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Bennington, VT, August 10th, 1894.
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An Old Sixteenth,

Many if not most of our people will re-
member the last fireman's muster that
was held here before the recent tourna-
ment. 1t was August 18th, 1873 1.-THE 10th
came on Sunday, and was largely at
tended. d. G. Burt while out of town
Tuesday, came across a Rutland Daily
Globe of August 18th of that year which
contained a report of the days exercises
made by him at the time, to that paper.
Believing that some parts of it may be
interesting we print them, especially
that part referring to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
st. ANDREWS MISSION.
A Series of Very Successful nee,in g In
Pr0gIess There


Rev. DR.. Robert Barrett, OF Washing
ton, d. c., General Missioner OF the
Protestant Episcopal church, who has
been holding special mission services az
ST. Andrews mission on South Jacob
street since Saturday, has been having
very successful meetings. Last even
ing the vestal choir from ST. Matthew'S
church was present and assisted 10 the
services. Or. Barrett took his text
from ST. Matthew :: 24-9s. and preached
on the following subject: The tnhu-
ence Of the Word OF God on soul build
Ing"
This was illustrated by the character
istics OF e building as given by RusKin,
viz: Sacrifice, truth, power, beauty,
life, memory and obedience. Emphasis
was strongly laid on the Importance OF
studying and msdltAting on the word OF
God in aiminS at the perfect man In
Christ.
The discourse was full OF pertinent
and beautiful Illustrations Of the subject
which was handled in most mastery
manner. The particular application
was given under three heads, /. e. (l)
The word reveals our fault; (2) our
ideal, Christ; (3) the everlasting hope.
DR.. Barrett is very eloquent preacher
aud a very entertaining talker HIS
audiences have been large and attentive
and there is no doubt but that much
good is being accom- plished by these
meetings. Thursday night the choir OF
St. Luke's 2. +. church will be present
and assist ia the services.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
CUPID, NOT MARS,
S the God that Draws General Ezetta from
Mexico to San Erancisco-A very Pret-
ty and Romantic Little Story Of the
SalvadOrean Refugee A Handsome
San Francisco WOman's Charms

SAN FRANCISCO, November 20.-Gen.
Antonio Ezeta tonight will arrive in
San Francisco. he left Mexico on
Thursday commissioned, so the dis
patches intimate, to purchase ammuni-
tion and supplies generally TO be used
in the event Of war between Mexico
aud Gautemala. Ifprominent members
Of San francisco society are correctly
informed, however, the General is not
In the service Of Mars, but on the con-
trary mas been lured by Cupid.
While a prisoner 10 this city he fell a
victim to the charms Of one Of Califor-
MAS prettiest daughters, but his sudden
fligt prevented his paying his address In
proper form. He now returned 10 COM
plete, il possible. a CONG uest OF the
lady's heart. Ezeta met her while nom
nally prisoner in the California
Hotel. The ady, Mrs. Bessie Pax
ton, occupied apartments on the
same floor. A friendship sp.sng
up through Mrs. PaXtons blind
boy, who strsyed into Ezeta's room to
hear the soldiers stories of Sighting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
WHEELING, w. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 81 1894

TsYlor-F. Bruce Blum, Rep, Graf
ton.
Tyler-Stsphen G. Pyle, Rep, Bears
Vile.
Upshur-A. B. Clark, Rep, Buck
hannon.
Wayns-W. H. Smith, Rep, Whites
Creek; Hugh B. Adkins, Dem, Wayne.
Wetzel-John McKimmie, DEM, WI
leyville.
Woods. T. Stapleton, Rep, Park
ersburg; Richard n. Coroett, Rep,
Waverley; John G. Kimss, Rep, Foun-
tain Springs.
Wirt-Abraham Pierson, Rep, Eliza
beth.
TOtal-Repubicans, 40; Democrats,
%.
Legislature as q Whole-Democrats,
"a: Republicans, 63; Republican ma
jorlty on joint ballot, 20.
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NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of Telsgraphic News
in Small space.

