New-York tribune., 1884-03-09
ST. LOUIS.
Personal. NEWS" REYIVALIST' llARRl-
SONS RELIGION FOR WHITE FOLKS ONLY.


SONS RELIGION FOR WHITE FOLKS ONLY.
TrRov AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRDUSE.l
ST.. LOUIS, March 6.-Lieutenant William IL.
schuetzc T. s. NJ one of the party sent by the Govern
ment in search the victims OF the Jeanette Afcuc
expedition the lion Of st. Louis at present Inc Ie
tenants family reside here, and his return nome last sat
urday after a years absence on peculiarly perou7
duty was the occasion OF very happy reunion lOday
nc was the central figure OF two interesting public events
arranged in his honor. Early in the afternoon ne was
given n hearty reception the Merchants Exchange
the floor Of which was crowded with citizens OF ali classes
gathered To do him honor IN the evening ne ATTENDED
banquet al the Gcrmania Cub NJ which number Ol INC
leading citizens sat down TO welcome him home again.
Very few events have caused such widespread
sorrow throughout the city as the death OF
the ato Mrs Paramorc which was again
brought mind yesterday by the death OF baby whose
birth was followed by the young mothers fatu Illness
Although little attention drawn 10 the occurrence by
the press the "socety people" again exeIplliied their
love for the morbid and dozens Of calls made at the
residence OF Colonel ParamOre by young ladies VINO
waned to see Nelies baby" The funeral OF the nm
fortunate little thing closed the greatest social sensation
of the already the gosps beginning to dis
the question Of who to be the belle OF 81 Louisa
fashionable distinction for which there many aspr-
ants.
Tho revival meetings In progress at the Centenary NJ
rsOn the boy preacher continue to be well attended
short time after they began some little fault was found
with the managers because they declined tO have anything
do with branch revival which had been organized for
the benefit Of the poorer classes living IN the central pOr
tion of the city. The given for the refusal
that Centenary Church had engaged Mr. Harrison to
conduct "A three-monhs revival, had contracted
to secure his full services for that lime at salary OF 800
u week. and considered that they had right to confne
his cxcrtions 10 their field exclusively This would
have been accepted a valid explanation had 1t not
leaked ont that Saturdays. which, according 10 the
contract be devoted 10y Mr. Harrison TO rest at
ter his weeks hard labor he visiting other cOngrcga
ton5 outside of the city, and accepting fee of S2j for
his services while the churches employing him his
"olf days" charging 25 cents admission to those
who desired to hear him. This discovery caused much
favorable comment but such stir has just been
aroused by the managements action In excluding c0ored
visitors all but the back in the church One
day last week coOrcd visitors who had taken seats
about half up of the side alses pcrempto
ry ordered By Mr. Harrison to retire TO the and
when interviewed later in the lay the subject the
viyalist stated it had invariably been his rule, when
conducting TcviyalS. to separate the races and to
give the better seats to tho whites among
his audiences This action has raised much opposition
among the regular members OF the church congregation,
wbie the newspapers are publishing daily batches OF
ler cOndemnatory Of the introduction OF the color line
into the scheme OF salvation.
The continued successful evasion of the detectives by
Prentice 1ier the Pacific Express COmpanys clerk, who
quietly walked of the Office last sunday afternoon
with $4,000 Of the cOmpanys unds, was considered at
first be remarkable affair, but as time goes by facts
are being discovered which show that the presumably
green young clerk reality natural criminal OF the
highest order of intelligence and dextery and that his
robbery was the issue OF most ngenOusly and carefully
laid plan. one of the first inquiries made by the de-
tectyes for photographs of the absconde and took
but very short time to discover that during the past
three mouths Ter had been engaged in recovering by
various pretcuces. the photographs of himself which he
knew 10 be the possession Of his friends. The gen
eral belief Is that the th!cf Is still H.
the city secreted by cOnrederates, and that, when
the excitement has blown over, he Will make hIs
escape Az a proof of how well criminal be
ccacd in bg city by loyal friends 1t may be stated that
the defatng employe White, OF the Missouri Pacific,
who with hls confederate, HcafOrd stole $2jO,0OO
Of the corporations money for eleven weeks securely
hidden by journalistic friend to whom be made such Il
pcos appeal for protection that the tender hearted
porter not able TO reuse him.
At the time Frank Frayne the actor, shot and killed
his sweetheart the stage OF the National Theatre Gin
ordinance prohibiting the firing of loaded weapons upon
the stage, under penalty OF fine and imprisonment The
law was invoked until this week, when mau-
agor of the Theatre Comque tried found guilty and
fined SO under it, provisions. The performance which
involved the ordinances violation given hy the
Ford DrUneIsthc slayeIS ~ Jesse Jaues-iD whose III
rid druma The Brothers Vow, is embodied exhibit
ton fcats OF shooting. The Ford brothers have Away
drawn very well in this city, but the lining OF the
manager has ended tuCr hiSrlOnic far -.
LOUIS Is concerned