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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
Twenty Below At beverly.

BtyERLr, ". Va, February The
severest snoE stor4 that has occurred here
for a number Of years has been prevailing
tor several days and now measures in the
bottom from fifteen to eighteen inches
and which mas, be a great deal deeper in
the mountains. No doubt the present
storm will kill of on immense quantity Of
game. The thermometer this morning
registered 90 degrees below zero.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
Notes From Beverly.

BEyRKLY, W Va, February Capt
J. w. Marshall, Dzputy Internal ReVenue
Collector, who has been lying dangerously
in st this residence OF Miugo Flats, IS
gradually improving apd his friends now
auticipsts his ultimate recovery.
States Attorney c. Il. Scott and bride,
nee Miss Fannie Logan, ere Oh 90 a
bridal trip to the Southern cities, notably
New Orleans
Ars recent congregational meeting OF
the Presby,er:sn Church at this place, q
call was extended to Rev Mr.. EandeVen-
ter. of Phihpoi, to the charge OF tie church
At this place and Leedsville.
Our present Sheriff5 are paying OF all
claims IS they are presented. Inc
ipry 81 our last Circuit Court were
all paid oil when they were discharged,
something thst has not occurred tor sever
al wears which speaks well for our present
Sheriff and his efficient deputy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
SHIPPING OFF THE CHINESE
From Seattle Troops Asked for to ooeii
the Rioters.

From Seattle Troops Asked for to 1ueii
the Rioters.
PORTLAND, OGN.. February 7.-Io-asy'
as if By programme laid out, the Chinese
are being driven ont of Seattle. 1t Is un-
derstood that the knights of Labor are al
the head of the movement. The Chin SO
are marched to the steamer Queen OF the
Pacific, lying at the wharf, and the rioters
pay steerags passage to San Francisco Tor
each Chiraman put aboard. The steamer
plies regularly between San Francisco and
Puget Sound. At 2 p. m. about one hun
dred had been put aboard.
An effort was made By the rioters to
force the Chinese aboard without paying
fare, which is ten dollars in each case. The
captain stationed men with five streams of
hose and is prepared to throw boiling water
into the mob if they renew the attempt to
run the Chinese into the vessel. The May
or of Seattle and other prominent citizens
have telegraphed to Vancouver Barracks
asking General GiObou, commander there,
for troops. General GibbOn has telegrsphed
the War Department, but mp to this hour
no authority has come from Washington
to send troops. Vancouver is dis
taDt one hundred miles from Seattle and
transportation would be effected by boat
and rail. The shortest time the troops
could be transported in is seven hours and
even if the troops should start tonight
they would be too late to prevent the Chi.
ese expulsion. Chief Justice Green, OF
Washington Territory, has telegrsphed At
torney General Garland urging him to use
his influence to have troops ordered to
Seattle. AS yet there has been no blood
shed or incendiarism, but it is believed as
soon as night sets in there will be serious
trouble, of which no estimate can be made
at this writing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08

mother and children gone, and all
your celestial kindred. Then kneel
down, and if you can't think
of a prayer TO offer, viii give you Q
PRAYER, namely: Lord God, l surrender
to the thee myself and my beloved wife.
and these dear children. For Christ's
sake forgive all the past and help us for
all the future. We have lived together
here, may live together forever. Amen
and smenr Dear me! what a stir tt
would make among your best friends on
earth and in heaven!
JOSEPH THE SECOND,
the emperor, was so kind and 80 philan-
thropic that be excited the unbounded love
of most of his subjects. He abolished
serfdom, established federation, and lived
in the happiness Of his people. One day
while on his way to 0stend TO declare it O
free port, and while at the head of great
procession, he saw woman at the door OF
her cottage in detection. The emperor
dismounted and asked the cause Of her
griet. She said that her husband had
gone TO OStend to see the emperor and
had declined TO take her with him, for,
as he was ON alien, he could not understand
her loyal enthusiasm. and that it wss the
one great desire Of her life 10 see the ruler
for whose kindness and goodness and
greatness che had su unspeaksble sdmira-
ton; and her disappointment in not being
able to 20 and see him was simply unbear.
able. The Emperor Joseph took from his
pocket box decorated with diamonds
surrounding picture Of himself, and pre-.
seuted it to her, and when the picture re-
vealed to whom she was talking, she knelt
in reverence and clapped her hands in
glsdness before him. The emperor took
the name of her husband and the probable
place where he might be found at Ostend,
and had him imprisoned for he three days
of the emperor's visit, 40 that the husband
returning home found that the wife had
seen the emperor while he had not seen
him.
In many families OF this earth the wife,
through the converting grace Of God, has
seen the king in his beauty" and He
has conferred upon her the pearl of great
price, while the husband is an allen from
the covenant Of promise, without God and
without hope in the world, and imprison-
ed in worldliness and ain. Oh, that they
might arm in arm 60 this day and see
Him who is not only greater and lovelier
than any Joseph of earthly dominion, but
high over all, in earth aud air and sky"
His touch is lite. His voice is music. His
smile ia heaven.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
Ennnri Dead.