BrpA PEsT, November 20.-In the Lower
House of the Hungarian Diet to-day. DR..
Wekerle said that be was convinced tnat
Emperor Francis Joseph would give tue
royal assent 10 the civil marriage aud con-
nected bills recently passed by the Hun
garian Diet and the House OF Magnates, as
such action was necessary IN order 70 paci-
fy the public mind.
CHICAGO. November 2O.-Fire in the
fashionable Victor fats this afternoon,
communicated 10 the Knox and Dupont
fiat buildings and caused 500, 900 loss.
WAsHrSeroS. d. c., November 20.-Sec-
retary Smith, Attorney General Olney and
Secretary Lamont today considered tue
question OF the use Of troops 10 suppress
the marauders in the Indian Territory.
The matter will be laid before the Presl-
dent before any determination Is reached.
LONDON. November 2O-The North Ger
man LLOYD steamer Havel arrived AZ
Southampton tonight from New York.
Among her passengers were Hon. Inomas
Z. Bayard, American Am bassador 10 Great
Britain, and Mrs. Bayard, DOtn OF whom
were in good health.
CLEVELAND, o.. November 20.-The Ma
tional ". e.. +. U. today reelected
Frances Z. Willard president Mrs. L. NJ.
y. Stevans vice president AZ large,
Katherine Stevens corresponding secre-
tarv- and Mrs. Clara A. Hoffman record
Ing secretary.
CHrc,eo. November pa sixty foot
smoke stack fell frOm the TOP Of the ten
story University club building this morn
ing and crashed the sEy-light Of the Handy
Abstrack Co.'S one story annex, sending
down a shower Of heavy glass; Ten peo-
pie were seriously cut, but not fatally.
TOXIC. JAPAN, November 20.-The
japanese Government has sent I niJeo
States Minister Dunn word that II can
oulv accept offers Of coucilstion from
China direct japanese arms have carried
success 50 far that nothing short Of sur
render is compatible with the situation
ROVE. November 20.-The earthquakes
continue. Many dead bodies have been
tskeu out and hundreds have been IN
fured. The inhabitants are living 10 huts
in the fields IN the ruins Of one church,
IS bodies were found
TOXIC. November 20.-Oncial report Of
the great earthquake Of October = IN
Northern japan show that 2. l55 houses
were oyerthroHn. 1908 houses we're
burned. 4s2 persons were killed aud 65l
we're injured. The damage 10 property IS
estimated AZ over ten million yen
ASTWERP, November 20.-A series OF
wool sales opened here to-day and will
close to-morroW. There we're available
900 bales OF which 2, 400 bales were
offered to-day. The Ssles we're very
disappointing. There were few buyers.
Following are the sales and the prices
obtained: Buenos Ayres, 10 bales At
sda6d. MonteTideo. 324 bales at2 4-5da
SD. Cable SdEicss from hsloOurBe
show that the wool market Is actiTs
and that prices are unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

The Largest in Point of Attendance Ever
q Vsn.

The Largest in Point OF Attendance Ever
& ven.
New YORK, November 2O.-The one
hundred and twenty-siXth annual din
uer OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF
New YORK, was given tonight at Del
monico's.
The dinner was one Of the largest 10
the history OF the chamber, more than
three hundred guests being present.
Tue large banquet hall was never
more eiabOraJely decorated, while the
tables were he8psd WITH huge clusters
Of varI-cOIored roses. Among those
present were: Alexander +. Orr, the
President Of the Cham Der of Commerce,
who presided; James II. Eckels, Comp
tr0.Ier Of the Currency; Mdj1r General
Nelson A. Miles; Wm. L. Strong,
Mayor-eleCt OF New York; Rear Ad-
miral Henry Erben, Senator Calvin ).
Brice, X-Secretary Charles ). FAIR
child, George j. Gould and others.
The opening address was made by the
President OF sue Chamber of Commerce,
Alexander E. Orr.
Mr. Orr was followed By ex-President
Of the Chamber Charles Stewart Smith,
who was received Wlth great enthu-
siaSm.
Letters and telegrams Of regret were
then read, among them being letters
from President Cleveland, Rev. Dr.
Par6hurSt, Nice-President Stevenson,
Chief Justice Fuller, Secretaries Car
Isle and Gresham, Speaker Crisp, Sena-
tor sherman, the Very Rev. ). Rey-
uo.ds Hale, Dean OF Rochester, Eng
land, The Ear OF Aberdeen, Governor
Genera, Of Canada, aud others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
K OIL. omce-s Rs-slectad.

