Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
FAIRMoNT.
The Cartwright Arrests-schooi House
Robbed General News.
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The Cartwright Arrests-schooi House
Robbed General News.
Special 10 ne Sunday ReqtaW.
FA1RMoYT, December 5.-Ths Cart
wright arrests still continue to be q subject
for discussion here. The old man Cart
wright is slowly recovering from the effects
OF his gun shot wound received near Man
nipston some weeks sincs. The cases are
docketed for Monday o week and Hon.
Jas Morrow, Jr., has been retained az
counsel by the prisoners. No arrests have
IS yet been made in connection with
Thornton F. CartSright's attempted assas
sination. Suspicion points strongly in the
direction of somewhat noted character
10 Warrington district as the perpefrstor
of the deed, but beyond this there is nc
clue.
The Tucker school house. q few miles
from here, was broken into one night last
week and robbed of school books, clock
and other articles, all of which were after,
ward found in possession of doctor
Newton Walton. This disciple OF Esculs
plus will have an opportunity to learn a
trade and develop into law abiding citi'
zen meath the sheliering walls Of the State
Prison at Moundsville.
John Barry, miner, met with very
painful accident on Monday last. He was
running out coal, when the mine car ran
off and got crosswise on the track. Barry
tried to right it with the aid of q horse, but
the horse failing to pull the car back onto
The track, be got rail to pry the car up
While he was pryiug, the horse jsrked the
car, causing the rail to fly around and
strike him violently upon the shins, bruis'
ing him in q painful manner. Barry has
since been laid up but hopes to get around
in a few days.
Dowden's orchestra, Fairmont's favorite
musical organisation, is making extensive
preparation for q grand concert, to be
ziveu at some time during or about the
holidays. Dr.. James E. Dowden ia man.
aging the affair and promises 10 make il
success. The performance is to be high
toned, frat class and rae. Our people
will sppreciateit.
The memory of man runDeth not TO
when the coal business was better in this
locality than it ia now.
Workmen have been here this week put.
ting upa "pen-stock" and pump houae and
making proper pipe connection with the
3. 4 o. reservoir here. The F NJ. l. P.
road is within nine miles OF Morgsntown,
II is rumored that something will shortly
be done on the ". Va. l. Pc. road. A
little stir in this direction is what our peo'
pie have been praying for for years.
Superintendent Wilson, OF the New Fog
land mines. has moved his family into the
Rhea property, on Locust avenue.
Mrs. E. o. Lott moved into her new
brick house one day last week Madison
Carter alec occupies part OF this building
as q residence.
E W. Shurtletf hauled O small frame
building to GAINESVILLE, on skids, yesterday
The small boy was out in foil force to wit
ness the performance.
Rev. L. l.. Stewart, Of Moundrill'. wss
in town this week, circulating among bis
hosts of friends.
A. J. Stone and John B. Crane ars in
Wheeling on business.
Charles H. Mayors, who has been In
Keokuk, Iowa, for year, is expected home
during the coming week.
N. s. Barnes, our newly appointed Post
master, will assume the charge Of his Office
on Monday next.
A. G. Hall is nursing huge and painful
boil on hs left hand
Rev. Howard cQuearcy is still improv
ing and is now out Of danger, We are GLAD
TO note.
Blain W. TsJ lor, County Superintendent
Of Randolph county, has been employed 81
assistant teacher IN the Normal schoo
here. 1t is good selection.