Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
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KINGwOoD, W. Va. hSepte prophet,
Peter R. Smith. the frSeptem6er as
forecasts the weatbfbaiee starting on
follows: The, sol August will give Us
the closiDS portion Of itby she I'd or So
the gF6nth will open attRded oy hiGu
Tknerature IN all parts = the country
except the far west anol north, "heie
~ disturbance will hav4pssseo on us
'Drograss east. and then - rush OF cO'u
f.o7srfi nave set 10 on It's lear. following
the path Of the wave, eabing the east
ern terminus Of the cOntii eut about the
4th. Localdistur6ances wi high tenn
perature will be in tran 10 on the 9Th
and 7tb, which will reduf the temers-
ture for short period, alt return Of
high temperature will start in about
the 9th, until it reaches the proportions
Of hOt waves, attaining It's maximum on
or aOou. the 18th or 18th. The autum-
nal eQuinoctial telluric pertuoations'
which begin their disturbances between
the 10th and 18th, viii add largely 10
the severity Of all Disturbances falling
within its period. The center Of dis
turbance will be on the 18th, ATTENDED
by dangerous storms, taking their rise
ia the tOrrid regions touching the south
ern boundaries OF the county. In west
ern and northern sections storm areas
Of q marked character are most likely
10 prevail, arising from causes ootu
telluric aud electric, brought on by the
reasonable changes. A rush Of cold air
from the north will drop In on the rear
OF the disturbance at all given points
on its progress. 4 short heated period
will set in about the 18th, attaining It's
maximum about the 10th, when Ioca'
thunder storms will prevail and the
temperature will become much reduced
The Esd is the center OF a disturbance
when all the forces are excited under
the Jressura OF the equinox, which viii
result In Disturbances OF dangerous
character, both on land and large bodies
OF water. About the goth warm wave
will start and grow 70 abnormal
Warmth, spreading over All parts
which IN its course will OringOn a con-
fllct OF the elements about th. 22d, and
the major part OF the disturbance will
be in by the 25th in all central
and eastern parts. Tbs rain 10
northern portions will turn 10 sieet and
snow. resulting iD killing irosts be-
tween the nights Of the 25th aud goth.
The rush Of cool air behind the wave
will reduce the temperature generally
in parts OF the country and 10 middle
and eastern TO chilly. Disturbances OF
minor strength and breadth viii be In
transit about the 2Sth and 29ah. Sep
TENDER aud October rainfall. will be
below the general average.
Frank Mccormick, Of BuckhannOn,
is here.
Miss Mollie Fawcett is in Clarksburg.
Miss Ella Copemau has returned
from Indianapolis, Ind.
Judge Hoke returned on Monday
from the Worlds Fair
Mr.. Grant Bower on Thursday mar
ried Miss Made. Stone at Oakland.
DR.. S. A. Pratt was thrown from a
broncho pony yesterday morning, and
was pretty badly shaken up.
Mayor I. q. Lazzeile and wife, Of
MorQantown, are visiting Mrs. Lag
zelle's parents here.
The salary OF the prosecuting attOr-
ney has been raised TO $500, an increase
OF $500 The sheriff also gets raise OF
$3.50.
Circuit Court began here TO-DAY and
Il will be a long term. A murder case,
three rape cases, three for bank rob-
berry and several felOnies and nuuerOus
miSdemeanors are on the docket.
j. VIII Fawcett is arranging &c lgo to
housekeeping In the Jackson hOusa
Harry Stemple, the chief cl5rk OF
Shsfier, Brown & Co., has purchased
lot OF William q. Brown, aud is srect-
ing a dwelling house.
Ira Lewis, aged eight years was shot
az Amblersburg on Monday and died.
He and his playmate were DlayingIwith
a revolver when il was discharged. lie
was a son of Wesley Lewis.
Simon Lewis, Of Pleasant Hill, this
county, was killed on Tuesday. H3waS
chopplng wn a tree and q limb stuck
him, killing aim nearly instantly.