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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-18
COOP OF HAVING LODGES.


A man says: Il am a member OF us
'tgrch; what more good can 90 ~
ulng with the lodge? we ansMel,
y9- can meet there the boys and mos
Mo are trying 20 reform, and ihsPilo
'ssn 10 40 noble work By your presshee
and Influence. Some one asks why nav nav
91ges. when there are 50 many enurehe.'
We answer. that being true does not eA-
clse you from becoming Coco Ie,l,
t.zr Church organizations are necessary
~ the spiritual growth OF the chnrches,
tll hey are not organized for the olrece
otjec. u antagonizing the saloons thsIS
az those who could be brought uneeI
!osr personal influence In the looge-FVoi.
Nfo % not attend church. We must hOt
iHgtt that three f0urths Of the menus
.. the Church are women, and four hieh9
" The members Of Good TeEnplar loeses
lfe men. This 10 q fact worthy OF eeIeiu ,
Consideration. Another one asks ~ q ooVo
TsmDlar lodge IA or can be made step
Fng-sione 70 the Church? we ans"st'
e''t1 einphatieally. that II II, ana nfhis
s,leYs Il 20 be the twin sister o. Wy
Slafch-a fact OF which we never svn~
,shi You must get men 70 pe soDe.
Ni9rs they wifi become Christians. eoe
'Iuss be the good samaritan 20 me insn
hao fell among the thieves. Before ~
sAh be brought 10 have faith N chf,s,
g must be christ-lIke OH you are .
Iei organizatiou. aren't your says NJ
o.Aer We answer certainly. just AZ nome
mould be, ana no more. Oar aims o.
NeN and principles are well known. Sns
"Fsle character OF our meesinK Is sucn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
a RESIDENCE ROBBED.
Thieves Make Good Haul on the South
Side


Side
DIR. L. n. Burchinals residence at
No. 1880 Chapine street, was robbed
Sunday night. Ono dozen solid silver
spoons, valued at $40 alone. the finest
articles of the kind in the house,
plush wrap and a lady's silk dress are
missed. The Doctor thinks there were
numerous other articles taken, which
he cannot account for now Doors
were pried open, beds were uptnrned,
cases were broken into. and trunks
were broken open and plundered.
A week ago the doctor, accompanied
by his wife, left the citv TO spend tho
holidays at MannluRton His brother
Arnold is clerk at Edward Bookings
drug store This young man rooms at
the doctors house, but ia the absence
OF Mr.. Booking from the city has been
sleeping at the drug store, leaving the
doctors residence Uninhabited.
Mr.. Burchinal came down from the
drug store last Sunday morning for
article Of clothing and found things in
side the house in the condition named.
lie immediately autographed the doctor,
who arrived home yesterday.
A REGISTER reporter called at the
doctors residence last night. Ho said
he had Just come home to see what
the thieves had left"
Tbs thieves had entered from the
rear through the pantry. They had
made their way through the entire
house. The gas had been lighted and
left burning. a lady's trunk was
broken open, and tho doctor does not
know what was taken from il. Also
trunk, owned by his brother Harold
had been prled open, but some rare coins
had been left undisturbed DR.. Burch-
inal said he thought woman mad been
10 some way connected with the rob-
berry, as most OF the articles missing
were those belonging to a lady.
4. ID. Henry has a baker shop next
door, and last Saturday night he saw
a light In The doctors house. Also a
hired girl in Mr.. Hcnry's household
saw bright light there the same eve
ming.
The thieves left a poker, badly
twisted, in the front room, which they
had evidently used to pry the doors and
cases open.
The Doctor Is Of the opinion that the
robbery was committed on last Friday
night.
II Is thought that In all articles worth
several hundred dollars were taken.
The discovery was such a surprise to the
Doctor that he is not yet ABLE TO tell
what is really missing.
There is no clue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
A NARROW ESCAPE,
GROWING OUT OF PROYIScUoUS SsOouSG
IN THE SECOND WARD.
A Revolver Bullet gn,srs a Residence and A.
most Strikes a YOung Lady - Ohsr
Police News Of Yesterday.

