Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-08
PARTS OF WEST,

Of the Charleston Matt
Aed before Judge jackson
Court, last Tuesday, 20 ex-
+ reflections on the officers of
which had appeared in his
lie threw oil responsibility on
man who is a reporter on the
md be was summoned. After 10
ound that be had written what
lot true and without sufficient re-
CD, the Court censured him severe
Inc Huntington Advertiser says:
Judge JacksOn's sympathy was by this
me aroused after looking at the pitt
,ul countenance OF the youth who had
verdantly penned the article referred
20, and after lecturing him severely
told him TO go now and write facts
about the case, and in the future to be
more careful to ascertain facts and not
write articles from inference"
1t is intimated from a pretty good
source that there is az present being ar
ranged In Baltimore a schedule for a
Though train from Weston 70 PittSbuTg
70 take effect soon. The completion Of
the new road through 70 UniontOwn by
she date named would seem 90 be an as
.suTed fact, as was indicated In our
item last week. The arrangement
would DO 20 make the trip without
change Of cars. Coming from Weston
70 ClarksbUrg over the w. Va. & p,
thence over the NJ. Il. r. +. TO Fair
mont, and TO Pittsburg via the T., NJ
q p. 1t would be a daisy train il 10 was
put on.-FdiTmORt Free Press.
The report Of the ShelteriDg Arms
Hospital at Paint Creek, Kanawha
county, which was founded and is kept
up principally by the unceasing efforts
of Bishop Peterkin, OF the Episcopal
Church, shows that from July 10 70
November %, 1898. ffty-twO cases had'
been treated or this number IA have
been discharged cured, 10 have been
discharged improved, 2 have died aud
u are still IN the hospital. The hOSpi-
cai is the only one In that end Of the
state ann Is doing much for the relief
Of suffering, particularly among the
miners, for whose benefit principally 1t
was placed where 10 is.
Hon. John D. Sweeney, who as a for
mer member OF the Democratic State
Executive Committee and State Senator
and as the present Principal OF the Con-
cord Normal School, is well known not
only In Wheeling but throughout the
State, will be married on Monday. De-
cember twenty-hith, at 1870 o'clock to
Miss Maud Reid, q charming young Ia
dy OF Concord, Mercer county. He will
receive the congratulations of a multi
tude OF friends on his evident "stIn1-
IN" with old Kris.
The FairmOnt LldCr, speaking Of the
estimate OF the United States chief of
engineers that 100000 can proftably
DO expended 10 continuing improve
ments on the MonOngahela river, says:
The improve ments on the MOnOnga-
hela river means the extension Of slack
wafer from MOrgantOn 70 this place.
Our Representatives are expected TO
secure an Appropriation sufficient TO
make substantial Roadway on this i'm
prOyement the coming summer"
A. c. Davis, OF West Virginia Rusi-
ness College fame, is clerking 10 the
hotel OF w. NJ. Morris, one Of the men
whom 10 is said be defrauded. There |
are some queer things connected with /
this matter, ard the trial Of Davis when /
10 comes up may furnish a sensation |
big enough for 3 month. Harrisburg /
NsJrs.
Editor Sllas ?. Smith, OF the West |
Union Record. has moved his paper into !
q new building, put in a new Campbell |
cylinder press, and has also entered |
upon his duties as postmaster Of West |
Union. We congratulate Mr.. Smith |
upon his prosperity.
Two Mormon elders are PROSECUTING
in the neighbOrhoOd Of Leading creek, |
but are meeting with poor success, and |
80 far have failed in making any con-
verts.
Thieves have been operating at Nor
gantoWn,