Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-26
CAUGHT At his TRICXs.

> Rattle Drained baheF VINO 'A''A A'S"
soaring the Soldiers orphan Girls.
U,RRrsrrRG. Pa, January 2j.-One OF
the ~ 9st successful OF the Soldiers Orphan
Schools IN the Safe is tina: in charge OF
CAPTAIN Moore. sit4a.ed about three miles
west Of this city, ct a smal! ":l"ge known
as Camp Hill, Cumberland couu'y. Or
MANY months Wild runor3 have been cur
cul,tsd as to mysterious occurrences at the
school until faa)ly it becaao a. estao
f.bsl fct ia .Ee 2jnL3 0: the creduloos
and stupid ,hat tho place wAs h"inted
The mys.e-g WIS solved Gu Saturday last,
wbsn Cap,aiu MoO.e discovered that the
ns,.on who was creating the disturbance
"a. Lewis Laulel, lla baker q rt'I,e-
orsiu,d Individual, @ho has bee1 sai'iy'
ing his thirst t)r n0!orIety c, the expense
OF The school. e.,
A5ous 5rne OF iast year mysterious ma,
night gisi;a'ions T. he girls dormilory h.tS'
commenced. Quite number OF the Pi2i'9
ysra Awakened icom their psGc5:u! s'1m'
has bg man standing ou tao ire e5snp
and Who in sspulcbrsl touel c5ied. .U!'i7 ,
Girls" Il is easy TO imagine the e:!e't o'
sucL actions. In an instant tue room rang
with gcreams and everything was IN 'he
wildcat confusion. The teachers were on
hand and we're 10Th to believe the stories
~ told ~ one or two Of the girls o. the
: "spcagralce Of nan at tue WINDOW.
When he circumstances were related 10
7 Captain Moore be quietly apPC. &Iea I
wa'ch, but as these vas no return Of tue
yisitor II was dispensed With. This aa'
hardy been done when the "GhoSts as
. the children thoroughly believed the VISITOR
( 70 be- returned This time he was oolaeE'
az be was seer 70 enter the room Walk
oui.tly to where the night light was burn.
irs aud extiuguish it. The cry 6. 'G'rls
/ Girs" was repeated, snd the person " "
drew. The CONSERVATION OF the griS
nassed all bounds, and their fears we're
oniy al!aved by returning sunlight. lhe
( tsaaLers, srd especially Captain Moore
ygers uerple4sI aud worried. Inc only
o,ber narsau VINO nGG 5aen the visitor Je
sijss he scholars was the baker. Ie told
in IN iruoceu, yet earnes, way Ho% ne ne
( had seen a tall mRu rash down the itte
escape He had followed and chased ban
up the road for quite distance; hut naa
bsen unable to oyertake him. Nacs'Ior
came on shortly alter this sacond VISIT, and
the scholars went home and related the
marvellous and mysterious action d
school.
A few weeks ago the trouble assumed a
raw hut equally perplaxing aspect. in'
closet in which the lady teachers kept t9eH
underclothiug was broken open a1d
nrmber Of articles OF wearing appare! IT
r;a5 evsv. The bake house was also bro
hon open and other acts Of vandalism per
1strated. Lantsl reported on last THURSDAY
tLa, the bakehouse hsd JSea broken opeI
ord a barrel of flour taken away. Lnrni
,ba dav the paddock to the door was ioun.
rear the building, aud when this was cruz
calIy examined by Captain Moore tnS
. gsnflemsu YES Convinced that Il ma
5esn removed by tLs use OF Key anu 'Ls
SsoJsn with q hammer. 10 Lantel ha
tho only kew to this lock, suspicion iof % %
, So, ,;r1a rSs,ad ON him. That rlgAt ID
> n,c.-on of the institution Mrs. Mater y
. no-,ad tIss she had ssen man looh I'D 81 ~
, t,arsom over the dec q her room; ou
) recognized the head as thai yS'ch h,L;Goo Lnn.'
nsrslIv carried about on hls shonaaeI, a,o
E Tbs Confirmed the Captain, and u"O var
was V IS kept on he baker. The tolloTSo s,O
. ";,bt IFridsy) auotheg commotlon wa va
{ oansaa bv some person sly'y opening u
? Soor of the girls dormiIory aud reaep.I III
SLh,I uooS ~ one of the girls by the aukL
II T,o5J calls for help and screams 0: tF'E :,
brought the teachers, TO be met VIII" Il
same old story.