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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

Because She Would not Let Him Bring
Another Woman Into the House.


Another Woman Into the House.
Last night about half-paSt eight
o'clock, Frank Starkey, who lives on
the upper end OF the Island, near Ken
tucky street, and who came here few
weeks ago 70 work on the street car
line, made most brutal assault on mis-
vile, cutting . cash several inches In
length in her forehead.
The cause OF his displeasure was bis
wife's objections TO his bringing another
woman into the house.
Starkey went TO Bridgeport early In
the evening and came back about the
hour named with an unknown woman,
whom he desired 90 become . member
OF the household temporarily. His wife
went 20 the door and naturally objected
to the females coming 10, when Starkey
began to abuse his wife and ended
M with q terrific blow az her head. The
wife fell unconscious, the unknown
female skipped out, and Starkey, hear
ing that officer Stump had been called
for. fed towards the Back" river Of
fcer Stump started ia pursuit aud final
" caught his man back in the Old Fair
grounds and brought him over 70 town
In the patrol wagon.
A physician was sent for, and Mrs.
Starkey vas revived and her wounds
were dressed. She bled proiusely and
semed TO be quite badly hurt. oShe gave
her husband a bad record, and told Of
fcer Stump be had killed a colored
man in Indiana. Staley was confronted
with this charge az the City Hall last
night, but he denied II, as a matter Of
course. He is straDping big fellow.
and is said TO be "ba-ad man" gener-
ally.
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SAM JONES TO BIZ HERD
WITH REV. STEWART AND PROF. EXOELL Al
THE MOUEDSVILLE CAMP GROUNDS
The Gate, viii Be Open % Sunday snd E1cur'
sion Trains Will Run-AssisIani Pastor
Selected for The 0. p
Church.

The opening OF the gates at the
Moundsvllle camp grounds on Sunday,
during the progress OF the meetings.
has long been the bone OF contention be-
tween what might be called two fac
tIons in the Board Of Directors. Here
tofors the faction opposing the opening
OF the gates. and running sunday ex'
cursion trains, has been In the majority
but the matter has usually been com
promised. It being apparent that from a
financial point OF view, an extreme
policy In the matter was lnexpedient.
AS result of this view OF the situation.
the gates were closed two years ago,
and last year they were opened on Sun
DAYS. with the understanding that only
such B. az o. regular trains as were
running on May lst, would u.s. the
camp ground switch.
Yesterday the Board OF Directors
held a meeting at the Fourth Street
NJ. E. Church, for the purpose OF map
ping out a programme for the summer
meeting. Only twelve members were
present. The question OF opening the
gates on Sunday was under considera-
ton, and the Board decided to do so by
a vote OF 2 to 5. 1t was also decided to
allow the railroads to run as many ex-
cursion TRIMS on "big" Sundays as
were thought necessary to accommo-
date the crowd.
A proposition to secure the services Of
Sam Jones. Evangelist Stewart and
Prof. Z. o. Excel, also met with some
opposition, from a financial point Of
view, some members Of the Board be-
lieving that Jones would no longer DE a
drawing card. These three gentlemen
are now associated In the work at At
lanta, Ga, where they are building a
large temple. 1t was finally decided to
secure the three. The meeting will open
on Thursday, August 10th, and close on
Sunday. August 21st. Prof. Excel, who
conducted the music at the camp
grounds several years ago, will be pres
ent for ten days. Rev. Stewart will
conduct services for eight days, and
Rev. Jones will be present but three
days, one of which will be Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
THB SOCIAL MAZE.
Events Thar ARE Happening Ia the wOrio
OF Pleasure