New ORLEANS, November 20.-Hav-
ing reelected General Master Workman
James K. Sovereign, Master Foreman
NJ. J. Bishop and Secretary-Treasurer
j. W. Hayes st this mornings session Of
the General Assembly, the delegates
were in a fair way 10 rs-eIect the whole
corps OF officers Of the preceding term
al this evenings session.
The present incumbsnts were placed
before the meeting, aud were elected
WITH few disseRting votes. Washing
ton. D. c., was chosen as the place for
holding the next annual convention.
The officers were then installed 6y
Henry T. Allen, OF Michigan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
EXoELsIOK WON TWO
One Sided Games From tho Mozart Team
Last Night.

Last Night.
Last night at Mozart Park the Excel
sior team, OF the South Side League, de-
feated the Mozart club two games.
Wagner, OF the former, made the high
score of the evening, ls2. First game,
score:
Excelsior, George BeIswinger, l4O;
Dannenberg, 1877; Martin, l29; Fritz,
ia; Il. Beiswlnger, 1913; Wagner, lS2.
Total, s25.
Mozart, Rohrlg. ia; Schrasbe, l9S;
Vessel, los; Nolte, 1O6; Hoireuter, ll4;
Roth, l3s. Total, 7O7.
In the second game the scores were
very uneven, ana the Mozart could not
win. Score:
Excelsion-George BeswInger, 130;
Dannenberg. l25; Martin, l42; Fritz.
1913: II. Beiswinger, ll9; Wagner, l24.
Total, 763.
Mozart-Rohrig, 1O3; Schraebe, Oil;
Vessel, IO5; Nolte, l39; Hoirouter, 100;
Roth, l12. Total. $50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
A STEAMBOAT
Used t7 Indignant TsnnsSeeans 70 Chase
q Band of NUrieOuS R0oosrS-.. Blood
hounds as Assistants N Running Down
the Criminals

MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 90
Sunday uiEht Henry Fitzgerald, a clerk
To- The store OF Z. NJ. Suddoth at Friar's
Point, Miss, was shot and fatally
wounded bp Two burglars, who escaped
iu 8 canoe down the river. The
CITIZENS OF Fr.ar's Point char
tered q steamboat and gave
chase. The robbers were oyerhauIed
forty miles below Friars Point this
morning, aud a pitched battle eOsued.
One Of the bandits was killed Instantly
and the otaer escaped 20 the ArksDsas
s-0-e, where be is being pursued with
5.ooib0uuIS. The fugitive IS known
90 be seriously wounded, as q trail OF
blood was found through the swamp.
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railroad accident; that the railway com
apany placed him in hospital, where
he was for many months at the expense
or the company, but the name OF the
railroad be could never remember. In
the hospital be was given the name OF
II. H. Holmes, and went out not know
ing.that he had ever had any other
He then went 10 Ann Ar6Or, studied
law. graduating and taking degree
During the years OF bis menta'
trouble be married q western woman
and bv her had one child. When the
name OF Herman Mudgett dawned upon
him be said be had an uncomfortable de-
sire 90 visit his home and friends and
that is how be accounted for his sudden
appearance here.
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Investigattng Colonel Colt

STfft4t 70 t|t6 4r-l-s-E-
COLUMBUS, O., November Cool
oneIs Il. ;. Bunker. c. L. keDusn and
j. A. Kuert aud Brigadier General John
9. Eutresin, forming the court OF In
Quiry 10 the Colonel Colt case, met here
this afternoon aud organized, Col
Onel Eutrekin recorder. Adju-
taut General Howe was examin-
ad and the examination OF
Colonel Colt began. II only proceeded
up TO the point OF ordering the troops
TO fire, aud bis testimony followed his
report 10 the Governor. Tomorrow
morning the court will 20 TO Washing
ton c. a. to view the premises where
the shooting occurred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
HISS STEVENSON VERY ILL

a Daughter of the Vice President
Has Pneumonia and is in Critical
COBditiob.
AsHRvILLE, n. c., November 20
Miss Mary L. Stevenson, daughter OF
Vice President Stevenson, contracted
pneumonia on theNewEngland coast last
summer and has never fully recovered
therefrom. She came here very I'll and
her condition now is serious, II not crit
fcal. One OF Miss Stevenson's sister ar
rived here Monday and another is ex-
pected to-day. The Vice President is
here with his wife and everything is be-
ing done for the suffering invalid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

SpscfG 20 ne h.cI'Le-.
ZANEsvLLE. o., November 20-E.
E. Miller. an employe Of the c. u. Tele-
phone Co., fell from freight train this
morning and was crushed and maDgied
out of all semblance to a human being.
Fragments Of the body we're scattered
along the track one hundred yards and
had TO be gathered up in basket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
mnrtln,s Ferry AthIetic Notes.

