Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03
STATE NEWS or THE WEEK.
HsIpeniDgs of Divers Character
throughout a Great Common
wealth as Reelected In
the Press.


A,e,yphCne line is to be built from Point
..sssaut 10 Charleston.
James Tpadaway, of Fayette county, was
.a:ogs II not fatally injured by being
s..Ck by falling limb while hewing lum-
ts- 10 tie woods. His skull was crushed.
Tvy men named Stephen and Dewitt,
VII. hunting IN Preston county last week,
saCcesLed in killing two beers, wounded
t5,rl and saw fourth on their way home.
E,g cholera continues to prevail in po--
tg-s Oi Gr,enbrier, Monroe, Summers and
.syeltr counties, and large number of
l..s ave died from its fatal effects within
.le gas. ;wo weeks.
SAYS the Lincoln Clipper: We under
.g1i that several Of the parties claiming
s:,e boundaries OF land IN this county
70 low engaged n settn-' oil to junior
.aiel-eCs the boundaries claimed by them.
p. as o. ascertain the remainder, if any,
With the view Of putting II into market.
We think our land troubles are in a fair
way OF az iustment.
>ay, the Nanawha Gazette: The appoint
o. eUt uT JUGse Jackson of Col. Thomas r.
S.a-r as tue receiver OF the OhiO Central
-....Jai gives satisfaction both TO the pub
and thr bOndhOlders. lt is an.asSuranCs
,s' the ORIGINAL plan of the bondhOldsrS
IS Se carried into effect; that Is, that
Is read may, ere long, beceme q thorough
ne reaching from Toledo, Ohio, through
lie tdrayEa valley, TO Richmond, Viz
-.L.s. Col. Sharp is most fsyorably known
"a railroad man in New York city among
rsT.'s..s's and also in Virginia and West
Virginia
The Charleston Leader notes the death Of
Henry II. v God, and adds: The death OF
Henry II. Wood removes smother old IA
GlEGa landmark. For many years preyi-
942 10 tie late war, Mr.. Wood was one OF
lie o.t wealthy and prominent citizens IN
j.s Valley. He was q large STAKEHOLDER
srs salt manufacturer, and at the close OF
tia: VI happy conflict, like many others,
UaS reduced in circumstances. He was
P-, ,p'ietOr OF the Hale House and the ST.
Albert Hotel for several years, and was
vel and fsyOrably known: Two years ago
ms eyesight failed, and for several months
1e.oEe his death he was entirely blind.
Anderson is 10 have q bank, and the
Iis;g>1 an a.,udes to il as follows: J. +.
Nam vus N IOwn this week AMI informed
u tbs; Ae are at last to have q bank a. this
PsCe. Tie capital stock has already been
s-"sC',bal through his perseverance, and
| ,e>t.gSholders will proceed at once to or
1cEs and get their charter 50 that busi-
We a:e slaa to see such men as Messrs. G.
N.Csrry, Matthew and James Mann, John
H.nClMan, A. McNeigh Miller, Cornelius
-esCh and many Others of our best and
most prominent men taking hold Of this
enterprise, as We know they will not con-
'e.t themselves with one horse establish
Ient. We give them our best wishes for
success.
With reference to the trisl of the Kin
1eys for the murder OF Doyle the West
yIlcC Record prints the following: Two
!esrs ago, month, day and date unknown
70 the writer, three masked men, at the
e. hour o. midnight, TO"e up in front Of
Barney poyles house. They were nery-
2Gs, t-eir voices trembled, yet the low
whispers were recognized by Doyle, who
'5'Csej to let them in. \ consultation
"ds held and the men put spurs TO their
ores s-d disappeared beyond the grave
!a:i. .-ym that time- Barney Doyle
sept bis doors and windows securely bar
'isCi would not ad";it any one except 3
.@tHd, whose voice was familiar. This Is
te story told by Barney NOyle, previous
% b., dea,h, to an intimate friend. His
.l' wanted him % diYuiSe the names
lie "ltnight marauders, but he WAS
...'"' ~ would not Tell. His only ans
'e.' a2OS they we're bent on MUIR
g., "a. 81 ,;voOery .Ss.ip-UteGtion says do not
~; 80. N';a Earney Doyle died secret,
Win might bear weight aud influence to-
Inc West N!rginian saws: We are in
~, r0' mSd that one day recently while Mr.
INCMsS Hlte, Lincoln district. was out
hL'ng Tor squirrels, pheasants AMI rsb.
80, LIS attention was attracted by a Hlt-
tflS noise in the tons of the tail traes
stG on looking up he beheld soma lara
&c atcNt i.l or 10 yards high, graiu.
9.'y ascending in air. Ir Hi!e Is a snIen.
va slot st standing game or hat on the
ana Tins was an extraordinary object |
- - ia.u air tIevating his unersing rifle ana
,GS.o"iLs Tor moment the circular mo-
80, T., t1e huge object, he fired, when the |
Sro!! Sou! oeEan gradually to descend into an |
~ ~ ned some two or three hundred |
Ss s,.Ls away. Arriving at the spot with |
,.-,' "'t.e trepidsuon, he beheld a huge
icy re! 5sS!e and spring lamb of about 81 !
,-1s 80, IN ats tslons. Mr.. Hite's shot had |
~. .'" sii=ci N the left side of the bird, hsy
ss I2s>vd over the lambs back TIE
rc,,s vas only stunned, and on being
M rom The taiOls of its captor rose
s,.-S Lille help end moved oT bleating in
re- Oi rs companions. The dead bird
t,o ,ed eight feet two inches from tip to
~ -, It's wings. II could have carried OIL
''o-yesr old child.