AS was stated in tho REGISTER yes
terday morning, there was a good deal
of revolver firing at the birth OF the new
year, and the thing was kept up In all
parts OF the city, by half drunken young
men, for couple Of hours after mid
night
1t is safe TO say that none OF these re-
volvers contained blank cartridges, and
with several hundred such discharges
In the city, it is wonder that some one
was not hurt
An instance came to light yesterday,
In which disastrous result was very
narrowly averted. crowd OF Young
coiored men assembled at the corner OF
Chapline and Eleventh streets between
twelve aud one o'clock yesterday morn
ing. They were more or less under the
influence OF drink, and were very disor-
derry. Several of them had revolvers,
and these were discharged at fire.
quent intervals. One OF the bullets
from one OF these weapons entered the
residence OF NJ. Heymann, through
chamber window, striking either the
"0'' ~ Nbt oaNn III Us nlNnks anu hllef
ricochetting about the apartment the
missile fell at the feet OF young lady
who was about to retire for the night.
The escape from disastrous result was
a very narrow one, and we'll illustrates
the necessity OF putting a summary
stop to this practice OF indiscriminate
shooting on the streets.
There is general complaint OF the dis
orderly conduct OF colored men in the
Second ward, late at night, their loud
talk, profanity, and general hilarious
conduct being matter Of considerable
annoyance TO citizens Ia that portion OF
the city. The vicinity of Market street,
between Tenth and Eleventh, the two
cross streets named aud Chapline, Nor
row and Eoif streets at times are the
scenes of disorder, and the police will be
asked TO make an example OF some of
the parties without further loss OF time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
INpusTR1AL TOPICS.
Points Picked Up About the muis aud
Factories.

Points Picked Up About the Mills aud
Factories.
McMechen's preserving works viii 20
on in full this morning, after a short
idleness IN stock taking.
The La Belle puddlcrs will not 20 on
to-day, IS 1as expected. 10 Is doubtful
II they get 30 work again this week
Tho nail factory ran Yesterday.
William Radcliffe. n veteran employe
at the Whitaker Iron Works, who has
been dangerously sick AZ bis home on
the South Side, IS able to be about
again.
Beltz g. Fladlng's planning mill IS shut
down temporarily. Mr. Tlading will
probably withdraw from the firm. The
outside men are az work. and DO is said
the mill will be started % about a week.
The works OF the Elm Grove Coal
Company are Idle again. One week ago
the works, which had not been on in
full, shut down on account Of dullnoss
IN trade 10 was the hope o. all, that
since the recent disturbances, the mine
would have a steady run. There is talk
that the miners arc to suffer another re-
euctioD, this time TO 81 cents a ton, IL is
said. IL Is reported that the company
will offer the Fe6uctioa - ~ miners In
q few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
AMOUR rsorLE
Daily Chronicle OF tn. Movsmsas o.
individuals

DAILY Chronicle OF tn. Movements OF
individuals
McLuRr w o waid, Amos.
Ar'aur Cord, OF Parkersburs, is Beh.
] Ter guest
| ". Il. Mcfarland. OF Pi,,sourg, is a
McLurc guest
Or ) X. Ferguesson. of Woodsfield, o,
registered az the Bchler.
| J. CLARK Nen. Of West Alexander, was a
visitor In the city yesterday.
+ d. Barnwell, OF Steubenvillo. regis
tered ~ the Mcclure hotel yesterday.
Charles Altmeyer, of South Eoff street,
is able 10 oe out after painful attack Of
grip.
r. conductor, was guest of friends in the
city yesterday.
Conductor Waldo Tnman, OF tho w. 4
l.. f., was a guest of his friends in this
city yesterday.
Miss Liszle Stooker. OF South Chaplne
street left Yesterday TO visit friends at
Washington, Pa
James Smith, OF Pittsburg, who has been
visiting MS sister on the South Side, has
returned 10 his home.
WINDSOR: X. r. Gamble and f.. A.
WOODS Moundsville, and }. Il. Hutchin-
son, Jr., Parkersburg
Miss Louisa Movers OF South Jacob
street. will ret1rn today to Bethany Col.
lego TO resume ner studies
John Cuegg leaves to-day on a business
trip through Ohio I'm tue interest OF stew
art RALPH y Co, OF Philadelphia.
Nile Ford son OF the doctor on tho
South Side. left on tho midnight train for
Delaware, o., To resume his studies.
Conductor ANDY" Palmer, OF the w. &
y. &. Railway is homo from visit to
Moundsville 20 the bedside OF sick rela-
tive.
ST. CnARLRs.1 WIN. uassoll, Sisters
vile; Il. M. Burk, Grafton; H. J. Blair.
Huntington; Il. >. Stevenson, Williams
port
Miss Imogone Strobel, OF LAFAYETTE.
Ind who has boon visiting relatives on
Ibirty-hrst street left on tho midnihgt
train for her home.
q. ID. Hichoy, OF the Island, left last
night for u four months business trip to
th Pacific slope I'm the interest OF Il. Clin-
tor X Co, Of Philadelphia
SrAMM.-Wm Sturn, Enterprise; Ell,
Bags, West Liberty; Homer II. Coen.
Huntington; w. w. Burton, Moundsvllle:
and Eddie j. Scott, Grafton
BUHLRR A. M Grow, w. I.afrerty and
w l.. FlemmlnP Littieton; Charles
Dulin, Warrington; Homer Cunningham.
Weston ID. n. kefin, Littleton; Il
Mather Archer, Hartford City; &. Man
dyl Parkersburg.
Pairck Cahill, of Eighteenth street n
brother or Fireman James Cahill, OF the
Auanuc, is anle TO walk without crutches
lJr. haskins performed an operation on
nus loot sometime ago. This gentleman
mas been IN crutches for Ave months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
DIAmoND TnIEF CAUGHT.
Mrs. worrel Arrested for the Crime and
Goufesses