Events Thar Are Happening IA the World
OF Pleasure
The Mozar, Singing Society will give
concert OF the evening Of April 5th,
10 which Mrs Flora Williams, w. B,
Day, Chaa 2ulAui Gaa others will par
tlcipste.
% Saturday afternoon Miss Sophia
Campbell entertained number OF her
friends very pleasantly at her homo on
North Market street, complimentary to
her guest, Miss Viola Bees. Of Pittsburg.
Captain and Mrs. Thomas Moore have
issued invitations for their golden we'd
ding anniversary celebration, az their
home 10 Tiltonville, Ohio, on Thursday,
March s0th Captain Moore and Miss
Clark were married In this city in ls43.
Thomas Tappan and Miss Emma kull
will be united 10 marriage this evening
at eight o'clock, at the home OF the
bride, on South Main street. A re.
ceptiou will follow, after which the
bride and groom will leave for Detroit,
their future home.
Miss Stella Lewis very pleasantly en-
tertained q number OF her friends at
her home on North Erie street on
Monday evening. The occasion was
the seventeenth anniversary OF her
birth. Dancing to the music Of banjo
and mandolin club was the principal
diversion OF the evening. An excellent
SINNER was discussed az midnight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
A DIAMOND PIN
Stolen From J. F. Thompson, OF Martins
Ferry. Yesterday.

Stolen From J. r. Thompson, or Martins
Ferry. Yesterday.
Yesterday morning Mr.. ]. T. Tbomp-
son, who has the contract al the Laugh
lin mill well, went into the barber shop
under the Commercial Bank, Martins
Ferry, 10 get shaved. He Invested him
self OF coat, collar and cravat, which he
hung on the hat-raCk, close to whore a
we'll dressed cOlored lad and q white
gentleman were sitting and cutting up.
After he had been shaved be proceeded
20 don his apparel, when he noticed
thata diamond pin, which be had pinned
on his cravat, was gone, aud looking
around be noticed the young cOlored lad
lust going out OF the door with his um-
brella. He hailed him and told him that
that was bis umbrella, and also sscused
him OF taking the diamond pin. This
he denied, and said that be had no in
tentlon OF taking his umbrella, as ne
had one Of his own sitting In the same
room, and had not noticed but what 10
was his own. He was searched but
nothing found. but was afterwards ar
rested and again searched. but
as there was no evidence
against him be was released. The
other party who was In the room could
not be found. II still remains a mystery
as to what became OF the pin. Mr..
ThompsoR. states that the pin was 10 the
shape OF a thres-leaied clover and was
only worth about twenty-five dollars.
but shat he valued II very highly on &C
count az Il being a keepsake. He also
stated that he did not wish TO prosecute
anyone il the pin was returned. and n
not there Is liable 70 be more trouble
vet.
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CARRIES APERS
cycv MORE coSSIaSs SER 70 4 AlSC
CELL
As VIII Answer 70 . State Warrant fsis Aorn-
ng-A Diamond Robbery Over Al Mar
6ss Ferry-A Brute eeab
Bis Villa

For abou, week pas' thai we'll
known former proprietor OF a mGtson dc
jote. Carrie Palmer, has been cutting
unlawful capers about a oumber OF sim
lar establishments 10 tOwO, much TO the
annoyance Of the persons residing
therein.
Last Friday ulshs Carrie got n hua
because her lover had temporarily left
her for visit 70 Georgia Franks. aud
after taking a few drinks she went
10 the Frank establishment and
demanded admit,ance, al the same
lime threatening 70 do the
rail Georgia bodily harm. Not
being admitted Carrie attempted 70
kick the door 10, and falling IN that
she went to Justice Ankles Office and
swore out two warrants for Miss Frank,
mon which her house was subsequently
rslded by COnstables LauchllD ard An
aerson. She has also been a. hlttY
Lees. Ann Randars and ssher similar
p,aces. being generally considerably
ths worse for drink, and succeeded In
r,,Lfng himself so obnoxious that
co,nnIslnts were msde'to Chief McNich-
nj for redress. Yesterday the Chief
obtained warrant from Justice Giles
pv for Carrie, charging her wlto
helms person not OF good
face, and last evening Officer James
Creighton. after quite search, found
her at Gladys Springer's house, on Eoh
street, and put her in cell a. the City
Hall, where the Chief said she would
remain until taken before the Justice
to-day, unless some one put up 5000 In
cash for her appearance. Later In the
night she found 6ondsman and was
released.
Carrie has quite a picturesque history
and several young men in town have
either gone broke In the capacity OF
her lovers, or else gone deep down 10
their pockets before they tired Of her.
Once or twice she attempted suicide
by the laudanum route because her
affections had been trlAed with, and her
iealousies have caused a good deal Of
trouble and expense both for herself
and others. Lately she has been living
IN East Wheeling with a well-knOwn
young man, aud has attempted the role
OF the queen OF the half world, but
with very indlferet success.
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who Knows Him:

