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NUMBER "a.
A HUSBANDS RAGE
TRIED TO KILL A WITNESS IN
COURT.
His Wife's Assailant's Story Was Cut
Short OF the Stand BY a Glitter.
Ing KLifc.

st. LOUIS, MN.,-Tnere was an ex-
Correction when DIR. Charles II. Groby
tried TO kill George Jones, a negro,
charged with attempting to ravish
GrOby's vile. Or. Groby lives In the
western suburbs.
One afternoon last month his wife
was down town shopping. In order to
reach her home, il was necessary to
cross two vacant blocks after leaving
the street car.
1t was In this lons1y place she was
brutally assaulted by the negro, Jones,
and although he did not accomplish his
purpose, Mrs. Groby was confnedto her
bed for several days.
Jones was arrested next day and has
been in jail since.
THE HUSBAND EXCITED,
DIR. Groby was evidently much ex-
cited while his wife was giving her tes-
timony. When she concluded, Jones
was asked if be desired to ask her any
questions.
eyes, l do" replied Jones, roughly;
81 want 10 ask her if she will swear 1t
was me who attacked her,"
vi swear it was that man." said Mrs,
Groby.
"You amt tellin' de truth, lady,
You amt tellin' de truth. | don't be-
lieve you coull tell tho truth anyhow.
l was not there, and you are tellin'
--c
DR.. Groby had moved from the stand
to the end of the attorneys table, and
and as he walked toward the prisoner
he held his hands under his cutaway
coat. His eye was on the negro, and a
he was about to say Mrs Groby was ly-
ing, the doctor uttered a sharp cry and
sprang for lin.
The negro seemed to realize his dan
ger and jumped from his chair. The
doctor was almost upon him, and in one
more step would have been within reach
of his knife, when officers caught his
arm.
They wrenched the knife from him
and carried him bodily into the Judges
room. Deputy Sheriff John Nagie
caught the prisoner and hurried him to
the cage, as DR.. Groby's son was seen
%buttoning his coat and approaching the
negro from another direction.
As 500 rs the case was disposed Of,
Deputy Nagel hurried Jones to the
jail so as to keep him out of reach of
DR.. Groby, who still vows he Will take
the law in his hands if justice is not
done in the case. 8
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LESSON BIBLE