So. LOUIS, February 7.-Mrs Frederick
Iippert was found last night By her bus
md At Milis.Sdt oy Cenuegille, seven
niles south of Belleville, Ill IN ~ 2ncon'
sc;ons CONDITION. An examination OF her
BODY showed that she had been strncK on
the temple with a rock and had sustained
a franturs of the skull which resulted IN
her death g. three o'clock this morning
The person who threT the stone Is un'
knov5 "a il also the cause Of the SSssp!t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
WORK FOR JUDGE LYNCH.
A White Girl Raped Near Martins.
burg Yesterday.
A BLACK FIEND's DAYLIGHT DEED.
The Wretch Caught Hiding in the Town
and an Angry PopuIous
Threaten lynching.
Ssctai 10 he Rssxsia.

MARrSsBuRa, W. Va. February -
Not since the horrible Toliver rape case
have the citizens Of this place been 90 eI.
cited as they have been to day. The cause
is q 6endish rape. committed on Miss
Mollie Fellors, white girl aged "a years,
by Joseph Burns, a negro. Miss Fellos
has been employed in Baltimore as .
domestic, aud de,ermiDg to pay her parents
. visit, shs arrived here at noon to-day.
Mr.. Fellors lives some distance from the
depot and in order to reach home the young
lady was obliged to follow the railroad
some halt mile. Just as she reached Q
point on the road where high hills Of slate
hide her from view Of any passing pedes.
trian, she was confronted BY the negro
Burns, who held up his hands and said
come over this way Miss at the same time
pretending that train was coming. The
girl, noticing bis anxious tone and men.
scing manner. stepped in another direc.
ton. Quick as flash the black devil grab,
bed her, saying, come this way, you -
-" at the same time throwing her
against the bank. Then ensued
fierce struggle. The fright.
ensd victim attempted to scream
but the scoundrel filed her mouth with
snow and 6ually succeeded in accomplish.
ing his purposes. Hearing approaching
steps he then made away. The girl man,
aged 10 stagger home and fell on the noor
in dead faint. Her clothes we're torn into
shreds and her body much abused. An
old CO ored man named Fairfax saw the
fleeing negro The story OF the rspe
spread rapidly and men and boys hss,ened
to the scene, and search Tor The william
commenced.
HE WAS TovSD HIDING
in q house on High street, this city, and
after brief struggle brought before
Squire Matthew by Mayor Lambert, and
sentenced to Jail to appear for final hear.
ing in the morning. Joe Burns is heavy
set negro, about five feet three inches
high, twenty years old and notorious
character, having been twice in jail and 10
jus, out Of the penientiary. He has n
mean sneaking look and would com.
nit any devihsh crime Miss
Fellors 10 in q very precarious condition.
suffering severely from pains in her sidv
and head. She is a quiet, robust lady Of
respectable parentsge, and her faith.
er is almost art.5roken over the out,
rage This ID the second case OF rape ,ha,
has occurred here. The other ra.".s' -
Iy.sLsl. TGirnIB aro heard on oil sldes
this evening and violeICe may occur to-
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
Managing Ice 10 New York Bay.

NEw YoRx. February THE ice in the
Bsy is unusually heavy, which caused con
siderabls deisy 70 ferryboats and other
team craft and made thS transportation
of other vessels extremely hazardous. Tie
steamer Risl,o, of the Wilson lire, wsS
SrTcsd ashore on the east side Of the ship
channel at 10 o'clock this morning, but It
is expected that che will float the next high
water.
TITER-The Rial'o ~as aostsi s. ! p.
M without damage and procsedsS to Hull
Ehither she was bound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
EIv.nIrp for Lost.

