Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-11
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Pa, Aug. 10-The
the mills of Washington, all Of them
being independent of the trust.
Zip Wilson was lodged in Jail on
Tuesday. charged by w. B. WEIGH with
the larceny Of a watch. He was held
for Court.
A number of Washington people who
for some time past have been operating
in the ST. Mary's. West Virginia. oil
fields. have decided to pool their inter-
ests and incorporate a company TO still
further operate in that territory. An
application for charter will be made
to the Governor Of West Virginia.
Company II, n. G. p, OF this place,
gave little soup supper at the armory
on Thursday night. A large crowd was
present, and the boys realized a hand
some sum. which they will spend for
Injuries while in camp next week
Criminal Court win commence on
Monday next. There is large list Of
prisoners waiting for trial, there being
about seventy in the county jail.
William Forgie and wife are attend
ing the Pan-Ameriean exposition at Buff
falo
Ad c. Wolfe, of Washington, has
been granted pension of So per month
David CASTOR. of Steubenville, o., has
returned home after visit with Wash
ington friends.
John White, young Spaniard from
Porto Rico, arrived in Washington on
Monday, and will enter w. & J. Col
lege this fall. He will take course in
civil engineering.
Joseph Forrest and Miss Addie Steel
man, both of this place, were united
in marriage by Rev. W. n. Temple this
week
Detective W. c. Mcbride has returned
from business trip to Indianapo-
lis.
d. VI. Campsey of Claysville. was a
business visitor in Washington on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. William b. Meyers. aged 81
years, died Monday morning at her
home on East Beu street, Of general
debility. Tuesday evening, william b.
Meyers, her husband. aged So years,
died of the same complaint. They were
buried in the same grave and at the
same time In the Washington ceme-
terry.
The 3. & o. detectives are making
a desperate effort to rid the Pittsburg
and Wheeling division of train jumpers.
During the past two weeks about TWEEN
ty-fve arrests have been made at and
near this city, and many of them are
serving so days in Jail.
Attorney Samuel Amspoker has re-
turned from a short visit to the Pan
American exposition.
James Carroll, who created disturb
ance on the excursion train from Wheel
ing on August 1st, was on Wednesday
fined s. for disorderly conduct, and
$40 for assault on the brakeman, with
costs, which he paid.
NJ. VI. Little. OF this place started on
Tuesday for Mexico, where he will pur-
chase stock
On Wednesday, the contract was let
for a new grandstand to be erected on
the College Park. 1t will be completed
by the time the football season opens.
Charlie Marshall, who was arrested
ON the charge of adultery, had hear
ing before Squire Prowitt on Wednes-
day and was held for CoWt.
Miss Jean Seaman is the guest OF
friends at Morgantown, w. va
Haverly's MINISTRIES were at this place
on Thursday evening. being the first
attraction OF the season.
The Sunday school and congregation
of the Christian church held their an
nual picnic at Oakwood Grove on Thurs
day.
ed. Williams, formerly of st. Glars
Vile. now running shop in Washing
ton, has been elected vice president OF
the BARRIERS Union.
The printers of Washington will in
the near future form a union, char
ter having been applied for.