The V. A. c. foot ball team have got
a inc photograph, l6Xl3 OF their play
ers numbering sixteen.
Fred Gjertsen, member OF the Y.
NJ. c. A. foot ball team met with an Ac-
cidert while prGctlcing yesterday,
which will lay him up for few days.
He attempted TO tackle Wm. Spec, and
Spec being the heavier OF the Two, fell
on top OF him, iujurinR his nose badly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
WILL SHAKE THE JOCKEY CLUB,
The 81. AsAph Ne ting VIII be Continued
IndehnItely-ResuI Yeaterday.

WASHINGTON, d. c., November 90
The Virginia Jockey Club will undoubt-
edly bolt from the Jockey Clubs juris-
diction. The management are deter
mined TO continue the races after
December l. despite the refusal OF the
National Club 10 sanction the extension
and a petition with about forty sigma
lures Of stable owners was presented
to-day. The management held meet
ing tonight TO formally pass upon
the matter. 1t is probable
that third money purses Will
hereafter be allowed and foreign
books are contemplated. -Four favor
ties, = second choice and an outsider
finished first to-day. The sport and at
tendance were good and the track fast
summaries: First, six furlongs, Ella
Reed; l17i4. Second, mile, Equity;
l:42. Third, six and halI FUR
longs. Dead heat between
Plenty and Void; Run of Plenty won:
Void, second; Runyon, third; 1:22%.
Fourth, half mile, Chicot; so. Fifth,
seven furlOngs, Prince George; 1875,
Sixth, five furlongs, Weinberg; l:Ol54.
Following are the entries at st.
Asaph, Va, for November 2l: First,
6l4 handicap, Dereiict 10, Etesian %,
Moderoclo %, Hermanita 10, Driebund
LOT. Second, 555 selling, Panway 9S,
VIII Elliot 1O1, Little Billie
10, Com. Rougban 90, Long
Brook los, Tormentor 107. Third,
6i5 selling, GsIlatin l09, Nc
Iutyre ll2, Endra l13, Firt 10L.
Fourth, selling, Mckee 107, Wheel
oski lO9, Red Top lO3. Pheobus l02.
Fifth. 81, selling, Black Hawk 100,
Gleesome 100. Polydora 100, Gov. Fifer
%. Clarus 95, Tiny Tim %, Kilkenny
los, Senator Vest los. Sixth, mile,
selling, Darkness IO9, Saudorne l04,
Tom Skidmore 1O4, Westchester 1o2,
Star Actress 1O3, Little Matt 100, Fo-
cSlity -.
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DIFFERENT.
If Il Turns Out that Germany Requested
Denmark to Exclude American Cattle
and Beef, the ToGs Of the Stat, De-
partments Notes to Germany Will
Change at Once---A Serious Diplomatic
Issue in Prospect

WASHINGTON, November 2o-Our
government has not yet been officially
informed that the Danish governmsni'
like Germany, has prohibited the In
por,ation Of American cattle and meat
Our trade ia these commodities with
Denmark Is Of Insignificant volume, but
n Il should appear that the
Danish government has been
induced 20 Issue It's decree AZ
the instance OF Germany, the correspon-
dsnce between the latter country and
the State Department is likely 70 as
sumo a very different tone from that In
which IL has been conducted. It is one
thing for q nation TO exclude our meats
on sanitary grounds, even u the case
is badly sustained, but u a 40 entirely
different matter for such . nation 10
20 out OF It's way TO induce third na-
tion 20 Join u 10 = boycott Of American
prod ducls, probably Il would be dimcult
70 establish the fact that denmark has
been Influenced 70 decree It's prohibition
a, the request Of Germany, but should
this be y ads clear . diplomatic issue Of
gravity would be raised between the
United States and Germany.
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nnhhea Of hl, uIoshing.

SusrCl % tgs 7-f-s--
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, November 90.
Shortly after o'c.0cs this morning
a stranger named 5. C. Re.yna, who had
aIEuted from the midnight train from
Cfnc. nnaiL was fOuUd near the CheSa-
Deake and Ohio depot unconscious, with
most OF his clothing gone. When able
90 speak he said he had been robbed by
f0Ur aegr0es, who knocked him down
aud not ouly took bis clothes but his
va'ua0les, falling, however, 70 get q
roll Of money be had pinned TO MS
undershirt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
Notice TO Plumbers ana Others.