81 JOay. February The BfiIisn
schooner Mir s Woodnsn, trcm Ne"
Yo,s for 5. John, before rePor;ed over
due. has 0esu given up tor losS. it issuP,
posed the vessel iouudered with sil nsnas
10 the gale Ci Jsuusry 9th. Three OF tns
l-eE le .y. large families 10 81 John.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08

Gk,sp HAVEN. Mica, February -
Me-. iarpeyg in this city was burned this
morpirr Tas origin OF the are is un-
knoan Part Of the building which con-
tsi.sd stock va saved, bot the machinery
vas badly dsnsysA Lee SS5.0ne; II
saraucs. $4,000 For'7 men are thrown
out Of eu oioyment Tee building Will os
imnala-llT rthnlLL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
GRAFToN's WALKERS.
Score Of the Amateur Pedestrian Per-
Rormsnce at the Rink.
Svecill 10 the Register.

Special % the hegtSseT.
GRAFTON, February THE all-sbsorb'
ing topic here since Thursday noon has
been the amateur walking match at the
rink. Five entries were made, but only
three held out till the end. All we're pretty
evenly matched, making the race q very
exciting one, which has been well attend
ed. The score ending at $3.50 Saturday,
stood as follows: Geo. Trader. &c miles
and is laps, in %! hours; C. Il. Jefferson,
Sc miles and Is laps, in 224 hours; }.
Morgan, SO miles aud l3 laps, in 224
hours; VIM. Carroll, y miles in 20 hours.
Noah Brooks leiI the track after two hours
walking, suffering, as he expressed it,
population Of the heart"
Capt. 'Letzinger was on the track q
while sweeping everything before him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08

kDASAroLIs. February The BODY Of
{ nan vss found in Pheasant Run, near
;hs CIV this afternoon. he had attempted
TO csae.ir suicide by hsngipg himself from
a tree osss5angiug the stream. Inc rope
broke aud he Vas pseciPitssed TO the osS
of tn creek he vas about % years oio'
ard lis name is supposed from papers
fo.uj o. hIs verson, 10 be Jshsnnes Aba
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
.,.,nv.b. roWp,s Namesake.

TErsoDEArz. La, February l.-At
dance 10 miles beloS here last nlGnt' Z
o. Morris, known as Canada Ball, ior
msrly a Justice Of the pesce, was shot ana
EiIled by q l9 year old boy named Ihioo-
Ssapx Who during = quarrel with another
ns-tv was struck BY Morris. The latter
had the reputation Of being o notorious
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
Ra.nlt of the Coke strike

PrrrsBURs, February T--Furnsces Nos,
7 and 2 of the Cambria Iron Company
.i,nstsd a, HolEdsys6urg, we're banked
5own Yesterday on account Of scarcity
Of coke caused By the prolonged strike in
shs Connellsvills regions. The suspension
throws three hundred men out OF employ
msnt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
rhr ninIIor, BOYCOTT.

Usl,ts. TiA, February The msr-
cham. b-r- have been visited By COM
mir,,e Of the hLish.s Of Labor, who eH-
pla.cei q them the case OF tie ooycott
again. tie Mal'ory steamship Company
a9i requested them 70 Elthd'sT their pa
Ioa.ye isou that hue The COMMITTEES
,ec,rsi isyu the majority OF the mer-
chsn.s ass9rarcss ofsup2o:r and sympathy,
and ey2rsAs.sas Of h-l'et that their cause
for -omolaiut Ess ilst and deserving Of
su,o.-.. Fey Of the usrchsnts were no''
Enmr-l-,l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
49, nt Grnre CITY.

PrrrsBuRG, February I.-GroTe CITY,
mining town in the eastern part OF AeteeS
connty was visited by FIRE today when
S SostToysd Vests livery stables, Myers
S;1,coxI : hard ware store, Hawks clothing
store and Rusug'G butcher shop. inS
I,Ss il estimated st Sl5,0GC. The origin
ol the FIRE ia unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
DAMAGING smoke.

AusTlS, Tx, February lat an early
bour this morning FIRE was discovered 'n
the large dry goods establishment OF Ns.'
man i Co. The flames we're quickly SAB
dued bat The Srs had been snouldering
several hours, he smoke thoroughly pene'
usting and damaging the stock, which
was valued at 500. 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
J.H. q. Butcher Buried.

