
weeks illness.
Geo. Boyle, c. & P. engineer, is
taking his summer vacation.
H. B. Eberline, conductor on the
Powhatan division, left for Pittsburg
last evening.
c. W. Armstrong, of Armstrong;
Mills, left yesterday to attend the G.
A. R. convention at Youngstown.
Miss Pearl Chambers is attending
commencement exercises at Hiram Col
lege.
w. F. Robinson and wife left yester-
day morning on a pleasure trip to
Cleveland and lake points.
The knights of ST. John met for
drill last evening.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the knights
of ST. John meet tomorrow night for
initiation.
Miss Stella Wagner is expected here
from Pittsburg Thursday to visit rela-
tives.
John Dubois and Albert Heathering-
ton, of the First ward, have gone on a
fishing trip in the neighborhood of
Marbletown.
The family of Richard Grow has
gone to Epworth Park to spend the
summer.
Misses Katie Darrah and Edna Steger
were expected home from a weeks
visit with Powhatan friends last eve
ming.
VIM. Nelson, son of Frank Nelson.
while riding his bicycle along the road
at Rock Hill Monday. was thrown by
striking rock in the road and sus-
tanned the dislocation Of a shoulder.
Frank Patton, Jos. Williams and