West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-08-04
SOME TRI-STATE EVENTS.

| The prongs Of a pitchfOrk. He was
taken to the Haskins he ;pital, Wheel
lpg, w. Va, and will die.
DeImer Smith, a young man en-
rloyed at the Wheeling Stamping
company. Wheeling, w. Va, was ar
rested for stealing S54 and watch
| from his roommate, Elmer Courtney.
M. Caravan, Baltimore and Ohio
brakeman. was knocked off his train
near Wheeling, W Va, falling in
Wheeling creek, and was killed, His
home was at Altoona, Pa.
John c. Kyle, who broke Jail at
Parker sburg, W. Va. while awaiting
trial for the murder of Joseph Daley,
was captured at Elkins, w. Va.
At Warrington, W. Va, Charles
Isleman, barber, shot himself above
| the heart and cannot live.
A man claiming to be Lawrence r.
Rose, an insurance underwater and
commercial broker, with an Office at
S57 Splitter building, was being hunt
Cd b. the T:!edo police on warrant
charging nim with obtaining goods
and money under false pretenses. 1t
1, alleged that he gave a check for
s;5 on the Home bank, where he had
n money on deposit.
There was very little hope for the
recovery of Mr.. c. L. Bailey, president
Of the C. l.. Bailey Grocery company,
| Of Marietta, O., who was injured in
| the railroad wreck at Doudna. Should
he die he will be the fourth victim.
At Miamisbure, O., an exciting spe-
cial election was held upon the ques-
ten Of issuing bonds to construct
alter works. The proposition failed,
the vote being 4S9 against 2S6-not
Tie necessary two-thirds.
At Marietta, O., Lorain Hanna,
| aged 90, and married, while at his
work as a lineman, grasped trolley
wire in one hand and telephone wire
with the ether, completing circuit
that resulted in his death.
At AshtabuIa, O., Harlan E. Shoe.
maker, IF Port Elgin, Ont, survivor
of the recent steamer Thomas Wilson
disaster, died in the hospital from
blood poisoning.
At Toledo, O., C. J. Haddon, aged
%, a salesman and agent for p. F..
Collier, was locked up on the charge
cf embezzlement from his employers.
John Rdseway was arrested near
Eoundhead, near Kenton, o., on the
charge of forging a fifty-dollar check
and passing it on James Darragh, a
saloOnkeeper.
Rev. Addison G. ManvilIe, pastor OF
:he M. f. church at Macarthur, died at
London. o., at the residence OF his
tather-in-law, J. R. CluXton, of grip.
Esker Rcster, a young farmer Of
Cromer, near TifTin, o., fell off load
of wheat and was impaled on the
tres Of a pitcnfork, sustaining fatal
, injuries.
William Mckinley, resident OF
Gallon. O., was fatally wounded while
squirrel hunting. He was a veteran
Of the Civil War.
At Aberdeen, O., while Rev. VIII
liam Wamsley was driving, he fell
under the wagon, sustaining serious
injuries.
At DeIphos, O., Mrs. Kate Eysen.
bach, landlady Of the Phelan house,
ras assigned to II. j. Bergfeld
Over 10000 Odd Fellows are expect
cd to attend the picnic OF the Odd
Fellows Picnic association of Western
| Pennsylvania at kennywOod park,
rear Pittsburg, next Wednesday.
Great wealth is contained in the
safety deposit vaults Of Pittsburg and
the precautions taken in guarding 1t
absolutely preclude operations on the
,,arr of thieves who break in and steal
Bishop Ricnard PheIan, Of the Ro
man Catholic diocese Of PittsDurg
Saturday completed his seventeenth
year as bishop and was congratu'
lated by many.
Eiqht more members of the Pitts
purg police force have been Summarily
dismissed; they say it was because
:ney ignored the yellow book their
superiors say it was fer the good OF
| the service.
j. Fred Burton, son of millionaire
merchant Of Nottingham, England,
has disappeared in Pittsburg, leaving
| ccnsid cradle money.
Preliminary services in the ceIebra-
ton of the golden jubilee of the Pas
sionist order on Mt. Oliver began
Sunday and will continue for two
weeks.
Harry Davis plans a new play house
in PittSburg that, in connection with
the Avenue, will run continuous
vauloville during the coming season.
aid has secured lease of Dimling's
restaurant for improvements.
Southern planters, being told that
beaumont sushers must be pumped to
set the oil, and fearful of fuel short
tge in the busy season, once more
turn to Pittsburg for coal.