Mayor John B. Brown, of New Castle,
Pa, writes Chief McNichol that he has
man In the hospital department OF the
New Castle Jail, who seems to be de-
mented and in bad shape generally.
His name is James McLain, thirty
years OF age, six feet high, weight $50
pounds. He seems to be a blast-furnace
man and comes from Wheeling or Steu-
benville. He had cards OF Wheeling
business houses in his pockets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
HEARING FINISHED.
DISp ositlon OF the Cases Growing Out of
Saturday Nights Raid.

DISbosltlon OF the Cases Growing Out OF
Saturday Nights Raid.
AT the Office Of the jail Saturday az
6ernoon Justice George Ankle finished
hearing the cases growing out Of the
constables' raid last Saturday night.
Patsy Brown and Virginia Black were
the first called. They were caught 10
Asselta's saloon. They were assessed
S. and costs each. Patsy's friends came
70 his rescue, but Virginia was remand.
ed 20 jail.
Ed Reynolds and Ella Nielus, colored,
were charged with adultery and forni-
cation. They were fined SEQ and costs
each, and ia default OF Sl0O bond for
their appearance before the grand jury
we're committed 10 Jail.
Jennie Miller, for keeping house o.
Al-fame 90 Morrow street, was commit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
r,r.t prashrterIan Church.

The Rev. A. B. Marshall preached
again last evening TO large cOngrega-
tion, and IL is manifest that the SER
vices are growing in interest from day
10 day by the increasing serious atten-
tion and the crowded audiences. The
precious thing OF the gospel are pre-
sented In most attractive and I'm
pressive manner. Mr.. Marshall will
preach again this evening and also
Thurtoay aud Friday evenings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
oonrlcted Of unlawful Cuttlng.

The trial Of r. H. Brown, for cutting
J. B. McCleary, terminated yesterday at
Wellsburg, the jury returning verdict
OF unlawful cutting. A sentence OF
twenty-five days in jail was imposed.
The ARRAY took place four years ago,
and Brown ran away, only recently re-
turning to town. Arnett and Sommer'
vile for defense; Hervey and Cotton
for State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
More About Rheinstrom,

Those who are anxious to communi-
cate with Alfred RheinStrom, the miss
ing manager, will probably find him at
17s w. s1st street, New York City.
This is the address he gave to c. P.
Dorr the night be left town. Mr.
Rheinstrom told his friend Dorr be ex-
pected to embark in the land business
in New York, and expected to leave
town very soon. He had great roll OF
wealth with him. He took the train
Tor the east that night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
Fair and Social.

The members of the Sunday school
and Ladies' Sewing Circle of the First
Baptist Church will hold fair and So
cial at the chapel, corner Of South York
and Virginia streets, Thursday and
Friday evenings OF this week. Special
features will be good cornet, banjo,
guitar and mandolin music, an illustra-
ton of the powers OF veDtriloauism,
good recitations, and Mrs. Ziegenfeld-
er's excellent ice cream, cake and lemon
ade; also, a table of fancy and useful
articles. No admission will be charged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
Cut in the Arm.

VIM. McCracken, foreman Of the Ohio
River round house. at the foot OF Thir-
ty-fifth street, fell from a coal car
through the window Of passenger
coach, yesterday morning, and was Sc
verely cut in the right arm. One large
vein was completely severed by the
broken glass. He was removed to his
home and the wound was dressed by
DR.. ]. w, Mccoy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
A Residence Burned.

The dwelling house of Mrs. John WI
ley at Methodist Ridge, south of st.
Clairsville, was destroyed by fire on
Sunday. The men were at church and
only two women were at the house
when the fire was first discovered, and
they succeeded in removing but few
lighter articles. When assistance ar
rived the roof had fallen In. The loss
will amount to several thousand dollars;
no insurance. Mrs. Wiley was for many
years a resident of this city, and her
loss is deeply deplored by her many
friends here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
The Debt PAID.