REWARDS OF TRUST.
Temporal prosperity prov. % : rs
lisa. 81 49,.
Constant blessedness (Psa. "a: & ; 40
A..
Deliverance from enemies (Psa. 81
40 ; Dan. 3 ~.
Safety in danger, Pisa. IS : 80 ; Prov
90 : 25).
Success in effort (Psa. 81 : 5 ; Prov.16
81.
Firm stability (psa. 1875 l ; l Tim. 4
1O).
Surrounded with mercies (Psa. 80 !: 10
Jer, II a, 81.
joyful in God (Psa. 8 so III.
Resting In peace lisa. ?6 : 8 i; Rom
SD.
LESSON SURROUNDINGS.
INTERVENING IRoPHEoIKs - III,
passage from Isaiah 10 IL to IL 6 il
closely connected with the preceding
lesson, referring TO the reign Of tn,
Messiah. Chapters 1928 contain
series of detached prophecies agains
foreign nations; Babylon, Assyria, tn
Phiilstines, Moab, Damascus, Eth iopia
Egypt, Babylon again. Chapter % re
fers to events at Jerusalem, but il
chapter 20 there Is another prophec,
against Tyre. The order is not chrome
logical, as even the margin of oul
English Bible indicates. Only q few
data occur to determine the time of the
particular prophecy, but the first pre-
diction against Babylon was probably
made later than the rest of this divis.
ion. Those who think other prophe.
cies than those OF Issiah are included
in this book, assign from Isaiah Is /:
to IA % to the latter part Of the Baby.
lonian exile.
Chapters 24.27, it is generally held,
constitute one prophecy. They tell OF
Judgment on the nations, especially
upon n city (unnamed), probably
Babylon. The blessings OF salvation
coming upon Gods people are depicted
in chapters 26 and 81, and these as
consequence Of the deliverance he has
wrought. The tone Of the whole is ex.
allied and evangelical; the passage
forms a fitting climax 10 the previous
prophecies (chaps. 1929. 1t has beer
urged by modern critics that the re.
marksble elevation of thought, etc,
point to an author much later than
Isaiah. But there is no proof that any
later period is indicated by the sllusion,
in the prophecy.
TIMF.-1n the reign Of Hezekiah,
probably neal the time Of an As.
syrian invasion ; that Is, between b.
@. TIA and FOL. The year cannot be
determined. B. @. 712 Is the date in
the margin of English Bibles.
CONTENTS OF THE LESSON 1t is part
of a song Of triumph by Gods people,
10 view of the ueliverance spoken Of
in the previous chapters. The triumph
is depicted under the figure OF a city
that cannot be destroyed, accessible to
the righteous nation. defended by Je,
hovah himself Tvs. Icy. The people Of
God, having learned righteousness
through Gods judgments, now in their
deliverance become teachers OF right.
Tvs. 7-10).
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Two trains on the Wabash Road
were in collision near Aladdin, Illinois.
Engineers Wilson and Blouchard ofthe
two trains we've killed, as were four
italian Immigrants who were in the
smoker. The two firemen we're
also injured, one of them, Henry
Worbays, fatally, and the two express
messengers and eight passengers were
also injured.
Mary Bird, a member of a theatrical
con pany now playing at Cincinnati.
died from the effects Of burns, received
by her clothes accidentally catching
fire.
Mrs. Frazier Troxell and her little
| girl were burned to death by an explo-
sion of gasoline at Clay Centre, Ne
braska.
Two engines and one car of a stock
train broke through a burning bridge
near Sentinel Butte. North Dakota. 3
Foreign Brevities.
The Pop, in excellent health, gave
a New Year reception to diplomats.
Captured by the Mahdi, and falling
falnting In the African desert, Olivier
Pain was buried alive.
Empress Ere lerick has offered her
new chateau at Cronberg, in Hesse- as
sau, to her nephew, Prince Albert Vic
tor, for his honeymoon.
The Count of Paris writes that relig-
| Gus interests in France can only be
guaranteed their rights undera restored
monarchy. A
Paris papers question the Czarina's
visit to that city.
Premier Rndini Is enthusiastic over
the Worlds Fair.
Actor Sully denies that he is comm
to America to live. but will come t
play "IlamIet."
One of grips distinguished victims
was Emile Louis Victor de Lavelage,
the Belgian author.
Systematic efforts are being made for
formidable Russian jew migration to
the United States in the spring.
In an interview in Paris, Malta, the
late Chilean Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
says Chile's new Cabinet Is Il "dalsy."l
The revolt of the natives on the
Malay Peninsula has b, come general.
France has doubled the duty on
English cotton imported in the Gaboon
West Africa district.
George e. Hit. American Deputy
Consul-Generii, London, has resigned
and will resume the business manage
ment of the indianapolis J%Ournai.
Guy de Maupassant, the French
author, attempted suicids by shooting,
at Cannes. while suffer ng from nery-
Gus proelTation.
The corporation of Dublin was yes
terday expected to congratulate the
Duke of Clarence and AvOndale and
Princess Mary Of TIE X, but no quorum
attended the meeting.
The Pope accepted frances terms
for ooHcili alton. including the cesss-
ton of the episcopal letters to the
Archbishop of AK ami the suppression
of Catholic electoral catechisms z
A majority of Welsh coal miners are
idle.
Louis Jennings will remain In Parlia-
ment.
Snow in Paris and the cabmen on
strike.
France Interestingly watches the re-
belllon in Morocco.
Emperor Francis Joseph dissolved
tire Hungarian ID ct.
The London Chronicle ad vIseS Canada
to establish free trade with the United
States and England.
Thomas Ryan's loaded revolver cost
him a dne OF $40 aud costs upon landing
A. Queenstown from New York, 8
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DAILY HOME READINGS:

