Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
SUDDENLY UNMAsKED.
A Rector Accused of Adultery In
Open Meeting.
he IS CHASED BY A WILD MOB
And Stabs Two of His Pursuers.--A
Strange Tale of Broken
Vows.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

story OF broken marriage VOWS and subse-
quent complication comes from Plymouth:
While the Rev. Stewart Ross formerly rec
tor of Christ church, Belfast, was address
ing Q meeting Of the Plymouth Young
Mems ChrissiAn Society last night. Mr.
Charles Joy, an Emigration Commissioner
for the Dominion of Canada, burs! into the
room shouting,
"Hypocritsl you eloped with my wife. "
Ross ceased speaking, hesitated q mo-
ment, then becoming pale, evidently with
fear, he rushed from the hall. He was
pursued for nearly q mile by yelling
mob, headed by Mr.. Joy. Ross finally
turned at bay, completely tagged, and
drawing knife, stabbed two Of his fore
most pursuers. He was seized, disarmed
and taken into custody. Ross was ar
rAigned in court 10 day and charged with
the stabbing. he was remanded without
bail.
It now transpires that Ross, who was
living ct Belfast. Ireland, disappeared from
that place about two years ago, leaving q
wife and three children. About the came
time Mrs. Joy, the wife Of Mr.. Charles
Joy, teacher in the Sunday school con-
nected with the church Of which Ross was
pastor, also disappeared. Soma tipe after
the disappearance OF the couple, Ross
wrots Mr.. Joy scurrilous letter, inform.
ing him that his wife was living With him
aud suggesting that in view Of these facts
he JOY had better institute proceedings
for divorce.
After the arrest Of Rosa last night the
police visited bis lodgings and there found
the erring wife. Whsn informed OF the ar
rest of her paramour che was much distress
ed, bat exhibited no sigR Of regret for what
she had done. She spoke in endea,ipg
terms Of him and said sbe gloried il her
connection with ,he Lords Amounted" "
She was present at the hearing in the court
this morning, and cold!y met the stare Of
ALL Whenever che glanced in the direc
ton of the deserted Mr.. Joy, her former
hust and, her eyes flashed, whila a son-
temptuous curl played upon her lips.
f4TLAHs RERLE TO PARSELL.
DUBLIN, November 6.-MF. Philip Cal.
Ian, Nauonslist member Of Parliament Tor
Loutb, has written letter Tor publication,
in which be Gays. II an surprised at the
letter Of Mr.. Psrnell protesting against the
Nationslists Of my county selecting me as
candidate at the coming Parliamentary
elections / ON not aware Of any reason
why l should receive such upgenerous
treatment at the hands OF Mr. Psrnell aGer
my FIVE yesrs Of fsithfpl seEyics in FArlis'
ment to the National tRuse. call upon
the delegates 10 the nominating convention
ct Louth to suspend Judgment in the mat
ter until the convention assemblies, when
! will meet wbatever charges are advanced
against me. Dtspite the cruel wlops done
me By Mr Ps,nelt, ! haze only 10 say that
Vill still SUPP Srt the Irish party, aud lend
all my efforts to lAe sdVanc snisnt OF the
objects sought 10 10 attained by the Na
tionslists il elected"
| SALISBURY AR.UsEs THE sPAYIARG..
MADRID, November s.-Lerd Salisbury q
speech, indicating that the Conservatives
favor q retaEatory policy against Spain in
the matter Of custom duties, has caused o
profound sensation here. The lnparcial
obtained the speech in fall by telegraph,
an UNPRECEDENTED piees Of enterprise on
the part Of Spanish newspaper.
THE SITUATION VERY CRITICAL.
, VIENNA, November 6 The Eastern sit
uation ia regarded as very c;,rtosi. All
sorts Of rurnors -5e abroad, bat it is the
general belief that War csnnot Low be
sverted.
I KING MILAN rs pANgEa.
NIsca, November & The conspiracy
among the tolloEers Of Princs Raraseor.
Civic discovered yesterday, has more SUP.
porters than was e. frst believed, and had
many influential men in its fold. II is
learned today that it Was the intention Of
the conspirators to take King Milan's life
The Iioglesder Of the plo! was n.
Yilsjevis. A number ot persouS connected
with the senspirsey have been artsed.
The excitement throughout Servia is in.
tense.
BULGARIAYs PREPARING TO ATTACK BELGRADE
PurLIPoPoLIs, November 6.-Pnnce
Alexander is concentrating feet OF YES
sells and large number OF trooPs nesi
Widdin, with q view Of attacking Belgrade
the capital Of Servis, BY vsyef the Danube
riveF.
REVOLUTIONARY PLOT HIscARRIED.
BELGRApE, November Queen Ne
tslie, of Servis, on hearing Of the arrest o
the six conspirators mentioned in thest
dispatches yesterday Immediately went tC
Nessa 30 as to be with her husband, thu
King Milan, in the even: Of seriouI
troubles arising through the %scsi3s,iOE
! Of intrigqsYs
There 10 reason to believe the conspiracy
; is the outcome Of @ revolutionary pro
! grsmme recently planned BY the Pan
Slavist com uidee 10 Roumelis. According
to this revolution was to have taken place il
! Roumelis next year. II Tss 10 have beef
, preceded By street or populsce reVolu
ton in Sofa, which would have over
thrown Prince Alexander in fsver Q
: Prince Nicholas, OF Montenegrc, or OF tn
!. latter's son-in-lax, Peter KSrsgeogivioz
The outbreak at Sofa would have been th'
I signal for another 10 Servis snd Kim
! Milan having been sVep: from the th.ose
/ a Pan Slavist c-y would have been raise'
! for the union Of Bulgaria. Easter
}. Roumehs, Old SerTia and hscsd d.
mis-, under one scsp;fs -thst q
:. Peter Rara7eogiVioz. The Pau SlAVi'
r inrrguers, however, made q DistAk
e and took N Ksrovelof. the Bulgaria
: Prime Minister. into their confidence. n
d lyine on the old sentiments Of snimosif
il which he used to cherish toward Primo
d Alexander while be was il exile. Bot Il
o Prime Minister has become very friend
: uith the prince, and whether out Ct Il
n cere devotion tosards the latter, or
q cause he ssv TIE way TO D axe great c
st reer for hinself, be DO. onlJ rsyesied Z
conspiracy to the prince, but psrsusded
20 leading conspiiators to prtc1pitaie
% movement and excite it iu favor Of Pm
~ Alexander. II il said that the Pan Slsy
- r.--;,.aa had tka hnnkio0 of Rusefa