Members Of the congregation OF tho
M. e. church in Beuwood are happy
over the final payment OF the debt 90
the parsonage, which was made yester-
day. A quilt contest between Mrs.
Morgan and Mrs BurEett was decide )
Monday night These two ladies ca
lected g sun sggregsting 500, whict
discharged the Indebtedness OF the
parsonAgs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

The Young Mems Democratic CLUB
will hold a meeting this evening to WIND
ND the business in connection with their
recent trip to Washington, D. c. This
meeting promises to be full OF pleasure
and amusement, as the boys will ex-
change experiences received on the
trip. Refreshments will be served at a
seasonable hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
NEWS OF THE DAY. {


Both Branches OF Council met last
evening and listened to the reading OF
the minutes of previous sessions. No
other business was attempted, and the
session terminated as soon as the read
Ing was completed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

ted. bot afterward furnished bond In
the sum OF $500 and was released.
John Coyle, who attempted suicide
on Friday, was released yesterday morn
ing and taken home by his brother.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
HIr With a Brick.

A brick was thrown through win
dow of car so at Twenty-hfth and
Chapline streets Monday evening.
about z o'clock, striking a man named
Lewis, q passenger. but only inflctlng
a slight injury. This is the hrst time
there has been interference with the
cars at that point.
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DIED

YAGER-Tuesday. March 2lst 1893. at i2:es
O'clock .. n, VtScESf J.. son Of john and
EnzabeIo Wager. aged % Years. nonta' ana
cays.
Funeral frcm residence OF parents. ms 10
Colloch street, ca Thursday morning. sss;S0
o'clock Mass at Cathedral e. O'CLOCK
Friends OF tie family invited ss Attsad later
nent AZ NJ Calvary cemetery.
BERGER-Tues1Ay, March 2ls, ls9S:
Ne:SO o'clock a. n, LAURA infant child o!
John A. and Margaret NiisbeTser, aged IL
months and 81 days.
Funeral from residences OF parents, No 10
Woods street. on Thursday afternoon. 81 2
O'Clock. Friends OF family invited to attend.
Internent at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

Fog Burns, Scalds. Bruises and ell
pain and soreness OF the flesh, the
grand household remedy Is DR.. Thom-
as Electric Oil. Be sure you set the
genuine.
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arsa. Sacrifice Sale of Dry Good.

Asl intend TO quit the Business og
May lst will close out my entire STOCK
at such cut-down prices that VIII as
tonish every body. Julius Jacobs, 1904
Main street.
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DEMOVAL NOTICE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
oFFIcE OF BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
MHNErINa NJ. VI


WHEELING, w. Va.
At n meeting OF tho hoard OF Underwriters OF
the City OF Wheeling, held March 18th, $50. the
following resolution was adopted: ResOirfd.
That from and after Nay lst, 1873. this Board
will require the following 10 per cent. Co-insur-
ance Clause 10 apply 20 al insurance issued or
renewed by members OF this Board, covering on
mercantile stocks OF all kinds, manufacturing
risks, 90 include buildings, machinery aud
stock,) and public buildings, emitting dwell
ings. churches aud bulldogs occupied for mer.
camille purposes, also stocks OF merchandise OF
all kinds. whore Insurance is not required In
excess OF 5000, viz:
FoUR-FIETHS COL INSURANCE. CLAUSE.
1t is part OF the consideration Of this policy.
and the basis upon which the rate of premium
is fixed, that the assured shall maintain insur-
ance on the property covered BY each item OF
this policy 20 the extent OF at least eighty (S0l
per cent OF the actual cash value thereof, and
failing 30 "a do. the assured shall he an insurer
to she extent Of such deficit aud TO that extent
shall bear his her. or their Proportion OF any
loss BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS
mr22, 95.29 the City OF Wheeling, WA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
ALEX F-REW,
MI MAIN STREET.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR

An prepared to conduct burials II mos, sat
,.fsctory manner; ali modern Undertaking sp-
nl,auces and eue BLACK and white funeral Cara
Con petent management guarantsed
lam TO be prorpt, ccnsidsrnts and reliable.
Calls BY telephone:
Residence, Alex. Frsw-fs. 81.
Stors-Eo. IA ts&1l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