M.-Isa. 28 ; lilo. Joy Of tn,
Kings SUBJECTS.
lisa. "a !: 1-12. Judgments or
the land.
Visa. "a : 1923. Joy amid
judgments.
lisa. 25 /: 1-12. God praised
for his judgments.
F.-Exod. Is 1-21. Songs by the
sea.
S.-Rev. 8 : liz The new
song.
S.-Rev. 2 : 9-17. A heavenly
song.
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animal SIZED u of his hamls and bill
u In a terrible manner. Lock Jaw Is
now feared.
Paralyzed for twenty-five years, Miss
Nellie Fancher, Of Brooklyn, is ready
to die.
A New York car conductor has been
arrested for turning the passengers out
before reaching the end of the line al
night.
Charged with burglarlzing W. II.
Smiths house, No, 1847 Elizabeth
street, Philadelphia, Theodore Croft
was locked in the New York Tombs.
A virulent form of diphtheria Is re-
ported to he prevalent at Stoneboro,
Penna- Twenty-three families are
strick.n with it, and a number of
deaths have occurred.
Prince von MichaeIo, a crank who
has been annoying the family of Jay
Gould, in New York, was pronounced
insane, and will be sent to an asylum.
Mike Labanko made three ineffect-
ual attempts TO shoot a woman in
Hazleton, Pa.
Joseph Haley, alias "B Baltimore Joe,"
an inmate of the Lancaster County
Insane Asylum, who escaped on New
Years day, was recaptured.
Arcadiau Hall, at WestHeld, New
Jersey, was damaged by fire to the ex-
tent OF 10000. 2
A wealthy farmer named DssjardiDs,
his daughter and a little boy broke
through the ice and drowned at Mon
treaI.
While Jacob Kesseling and his son
Joseph were crossing the railroad at
G~lrardville, Penna., the boy slipped,
and, falling across the rails, was be-
headed by an approaching train.
w. A.. Williams, ere boss at Park
No. 3 Colliery, at Mahanoy City,
Penna., was struck by runaway mine
cars and instantly killed.
Rather than 60 to jail, Ralph Reber,
q drummer. married Rosanna Garthan,
in the I.ehigh county, sherlff's office.
While making a raid in Carlisle, Pa,
Policemen Martin and johnson were
damned numerically by four men in q
dark room.
Burglars, at Reading, Pa, shot at a
watcLman who interrupted them while
trying to rob the Pennsylvania Railroad
Toulouse.
Falling from a locomotive near Brad
ford, Pa, F. M. Hill had one leg
ground through cogs its entire length
at the engines side. he died.
DR.. Ruth's horse ran away near
Allentown, Pa, jumped into the river
and drowned, while tie doctor and
his companion swan ashore.
Audacious Thomas Ford visited q
Scranton, Pa, police station and
entered a trumped-up complaint,
then stole officer Lewis p!pe from his
desk. 3
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GOLDEN TEXT: Trust ye in The Lord
for ever: for in the Lord Jeho Yah is
everlasting strength. lisa. 20 "A.
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GOLDEN TEXT FOR THE QUARTER:
He shall reign over the house Of
Jacob for ever and of his kingdom
there shall be no end.-Luke l 80.
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GIRLS ROUTED BY FIRE
Driven from College in Night Robes.
Having Escaped the Flames, the Fifty
Young Ladies Nearly FrOze
to Death.