In another columu OF this issue the
Board OF Public Works gives notice TO
plumbers aud others contemplating
digging In the streets and alleys OF the
city, that such digging will cease on
December lst, and no permits will be
issued until March lst, 1895, except In
extreme cases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
TIE JAPs STILL VICTORIOUS.

The Chinese forces Driven Back into
Port Arthur.
SHANGHAI, November 20.-The MCr-
cllI1i publishes a telegram stating that
the japanese renewed on Monday the
attack on the Chinese forces, twenty
miles from Port Arthur, at the same
place where they were reDulsed Sunday
with a reported loss OF 300 men. The
Chinese made an obstinate resistance,
but the japanese ultimately succeeded
TO driving them from their entrench-
meuts. The losses of both sides were
severe. The Chinese force fed to Port
ArLhur.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
west Virginia Inventors.

a. sri1l 20 tls EsctsEf-
WASHINGTON, November 2O.-Pstents
were issued to-day 90 the following
West Virglnians: Frank q. Caldwell.
Wheeling, on metallic panel FOR cell
inss and on a roofing i'm plement; Addi-
sion Hamilton and W. E. Morrison, OF
RavensWood. on 3 cultivstor; Taylor
Nsrun, Of Fairmont, on a buri1 appar-
u(5s.
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In,tice sins.pr. Cours.

Howard Jackson, the cOlored man
who was arrested and fined IN Justice
GiIespy's court Monday, yesterday
morning, swore out warrants tor MS
wife, Hattie Jackson, charging her wish
assault and battery and proiane swear
ing, and also . peace warrant The
hearing took place last night, J. j.
Co0if. ESQ appearing for the defend
ant. TIE 6nes imposed by the judge
aggregated s6 and costs The peace
warrant was dismissed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
Thrown from Her Carnage.

ZANEsvnLE, O., November 2O-Mrs
Andrew Landei was thrown from her
carriage in runaway accident this
aferp0on aud her skull fractured.
Physicians have been unable TO restore
her TO consciousness, snd fatal results
sre feared. She lives just outside Of
the city and Is very wealthy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

New YORK, November 20.-The
weather observer reports that to-day
vas the coldest November Gay that
New York has experienced since 1873.
This morning she thermometer regis
tered 2l degrees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
Hotel Property sold.

The Windsor hotel properly, At Bell
airs. was sold 10 Henry SchnulbAcn for
sl2,O 900 cash. A very cheap property
and will be a probable Investment a.
soon as the business depression Is more
fnllv lifted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
1aE WEATHER

WasHrx0rox. D. g.. November 21.--FoE
West Virginia. Fair. so1tn winds
For Western Pennsylvania; fair, *.
cept rain or snow near TIE axes, warner
10 eastern portions; Increasing Southwest
winds
For Ohio: Fair, excepi PrQoaoiy rl.n
OF anoE near the iakess coloers "ina5
Aefr1 "a northWest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

To curl an old feather 90 that IL will
do service on Al neU hat, hold the
feather ln the steam over the tea kettle
until every fibre Is moist sbd will bend
without breaking. Then take knife
that is rot very sharp and draw each
lizzie abrs across the blade. which will
curl Il. When al have been cnriee lsJ
the feather 10 the sun, when u VII be-
come fluffy and Ike new.
Chanois leather, after being used,
should be thoroughly rinsed. then
1rung dry and placed 10 bags, each by
itself. in q cupboard cut Of the way.
The common practice Of allowing
sDouzss ard chamois leather 20 lie
without care 10 very Wastsini ons-
An able physician advocates eating
AZ least one raw apple bsfore going 70
bed. 1t is said 20 be Al excellent brain
food. as u eontaiBs more pbosphOrie
acid in digsstIble shape than any other
Ve9etabls known Il 10 also said 20 Dc
one Of the best knOWn preysntives 70
diseases Of the throat
Hang the tsblscIoths and lIhsn shset
ons-half or tWo-thirds their length 0gf
the iIne. without using giothsplns.
Isss sbsoIute!r neesssfry; - foI
eiothepins, i <eIeaa )fs, VII o.
-ofn 6oIlca