Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-22
A SENSATION.
3rIRRWe UP OF sT4ID Old POM
PLEASANT.
Two Female; Behind tho Bars-Lnotasr arrss'
for Murder At Euntrgon-Ihs Osua! L.s'
Of Crimes and Casualties.

Mrs. Parker, the PIT. Pleasant woman
who figured conspicuously short time
ago. in a row in which her husband
Allen Parker, cut her so ser
.ously with hatchet, has
come to light again in a more Tag
rant style. At the time Of the cutting
affair she lived in the Stortz property,
corner Of Sixth and Main streets, Pt.
Pleasant. At this time it will be re-
nembered, moro han column ap-
oeared in The IT. Pleasant Register from
abe facile Den ar Chas. White,
ies.ifymg TO he rty and chastity
She has lately been living in Ilinipsicoe.
Narcissy Wallace, 4 woman Of flag
rant character, bias been living
With her. Monday night Marshal
Adkins found these two not '''-
women in company with one NJ =. l1i
Tor, cobbler, and one Daniel webster
q rown, pension attorney, in the said
pension attorneys Office. The entire
party were arrested, the women lodged
in iail over night, and all had hearing
Tuesday morning before Mayor Tip
pctt. who fined each Of the men s. and
IT, women $40 and cost. Mrs. Parker
released Wednesday, the other
woman is still behind tho }ars. MIR.
Parker is now in jail Pheasant
awaiting trial for At, muruer' anu
public sympathy is Il, more than ever
directed toward him.
The ninth annual State Convention OF
that great National organization, the
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
will meet in the First Baptist Church,
at Charleston, on next Tuesday, June
%. The convention will be in session
for three days, and an interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged for the occa-
sion. There will be delegates from all
over the State present. Many promi-
nent workers are expected, among
which are Mrs. r. J. Trego, OF Della
ware: Mrs. A. j. Wright, Mrs. A. Mel
rick. Mrs. X. L. Kendall, of Parkers-
burg; Mrs. Lourida Hur and Mrs. NJ.
c. Parsons, Of Grafton; Mrs. Mary Cart
wright, Mrs. Jennie p. Sisson, Mrs
Sarah Warren and Mrs. i. V. Hicks, of
Wheeling, Mrs Sallie Orr, of Roney's
Point: Mrs. Belle Douglass, Petroleum.;
Miss Mamie Hall, of st. Mary's; Mrs
Belle Harrison, of Pomeroy; Mrs. En-
gle, of Benwood; Mrs. Mary Gibson, Of
Valley Grove; Miss Grace Hall, % Richie
G. H.; Mrs. Ella Parsons, of KeYSer;
Mrs. Jennie Crow, Of Littleton; Miss
Jennie Pickens, of Peel Tree; Mrs. G. e.
Jackson, OF Moundsville, and Dr.. Hattie
Jones, OF Weston.
at is learned from trustworthy
source that the o. q B. s., and the east
ern division of the N. II. g. NJ. V. rail-
roads will soon pass into control OF the
C. & O. The former runs from Ash
land to Richardson. a distance Of fifty
miles, and the latter is in operation
from Huntington, w. Va, to Licking
ton, Ky, distance of one hundred and
fifty miles. The c. Il O. now owns
thirteen miles OF the NJ. V. line, and
the acquisition of the other one hun
dred and twenty-seven miles would give
it entrance into Louisville, which it has
so long desired This would be effected
over the kentucky Central tracks, over
which the Nj. Y. has an agreement ef-
lctblNt lOI IL UhliUtl VI ltGI :. L Nv
route viii be via Lexington. Recently
c. T. Huntington is willing TO come down
little on the prices, and negotiations
have been opened with prospect OF sue
cess: but the same obstacle is In the
way Of the absorption OF the o. d a.. >.
The owners ask moro than the road is
worth, but they have also come down
little and the deal will no doubt be
closed" President ingalls, ms exam
ined the property, and while It's condi-
tion is not the best. he thinks it can be
made a paying feeder for the c. d O.,
az the region through which the o. "
=. S. and n. n. &c NJ. V. pass. abound in
minerals, and are thicldy settled. The
Lexington Press adds: IF this report
be true, and the deal is conSummated,
Lexington will never see those car
shops which have been so long hoped
for"
The safe for the new Spencer bank
has arrived. 1t took eight yoke OF
oxen to get it TO the bank building.
Considerable excitement prevails in
the Bend" growing out Of the fact
that d number OF Mormon preachers
have been in that neghborhood for
some time teaching the doctrines OF
that sect. Some converts, we under
stand, have been made, and a few Sun
days ago some parties were baptised
into that chuych. -Phuippj Republican.
John o. McDougal will have hun
dredS of bushels of paint. BE has
about 900 trees, but will put out some
more this fall.-PCnnSb0r0 Beacon So
they're raising paint out in Richie,
are they.
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