SPARTANBURG, >. a., Jan. 3. Fifty
female pupils, rObed in white. made
necessary by their hasty exit from
Converse Female College, had to crouch
behind the shade trees, while the fierce
flames of their burning home illumi-
mated the weird scene. The thermom-
eter registered only 20 degrees above
zero, a point which represents untold
suffering to the people Of this reglon.
Converse College is situated il a
large grove one mile from here, and
over half a mile from the nearest
houses. 1t was built abOEt two
years ago at an expense of 100000.
AS the night was intensely cold. the
furnaces were tested TO their limit, and
the young ladies retired for the night.
1t was slightly after midnight that a
colored mar noticed the shooting Of
the flames from the furnace Ioom
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LESSON TEXT
LESSON PLAN.

lisa. 26 : lilo. Memory verses, j.
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Verse /. -''Salvation will he appoin,
for walls and bulwalks." az The
point Of defense; (2l The means Of de
Tense; t8) The Director OF defense. q!
A safe position; (2) A glad song.
Verse 2.-"Open ye the gates, that
the righteous nation. may enter in
% The strong city; (2) The righteous;
nation; (3) The open estes.
Verse 8,-''Thou wilt keep him inper.
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LESSON TopIo: Joy of the Kings
Subjects.
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TorIo oP THE QUARTER: Christ the
King.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 10. ls12
A Song Of Salvation,
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South and West.

by a wreck on the Fittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago road. at Salem,
Ohio, Engineer Martin Grimes and
Fireman James Craven were fatally
injured. and James Head, a brakeman,
hal an arm crushed
Robbers murdered Joseph Lomlt2
and fatally injured his little child, In
their home at Bay City, Mich.
A passenger train on the last Teunes-
see, Virginia and Georgia Railroad was
wrecked neal Bristol, Tennessee, by a
broken rail, Two coaches were ditch
ed. Seven persons were severely In
jured, among them ex-Congressman b.
II. Butler.
Two men, named Fisher and Atkin-
son, have been arrested In Harrison
county, Iowa, to answer the charge of
counterfeiting silver dollars. 4
Male students In the American Medi
cal College, of st. Louis, made q fall
ure in trying to drive out the girls.
During a street fight in Perry, 40
miles south of Greenville, Florida,
Robert Parker and John j. Garuto,
were killed and Thomas Walters was
fatally wounded.
In Sheboygan Wisconsin Edwin
Fairchild shot his step-daughter, Arlle
johnson, and then killed himself. The
girl may recover.
The jury in the case of DIR. Graves,
on trial at Denver, Colorado. for the
murder of Mrs. Barnaby, rendered a
verdict of murder In the first degree.
Alfred o. Mann, aged % years, As
sistant Cashier of the Syn Pedro Bank,
California, shot and Killed himself. He
was married on Christmas Day and had
just returned from the wedding trip.
Patrick Curry, foreman iu a lumber
camp near Sagola, Michigan. was u
dered by Frank Stein. The object was
robbery. Stein escaped. l
Stage robbers captured $1,000 worth
of Jewelry near the Idaho state line.
President Harrison has resulted wife
murderer Penson, Of Leavenworth,
Kans.
Frank Beck was hurt and Henry
Miller'S bakery wrecked at st. Louis
by a battle of dynamite thrown at the
house by an unknown enemy.
Sam Joy a chlnaman, has been held
at New Orleans Tor smuggling pig-tailed
brethren INTO this country over the
Mexican border. He received S1+5 per
ChinamaD.
Thomas Slater, a partner in the dairy
business and bolrder with Charles s.
Clark near Sacramento, Cal, CON-
planned of his breakfast when Clark
shot and killed him.
By a collision In the yard of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail
road, at Crest0n, Iowa, Fireman Van
Werner was crushed 10 death, and
Engineer McKenna was seriously in
jured.
Wesly Goblin, of Virginia, Illinois,
was found dead OF exposure TO the OK
cold. neal his home.
John Barrett and his wife, an aged
couple living at Griffin, Georgia, we're
by al unknown person or
persons. Robbery is supposed to have
been the motive for the crime.
AS a result of an ARRAY at Springfield,
Illinois, between William and Charles
LOOMS, brothers, Charles, aged IA,
was shot and killed by William. aged
81. The latter was badly cut In the
neck.
A. P. Patton, a fugitive from JUS
lice in Illinois, where he was charged
with raising checks, committed sui
eide In st. Louis, while the po-
lice were forcing the door to arrest
him. 2
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r /. Song Of the Kings sub
jeets, vs.. IA.
2. The King and his En-.
emies, vs.. s, 8, 10.
8. The King and his
Friends, VS.. 10.
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ESCAPED IN NIGHT ROBES.

