Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-05

home owing to the latoAesS OF the noul
Woods tsfen informed her that he woul
not object TO her remainine:there all nigh
which abe dfd, and the girl admitted, afte
same room with her all might Justic
| Cashmeyer committed them without bai
for the action Of the criminal court.
To Hang.
A special froraTcwson, Nd, sayS At
was recently convicted OF the muftier o
Mary Dorsey, at Eel Air, by crushing he
skull with an ak, was brought before Tn
court to receive sentence. he was cain
a1d apparently uHmovea during tfs' or
deal, and the fact thst he Is ito Be hafket
by the neck" seemed to interest him les'
than any one Of the spectators in the room
Preston will be taken Hacx tothe iail in III
coudsy where the crime was committed
and will there be executed "a such dst<
as the Governor may defermiDe.
Reid Attempt sfRssoery.
Specscl Dtpatch 10 TIE Saadnv Regssfer.
SrEu7AsvILLE, November I-William
Harris, . butcher of this city while driving
his meat wagon from Alirsnna after dark,
was stopped by two men, who drew pistols
and ordered Harris to stop or thsy would
shoot him. Harris whipped'up his horses
and escaped The would.b.rrobbess didn' Z
shoot.
Running D0Wn ElecttsR D0UDss.
New YoRA November 4-The grand jury
brought in twelve indictments for Npeat-
ing and ballot-box stuffing ins the Eighth
Assembly dis.rict. The court discharged
the jury complimenting IL fors expedition
IN fra ~ knA
McKeon also, by permission OF the court,
thanked them Warrants were issued bat
the names OF the indicted were refuses 70
the press.
Convsss<A Of Mardcrs.
ST. LOUIS, November 4.-Philip MAtthew,
. young man Of Bslleville, Ill, who mus-
dered his sweetheart, Annie Grier, Last
May, because she. would not renew an en-
OF on account Of his dissipated habits, was
convicted OF murder in the first degree at
q very late hour last night. The case has
been on trial several days, and attracted Q
good deal Of local interest. The defense
was insanity.
Killed tn wrong Man.
DENVER, November 4.-Sam Vow, VI Chi
naman, was foully murdered here to-day
in front ola Chinese laundary on Fistsenth
street, by J. w. Walker, a ranchman.' The
killing was unprovoked. Walker wassput
out 81 the laundry for attempting TO take
clothes without ticket, and on the side.
walk he pulled pistol and shot Sam Vow,
who was an Innocent bystander. The murA
derer was captured.
Plead Guilty.
LANCASTER, Pa, November L-Gecrge
Brimmer, the fire brg, pleaded guilty to
setting fire TO the poor. house barn, and
made q confession imPlicating eight others
in lighting fires in tho city during the past
year. IL seems there was q regularly or
ganized band for the purpose OF firing
buildings.
OHt OF the Frying Psa Into the Fire
BosroS, November 4.-Dctective Van
Gretcher arrived from Sew York this morn
ing with requisition for Arthur l.. Gore,
charged with bigamy, in having a wife in
and another in New York. Gore
bad Just been discharged from months
term in the House OF Correction for OBJ
timing money on false pretense when ar.
rested.
PoaRRa1, CoNN., November A passen.
ger and freight train collided near this
place to-day, seriously injuring the engt.
neer, fireman, baggag-master, mail agent,
and brakeman. Thesngineer will probably
die. Both engines and twelve cars were
wrecked. The accident ws. -
.ot.s- company ROBBERY.
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, November 4.-The'
office of the American Express Company
Yesterday was robbed OF $4,000. Neither
the oIacers of the company nor detectives
known TO be engaged on the case will give
any Information Of the details OF the a''Air'
Walked O~s or window.
CuIshso, November 4.-During the night
Mrs. Anna Paul Glegg, aged ~ years,
walked out Of an upper window and felia q
distance of forty feet, causing death lt
ia supposed she nistook the light from
a street lamp TO, the light In an adjoining
room.
Killed by Pail From . Carriage.
CONCORD. n. H., November 4.-ElbridGe
&. Philbrick, Of Danville, aged fifty yes
was instantly killed yesterday
afternoon by being thrown from his car
risge near the crossing OF the kochestsf
and Nashua railroads In that town,
A Salesman Charged with FrasAi
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-Fred. Ha.
gan, a salesman in the employ OF Moore q
Co, importers, has been arrested and held
for trial for defrauding his employers out
OF $4,000.
Selling Postage stssspson Create
L,rrlE Rock. November 4.-Postmaster
Bonner, Of Forest City, was tried In the
United States Court today, on the Charge
of selling postage stamps on credit, con-
yicted and :deed $50 and costs.
Fatal quarrel OF school Boys.
W1.psoR, ILL, November 4.-Georse
LooInis, aged II, and John Hawk, aged 10.
schooImatss, auarrelled last night. Hawk
fatally stabbed LOOMS in the breast.
Deespitated-
CucAGo, November A boy named
Robinson. in alignting from street car,
this morning. fell in front, Of one o. the
Cable Companys cars and had his head
severed from his body.
Explosion.
Hartford, CoSN.. November Am eH.
plosion occurred to-day ut the Metallic Gap
Works, near Suiiield. Five men were IN
jured, two severely.
AYoung Man Tieea ofbifs.
CurisyA, VI, November 4>-leshe ttood.
aged nineteen, committed suicide by bang
ing Yesterday. Cause Depressed spirits.
At REST.
Death ofEx-GosernosHall 1fssssrs'
ST.. LOUIS, November 4-ExGovernor
wiliierd p. Hall died st.st. Joseph ysstcr'
day from the effect OF n. stroke OF paralysis
received about q year ego. He came 70 this
State in 1912, and served three years In
Congress prior to the &ar. and ~as Cover
nor OF the stats during the latter part o.
that Conflict. He Was o. man OF spiendie
abilities and one OF the leading lawyers o.
the State.