SPcCt9i - thf AfSh@'f''
BEVERLY, W. Va, February THE re-
mains Of Mr. John q. L. Butcher, Tor
per Beverly boy and son Of hr. Fountain
Butcher, were inferred here last Sunday.
Mr. Butcher vent to Idaho several years
sgo for the benefit Of bis health. Lat fall
be wen, 10 Washington and passed the sii,il
service examination and receivSd On sp-
pointmen. in the Land ofes Of the Inte-
rior department. Bot olcse application to
business shsse;sd ais health, and after Q
few days alasss be snecumbed 10 the grim
a.snstsr death. His remains were met q,
Grafton by bis cousin, Hon. B. ]. Botehsr
Who accompanied them 70 tAsir Anal rest
| log place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08

WESTERN editor has spent -. Sy years
writ;uz a book entitled, How to test glue"
an easy spbjec. to stick to; hst il the
preface be says however he knows no bet.
Ter remedy for coughs and colds produced
by sedertary habits. than DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
Prof. Morris Dead.

BALTIMORE, February 7.-Prof. Charles
D Morris, formerly Of the University Of the
City of New York. and for the last ten
years Professor of Greek and Latin in the
Iohn Hopkins Z University, died here to-day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08

Rosar Ssaasors, Roman fsnpsss Ro-
.ss 6o1s have oil ebxsgd he vosids
attention, but the rinsiesDtA e:seay Es
psoyided the sFssssa Roman q ~ ~,
salvation Oh; IL kills pain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
Mayor Brodsriek Dead.

wnEEssAERE, Pa, February Hon:
Thonss Bfoderick, MAJOR Of this cit:, lied
this evening Af.sr bref il=sss. he was
! 69 years OF age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08


A water pipe running along the side oi
the wall in s. o. Commins hardware
store burst on Saturday nigh, and the
water dsluged the stock Oh The shelves for
q distance Of about 20 feet, causing Al
ugly msss;
cleared several hundred dollars by their
/ late bazaar.
! Communion service sss held ia Tho
. Episcopal Church yesterday morning.
!, The infant child Of David Rankin wss
buried on Rose Hill yesterday
F! Drums beating and horns blowing
caused q racket on Rose Hill Saturday
night, bu, We failed u learn Who "a
ise.suaded.
/ Three plain drunk. were run 'n SSar
day night.
| The Catholic bazaar ON the 24th is the
next big event
An Indian shos will be given 10 Tsrnsr
! Hall 10 night.
Quarterly MEETING finished in he Sec.
ond n. z. Church last night In the sftr.
noon communion was he'd
At this Whiting (S p N } slI kopes have
.been abandoned - 70 the recovery Of DR.
, N. d. Res>oner.
u A hght Of small proportions occurred in
} ione Of the saloons on Union street Sa;pr-
, day evening
The cshdlda..s found yesterday plesxaGi
10 discuss the pros and cons Of matters Of
interest on the corners
A good many people fris ada oi the
church, or friends OF John Moore. o.
p friends OF ofboth-greatIy regfets competitol
!, could not be got for aim in the mair
stem. John Moore woke up one morning
and found him.eH famous.
- There seyer was 90 much eIthusiAsu
II sbc-.st bszssr n sboa; the one Of ~
- =. Johns Church At ElJtian Rink Ib
= drss parade ard drill Of the Wheelinl
:. = Knights Of 81. George one nigho the gran
N. parade Of Bellaire fremen spoths
night, and the ,isis Of neighbo'
- ing hucien, Order Of Hibefnisn'
=, smother. are among the attraction
!, The hrsmsn's trumpet, for shichI the di
- fsfept hose compsnies are 70 contest 4
y the bene6: Of 81. Johns Church, IL on e,
hibition, and u magnificent piece {
workmanship, admired By ell. From 'h
rivalry ons hears the company Who gsts
ny viii richly earn it.
'n Boil Of Honor for January. 90. 10 roo
~ No. 4, St. Johns school: Kats Fshsr.
ID Anna wbealan, Eliza Carey, Kate Asss
n2 Mary Coyls. Kate Bentfeld, Mora Pike
ne Mr.. Hunt, Debrs, Carey. Kate Roseh. No
leh care. Brady. Lena Lspptrt, AAfgar
Blade. Ksie Csnley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
Amnrrll.ln nnd Fntal = eeident.

NDAS,pHus. February Frank Ban
sr shile Llnring rabbits south OF the city
ibis sf ernoou. was horribly and fatally
injured by toe scciden'sl discharge OF his
gGC. 4 iu1 load OF shot entered bis
s;oEGsA lsaripg bis iufss.ines in 8 shock
lng aaCzzr. He lived bat q short tune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08

Tue hereford AA4Suae and Cook Book
9Altei rec oa sppliesaSS 70 The Runtord
chemical works. ProYidsaeS, k.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08
A BRLLAIliE PAsTOk
Raises Something ofa B,c.,e In Hi. Con.
Ersgn ton.