AT length they were put on their way
TO escape through the annex stairways
and began streaming out into the open
air. The change from tho heat and
smoke of the burning building into
the freezing atmosphere was almost as
terrible as the fate which they had es-
capped.
The building was utterly destroyed.
In about half an hour people began ar
irving from the city and the effort to
gather up the girls and take them to
homes began. Shivering with cold,
some of them were grouped around the
burning bu ldings, hoping to get
some warmth, while others wan
dered off ainlessly, being at sea as
TO what to do. President Elson fin
ally succeeded in having them all cared
for. l
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THE GIRLS IN

The main stairways reaching TO the
Two men ran from door to door, awak-
ening the sleeping occupants. As the
girls crowded into the Railways and
saw the main ext closed against them,
a scene of confusion rsigned. One
girl driven almost to insanity made a
rush to get through the fire but was
pulled back, her hands and face being
terribly burned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-14
DE Moss FAMILY.
\ Pleasing EncsrtAinment at the First
Dsptist Church Last Evening.


\ Pleasing Entertainment at the First
DsPtist Church Last Evening.
The wonderful De Moss family OF
Lyric bards drew large audience at the
First Baptist Church last evening. The
number OF instruments played oy this
family OF four is truly remarkable.
They form eight distinct bands and play
upon forty-one musical instruments.
In addition the Misses Minnie and Lizzie
De Moss have very pleasing voices, and
rendered a number Of vocal selections.
During the first part Of the pro-
gramme the violin band delighted the
audience, as did also the Spanish
mandolin band and French oca-
rino band. The solos were we'll
received. An interesting feature was
the Chinese Ngee Sine band, playing a
real Chinese melody. The musical feats
gave evidence Of the rare proficiency of
this musical family. Mr.. Henry De
Moss played on the organ "Old Hun
bred" with bis left hand, Yankee
DOODLE with his right hand, singing
Home, Sweet Home, at the same time.
George De Moss playing two comets at
once, soprano upon one and alto upon
the other. The programme, as whole,
proved the De Moss family to be true
artists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-14
SherIf's Sale Of Personal Property,
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county.
James c. Reynolds and others
vs..


