Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07
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=. AsOg o TIE STATE
G eauod ErOm Many Ez-
srIoa' hanses.
.honA IS Times has been solo
TIE s, Sosa P &c.
b Anas.rlA lord. a we'll known Bo-
Bsy Ssr o Nicholas county, dlei "a :
4, 9 asy. sso| a' the venerable az u
pineH' .St fires have been blrning
Crest lo~-5taips about ShepheristoWn
70 The mou' nest. and the sun his oeen
~ st.., T for days by dense 0'D1'
saoA'' r., and ezcitemet aroused
The le '.,.-g NJ Charles Maynard last
BY the A.,, aSirg subSidei, Ephrlam
sumner ,--tariiv came in surrendered
queen W. ..5 ave bond or his appear
l.a. ~. Tor trlai.-Wane 'e''s, -
'acs W 80 Manufacturing company
The o.--sl -s works ia ShepherdstoWn
shu. COW W. of this week. 10 Is hot
Oh Il15 scg long work will be suS-
.-.5sl. but in all IrOo 91'ns mill iii newt
M further o'era'lOnS uu'' "0A'
spring coma, whose names
4 u' - n. Earned, were run over and
could lo' ma Norfolk & Western rail-
k..el on .-bsm Thursday morning. In
ill- - +, outot the way OF a iIelgn' en-
step ,.-7s .o-aer track they did not no
g-' ~ ern.oaching passenger train ana
~srs run Town.
,....r5ly attempt was made to
a 's,a earIy train on the Braxton
49, 49,, of the w. Va. x T. ralIro1u
vs. ..r morning last. Some cowardly
A,--- 49, r,aced large spike on the
misc ..,.g FIatwOOds, a station a few
u-'N .ris side of Sutton. Owing 10 a
n.o' .- sre road the engineer did not
CT ''ss,-b.-ructiou until too near to stop.
-5 say the trucks were not
,"--- fr.~ the track. Had the en-
'-. 5sar derailed, the entire train
guy, have been precipitated over
WIZ sr.h.- sneut and the accident
q" t.va been a most disastrous one.
,.y..r,- known who placed the spike on
.'t-s,r though suspicion rests on
". -q~..as who have been enraged at
~ ga ..r5ad company for some time.
serious and peculiar accident oc-
at StaDder's saw and grist mill,
,-', Winch. Logan county. last Satur-
Ia Mat was "grlSt day." and sew
-- cs7-le were there TO get their corn
,T1 About twelve o'clock the
s..r. suddenly exploded aud demolished
. .ti-rs generally, killing almost instant
,-rIf,r Jackson, whose skull was
..-.lst To- pieces, and wOunding sew
S--- diners. among them Julius Robin
..-, yra. WAS struck on the cheek by a
,..,a NJ east iron. He is not expected
:, ,s,,ysr. Hiram Terrell had his leg
S.5gsr fn several places. Mr.. Jackson
t.5 only been in this county about six
-,,,r. having moved here from Lin
r,.r county. 90 work at II. L. Whites
.vuH. lie leaves a wife and several
small children ia destitute circum-
.t,ress. A collection was taken up and
,rs-.y-s.x dollars was subscribed for
tsbareft of Mrs. jackson. The cause
of-ss explosion is entirely unknown.
Is-ry L-ess and others were injured
slightly.
George r. Evans, Of Martinsburg, has
sworn out two warrants for the arrest
an. ". AIer. editor of the Martins
sr-- Daily World, on the charge Of
criminal libel. Evans, it will be re-
rsu5srad. was the owner Of the lot Of
ground on which the circus man, Daily,
was slo, by a colored boy, at the di-
rssti0r. it is alleged, Of Evans. There
was some "iunny business connected
With the disposition OF Daily, who
liierrart died. Tbs HY,r '&lVRde' -, az
Wv WORK y cue .-'-r ' nasa hfS 8ffsst arrest
We fully made up our mind to bring
s1., acsus, Mr.. Evans, but not until
l'.gr the January court. When the
second warrant was sprung we con-
Guided 90 90 % work at once, aud to-
Day brought suit against George <.
Evans for malicious prosecution for
$1,000 damages, q the Circuit Court.
Il.s we ,la. push TO the bitter end If
.resu.ts iu bankruptcy. We have en-
g1y5l able counsel in these cases, who
vii push them through. All may be
vel. that ends well. There is also some
protection for us To- our just duty, and
We mean 90 make matters warm"
A. Hutt01syIie, Randolph county,
Jas. Saturday evening, Jesse W. Ward
committed suicide by taking laadanum.
There seems % be but little room for
toc5. that Ward had deliberately plan
ned his death. To a gentleman who
ns2i with him the same evening on
Taicl bee died 5ut before anything was
known 90 DO seriously wrong with him,
-ehai remarked that he would have TO
cc2r.ej out from his house inside Of
.Fl or three days. To several 9TH
els be- made similar remarks on pre-
volS but very recent occasions,
l. those who heard them thought
l,liug as be was In liquor, and was
-lsy and q reckless talker when drink
-s. Various reports as 70 the manner
% which be procured the laudanum are
circulation, one being that be OBJ
-ls1 &, from a physician saying that
on W. AA lAlA AlrANA W q clNA
--Isa. Ward remarked 20 some on on
zoe day OF his death that he often used
l-laaum 90 ''soaer up on" No motive
SHOWN for the suicide. Mr.. Ward
vas about ~ years Old. possessed one
% l1e finest farms in this county; and
asa abundant means To make life
happy.
Ileuost terrible fires ever known
-.ie are raging in the mountains almost
an around us, aud the smoke is so thick
,l " present the appearance Of a very
--t'l log, and the air has been full Of
.-.l. caves and ashes. The fire below
-'- was started about "CIff0rd's Hol-
nv and has burned entirely over the
.5s'.lJJ Bow and has passed above the
o-S-, Loaf AT one time it was at
1-,, SAX miles long, and the sight at
..,ai was grand. Nearly all the noun