Ersgn.ioB.
Not q little sensation was created yes
terday morning among the members OF
the First Presbyterian Church when Rev
J. h. McKalIip in bis sermon announced
that the directors OF the church have been
negisetiug their duties and the pastor ssid
t5ey should not be 90 careless sbou, mat,
tiers pertaining to the institution. The
words Of the reverend gentleman irritated
several Of the Dig heads in the church, and
one gentleman WA so badly effected that
he arose from his tea, and begged leave 10
differ with the speaker. Words followed
on both sides and one or two other perGons
were on the verge Of joining in the debate,
when by quick perception on the lar, Of
Mr.. McRsIlip. he proceeded with his ser
mon. Some Of The audience feel mat
the pastor was little
severe. bu, upprej1diced minds
sustain the minister and 10 their inner.
most souls feel tina, the average church
goer and apostle Of Csrist needs touching
TO the quick Eore frequent than is gen.
eral
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08

on the road 10 heaven1 Yca tbnk you
have q happy home Dos, sut what home
you voald kave if you both we're religious!
What 8 new rscredness it would give to
vour marital relation, and what new
iaht IL uoald throS on the forehead OF
your children. In sickness, what . com
fortl In reversss Of loEtGne, Eha. q
wealth In death, what triumph! God
/ near. 5ou 70 be the high priest Of your
household. Go home today sAd take tbs
Bible On yozr Jap. ana gather ell Jour fam
ily yet living around you, and those no
living will hear Of it in fash, sndas min
istering spirits viii hovsr-fsther snt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-08


and you sit down at the table and criticize
the way the food l. coossd. fou shove
back before the Others are done eating,
and snatch up tie evening paper and
read, obivious OF what has been going on
inthst home all day. The children ere in
ave before the donssi.c autoeEst. Bah
bling over vita ius, YET they must be quiet
and with healihful cariosity, yet they must
ask no questions. The wife has had
enough apnoJanees in the nursery and par
ior and kitchen to ELL her cS;ves vita
ne,tles sal spiEes. As you have psoYidec
the money !ot food ard wardrobe, yon tee
Won have done al required Of you; To
yard ths good cheer and the inieihgen
improvement and the moral enteFtAiumen
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-24
KANSAS "ZEPHYRS.

Mr.. Murdoch, of the Wichita
EAGLE. has often been called the
breezy editor of Kansas. lnasmnch
as he always exercises all of his pow
ers in and of the Improvement and adj
vancement of his home. city and
neighborhood. most commensurate
use Of ones abilities. the epi,het can
never be other than "A complimentary
one. Next TO his own town aud
county Mr.. Murdoch branches out
upon the beauties of Kansas products
and Kansas institutions in general.
he latest from the EAGLE quill is
concerning a most conspicuous and
noticeable speciality of the state, par
ticularly at this eventful season OF
the yesr-ihe Kansas ''zephyrs. -
Ii is always proper TO speak
of Kansas wind, be ii gentle OF
otherwise. as a zephyr" The same
thing in Dakota may be blizzard, in
Indiana hurricane, in Nebraska 8
cyclone. il New York nor'wester, in
Texas a norther. In Kansas il is not
strictly proper TO use any OF these
synonyms. Sometimes, il is true, the
''zephyrs" in Kansas are little severe
They occasionally touch the objects
they meet with 3 severity that re-
minds US that the zephyrs in Kansas
love whom they chasten, and their
kisses. though frequently rough, are
well meant, and must be taken as all
for the best. Murdoch, on the sub
ject of 'zephyrs' in question, appro-
appropriately says, etc.-Tepeka Daily
Journal.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-24
GARDEN PLAIN RACKET.

To the Editor of the Eagle
Friend Lloyd, the leading lumber
dealer here, has skipped away to Mis-
souri, to ease away the siOw-going
days of early spring time; or in other
words to take a vacation until the
farmers are through with their spring
labors and revival of trade takes
place.
III. Il. Taylor, our real estate friend,
is also away, down in Arkansas in
vestigating that benighted country.
L. S. Smith has disposed of his con-
dictionary establishment to Mr.. Il. ii.
Clark, who will in the future dish out
in suitable quantities peanuts and
soda pop TO the people of Garden
Plain and vicinity.
The young people and perhaps some
of the older ones promise themselves
a pleasant time this evening. 1t is to
be a social dance with plenty of good
music.
Mr.. j. Il. Booth is now the landlord
at Hotel AvOndale, and is providing
an excellent table for the travelling
public.