In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county.
James c. Reynolds and others
vs.
David r. Paige, survivor, &c.
Under an order made by the said court in the
above entitled cause, will on
TUESDAY. MAY gath, Iee2,
sell at public auction the property hereinafter
described, selling the various parts thereof at
various places where the same now are, that Is TO
say:
Atthe Stone Bridge, Main street, beginning at
10 a. m, as follows:
1 T boiler. 3 small derricks, 1 tram railroad
track, 10000 feet Of lumber, more or less, false
work at stone bridge and Twentieth street Q
tons OF iron in false work At stone bridge, lot
of bolts, lot Of tools, lot Of rope, l lot OF
hose, 1 lot OF gas pipe, iron tubs, lot OF gas
lamps, 2Pulsometer pumps 2tram cars. Thence
at tn north end of Chapline Hill tunnel at l:S0
a. M, as follows; 1900 Ds dynamite, 5 shed
buildings, l boiler, pump, l hand power, sec
ton OF hose. lot OF gas pipe. pieces heavy
iron jointing, locomotive complete, circular
saw forge. lot Of gas pipe lot Of fixtures
south end OF Chapline Hill tunnel, Of $50 p. m
as follows: sets Of cart harness, sets OF
wagon harness, 8 carts, 2 pairs chain blocks.
| lot of wheelborrows, lot Of gas pipe, lot OF
tools, forge, 3 pumps, blasting batteries,
lot OF iron, p!ows, scrapers, trucks, bolt
machine, 90 tunnel cars, hosting engine.
Thence at the Peninsula, atSp. IN, as follows:
s pair car wheels, scrapers,2 car spiders, .
steam rock drills, 2 tripods, pump, l lot Of
steam fixtures, lot OF old iron, lot Of wheel
barrow wheels, lot Of derrick blocks, 1 lot OF
old tools, lot OF drums for hosting engine, l
sand screen. 9 weights for steam drills. lot OF
old car boxes, lot Of gas pipe. drill press.
safe At Office: safe at No. o. Twelfth street,
3 boxes merchandise at No. IS Twelfth street
LEWIS sTEENRoD,
mai2 Sheriff OF Ohio county
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-14
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
An Entertainments at the Opera House,
Last Evening.


Last Evening.
The pupils OF Lincoln colored school
gave an entertainment to large and
appreclative audience, at the Opera
House last night, under the direction
OF the principal, Prof. j. McH. Jones,
and the teachers. Each number upon
the programme was rendered in q cred
table manner.
The programme opened with chorus,
The Gales are Blowing" which was
rendered in a pleasing manner. The
parasol drill and the flag drill were
neatly executed, the girls in natty cos
tunes going through the difficult
evolutiOns with grace aud pre-
cision which gave evidence of careful
training. The calistbenic exercises by
Division "B" were very interesting.
The Japanese Wedding, in pantomime,
was one OF the best features upon the
programme. The makeup" was true
TO nature, the girls looking like so
many Celestials, In the unique costumes
and queues. The statUary was very
good. The csntata, 1.-The Gypsies Fes-
tival," closed q very pleasing entertain
ment. Miss Ada Lewis was accom-
PIANIST. "Blll" Turner and his quar-
tette delighted the audience in num-
Der of their inimitable plantation melo-
dies, during intermisSions in the pro-
gramme. At the close Of the perform
snce, children's reception was held at
Market Hall, and a season Of social
amusement followed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-14
Rasa RnIlNotes.

THE Mike Lslly's Jr., would like to hear
from any base ball club under IA. An
swer through the REGISTER, or call on Man
sger Wooster.
The Linsly Cadets beat the Linsly Jun
iors yesterday afternoon by score OF 5 to
6. The batting and fielding of the Cadets
was fine, while the fielding OF the Juniors
was very poor. The battery of the Cadets
were Wheat and Stager-and of the Jun
iors, Turner and Otto.
The Electric Globes will play the
Limekiln Club at Hess Level, Sunday,
May 18th. Batteries are Lloyd and
Carey, and Mularkey and Fitzgerald.
The NJ. E. Lally Seniors would like to
hear from any club under seventeen
years of age. II accepted, answer
through the REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-14
pemocratic suggestIon MeetluG.

The Democratic primaries for the Sc
lection of Delegates to the County Con-
vention, and to choose candidates for
Sheriff, Assessor and Prosecuting At
torney, as we'll as district tickets, will
be held two weeks from to-day.
To-day suggestion meetings will be
held in the various districts, except in
Webster, TO select names for the dis
trict tickets. The Webster suggestion
meeting will be held Friday. The meet
ings to-day will be held as follows:
Washington District, at No. 42s Main
street.
Madison District, at Hon. John o.
Pendleton s office, No. 1916 Chapline
street.
Union District, at Police Court room.
Centre District, at No. 224l Market
street, in Able e Longs hall.
Richie District, at South Side Turner
Hall.
Triadelphia, Liberty and Richland
Districts, at the usual places.