Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-07

Point. Va. Both bride and groom are
graduates Of the Western Maryland
College, Miss Philips having graduated
ia 1892 and Rev. Mr.. Smith this year.
They hrst met at that institution and
their friendship grew to love, which
eliminated In the wedding ceremony OF
Thursday.
The couple reached Baltimore on
Wednesday and went to the MaltbY
House in company with Rev. c. X. Me-
Caslin Of Harper's Ferry, w. Va, and
Rev. T. Coulbourn, secretary OF the
Board OF Foreign Missions at Lynch
burg. Va. These reverend gentlemen
performed the ceremony Thursday.
The bride, who is charming young
woman, wore dress OF silver gray
trimmed with cut steel. She carried
bouquet Of Marechal Neil roses. After
the wedding Rev. aud Mrs. Smith left
for Grafton, w. Wa, where they re-
NAMED uutl Friday. Saturday they
left for San Francisco, CAL, and from
thence sail for Yokohama, Japan, where
they will engage in missionary work.
Last Saturday evening Judge Hen
rite, OF the Criminal Court Of Mellow
ell county, telegraDhed Jailer Brum-
field that the friends Of Lewis Hall
were making preparations to come down
70 release him from Jail. Early Mon
day morning the operator 81 Gray wired
the operator here that body OF men
armed with WinChesters were on train
No. II. The telegram created consid-
cradle excitement, and Jailer Brumheld
at once began 10 make preparations for
defending the jail aud holding his prls-
Oner. Some suggested that the better
course would be take Hall TO Hunting
ton, but ths taller thought there were
enough specting men here to main
tain the law, and refused to retreat.
Later IN the day word was received that
the party on the train was a deputy
sheriff aud guard who were coming TO
take Hall back to Mcdowell, where his
motion for new trial was TO De argued
Wednesday. But Jailer Brumheld did
not take any chances for being thrown
of his guard. He kept guard with a
posse OF men, aud was prepared 10 give
a mob a warm reception. The last re-
port proved to be correct. IL was a
deputy sheriff with party Of ten men
who came TO take Hall back 10 Mellow
ell. They left with him Tuesday
WdBle NelCS.
Ottoway See, Of South Fork, is a
pretty fair fox hunter, out has met his
march this time. OFT has pretty good
fox dog and every now and then has a
chase to drive away the blues and cheer
his lonely hours. The other night he
heard an old fox bark on the side OF
ridge near his house, aud thinking he
would have a fine chase, called up his
dog and went up the ridge and set him
after the fox. The dog started of well;
but in a few minutes OFT heard terri
bic bowling and barking and almost
quicker than he could think he saw
black and yellow streak coming down
the hill and q wild, wierd sound at every
lump. Before he could tell what II was
the animals were right 10 hand and he
saw that instead of the dog catching the
fox, the fox had caught the dog
aud was riding him home, for
there he was on his back. On
seeing OFT the fox jumped of OF the
dog, when OFT hastily jumped on the
fence. The fox seeing this and not fully
understanding such a counter move,
hoped on the fence, too, and there he
and OFT sat for some time cycling each
other while the dog made haste TO get
home. After sizing OFT up the fox got
down and returned to his mountain re-
treat. The next night he was out bark
ing again and OFT and his dog went out
after him, this time with gun. The
dog was sent after the fox, when the
same performance Of the night before
took place and on reaching OFT he let
slide with his gun, missing the fox, who
Immediately took to the woods again.
OFT aud his dog have given 1t up and
now the old fox comes out every night
and gives an open air concert unmolest-
d.-lfoOref6ld Examiner.