Prof. Adams, of the Ohio Wesleyan Uni-
versity, . master OF the Pipe 0rgen. VIII
NAV in the Organ and Song Recital at
Fourth street Cherch next Friday even
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

PROT RIcri will make ms nrsS profes-
sIonaI appearance here. In an Organ and
song Recital. At the Fourth Street Church
next Friday evening. Hear him Stag
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

NoTICE-THE OWNER OF THE OVER
IN coat which was taken by mistake az the
Grand Opera House last night. can secure his
street. mar2q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
omcer snider Suspended.

Yesterday morning Chief McNichol
made an inquiry into the alleged
charges against officer Snider, and as a
result he was suspended from duty, and
the matter will be reported to the Po-
lice Committee. Mr.. Snider and Coun-
Gilman Zoeckler were both questioned
by the Chief, and while the officer de-
ned the charges, Mr.. Zoeckler sustain
ed the allegations made.
Extraman Rohrl went on duty on
Snider's beat yesterday, when the lat
ter was apprised Of his dismissal,
Snider turning over his badge, club,
belt, and other city property at head
quarters. Chief McNichol said yester-
day Snider would appear before the
Police Committee when the case came
up. In discussing the matter the Chief
said Snider was to blame for not prompt
~ reporting the matter TO headquarters
and asking for instructions, and ii the
allegation that he advised the car drlv-
err not to mako complaint was true,
be was also very much to blame for
that. He thought the officer knew his
duty, but for some reason failed to per
form 10.
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America. and iis illustrations ere, IN the 1sdg-
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals for furnishing ice for the
Mcclure House for the following year. com
mencipg April |. will be received by the under.
signed until March 9Th, lsg8.
mr2er RcLURE BROS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

vAyANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS WAITER,
w and wash girl at Hotel Brunswick. lmrz-r
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Rsnes. ot,hs stree. Car strik.r..

Benefit ofthe Street Car strikers.
The long talked OF benefit Of the
street car strikers will take place ct the
Grand, tonight, Col. Genther having
rendered them the theatre free Of
charge. The following Is the pro-
gramme:
Premier Banjo and Mandolin Ciuo-.............-.
--...................ln Choice Musical SSiscteps.
MI James Quinn,
In bis Singing and Dancing SpeciAlty. 49,
William, The Quarts, Nellie.
The Nid-air Meteors'
Vocal solo-Af,erwards. ..::-J. W. hulIen
Miss Alma Mater Wilson
Mr.. Walter kobsT
In His Grand Balancing Act
Bass Sclo..--.... NIL SDalles .VisSt
Mandolin EItrsyaganZa..-...::..-... -Frol' meyers
Mr.. Frank Miller,
In Scientific Club Swinging
Song-Selected Mr. h v A'AIs
Premier Banjo and Mandolin Club. ..-....-----.
....................Iu Choice Musical Selections
Sonrauo Soio-"Dear Heart. ........-..........-.-.
'..'.................Ars Kate Michael Fitzgerald
Great Horizontal Ba, Act-.-..........
-................ .-........A study Tor Gymnasts
Nessrs, Kober, Straub, Miller, Wheassno Leon
hart
Mr.. james Quinn,
IN his Original Song and Dance Entitled Den
mis- McMurphy, the Cop"
Grand Trio-"Believs Ne"
Yrs. Kate Michael Fitzgerald and hessts. X V.
Arkle and Charles Zulsu..
Gaorpe Biz Bros ..........--. hlKs
With their Funny ShadowgraphA
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

All s~rsors indebted 70 The estate % Maria
Kefflsr viii please call on ths undersigned and
SEIZE. and al persons having claims agsinst
ssid estate wall please present sane, properly
- wy. C. eTIFEL.
y uar2ia Administrator. l0zi Main 81
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WANTED-A HOUSE GIRL AND WASH
w girl At Hotel Brunswick. No. llS Mar
ket street. mr2sq
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UyANTEp-GIRLT TO LEARN MILLINERY
w trade. MRS, N. o. TROLL, 2l63 Market
street, South Side mrSlq