fOuteasess
Yesterday afternoon Chief McNichol
ADD Lieutenant Terrell arrested Mrs.
Wore. for stealing diamond ring
from K. +. Schubert's iewelry store. on
Market street last Saturday. The only
clue the officers had was description
Of the woman furnished by tho clerk at
the store. They suspected Mrs. Worrel.
Yesterday they secured a position FOR
her husband, and followed him, when
be started home. lie went 90 Bridge
port, took a car FOR the coal works, and
went mp on the bill near Jerry Clemens.
The clerk ct Schubert's followed him,
and found where he went. When be
left the house the officers placed his
wife under arrest The boy positively
identified Mrs. Worrel as the thief She
confessed, and agreed 10 accompany the
officers % this city. She stated that
she tried to pawn the ring a. two places
IN this city. but was unsuccessful.
Fearing detection, she claims % have
thrown 70 in the river. This story IS
not credited by the police.
Mrs. Worre was brought 20 the City
Building, and locked MP for the night.
To-day she will be taken before Justice
Glllespy for an examination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02

same officer arrested Max Schultz for
the same oiIense.
Len Reynolds was arrested by Officer
Carney on a charge of vagrancy.
Dave Miller was disorderly ia the Sec.
ond ward, and Officer West arrested
him.
For some time past there have been
complaints OF insults offered ladies by a
gang OF young boys who loiter about
the corner OF Fourteenth and Jacob
streets. Last evening Officer Scally ar
rested one Of the youths, aud others
VIII probably share the same fate I'M
less they mend their ways.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
Omcers Elected.

a meeting of the teachers and officers
OF the First English Lutheran Sabbath
School was held Sunday and the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: superintendent, Mr. Daniel Ding
or; assistant perintendent, Mr.. s. N.
Bruhn; Secretary. Mr.. Chas. A. Murrin;
assistant secretary, Mr.. Francis NJ.
Wilson; Treasurer, Mr.. William Il.
Grade; Organist, Miss Anna Israel; Ii
brariaD, Mr.. Henry Forsch; assistants,
Mr.. George Bonerly and Mr.. Joseph
Armstrong; superintendent Of Jewel
Department, Miss Mary Robertson; lad y
assistants, Miss Anna Meyer aud Miss
Laura Forgy; gentlemen assistants, Mr..
j. NJ. Vogel and Mr.. Herschel Thomp-
son; Organist, Miss Lille Grade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
II was Big sport.

The fox chase yesterday afternoon at
Mozart Park was success. The incline
was IN order, and worked splendldly
carrying four hundred persons, and
about twenty-five dogs 90 sec and take
part ia the sport, TO the park About
$3.50 o'clock, the hounds representing
the best blood 10 Wheeling, Bellaire
and Benwood. were lined up and the
fox given $50 yards start Otto Arbor.
the South Side timer, gave the word
"go," and the race was begun. Frank
McLaughlin's dog "Dan" headed them
all, and the fox, after running about 200
yards. was caught by this animal.
Bellalre and Wheeling dogs had the
lead, and the Wheeling hound captured
the game. The other dogs soon caught
up. and tore the fox limb from limb.
The owner Of the successful dog lives
near Thlrty-Gfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
People INDIGNANT.

Murder, murder!" was the cry which
came from an alley near Forty-Grst
street yesterday afternoon. People
rushed TO the spot To see who was being
killed. The facts developed are. that
some young men were plaguing Henry
Chrlstemyer, who lives near Forty-sixth
street, a harmless demented man. The
boys thought IT was fun, aud they
would shove the man about TO hear i'm
yell. II Is said the demented man felled
young man living In Benwood with Il
brick. People are indignant that the
inotfensive man should be treated so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
Ri.hop peters,n to be Hsrn.

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Peterkin will be
Ia the city on Saturday next, and on
sunday will conduct services at ST.
Matthew's and ST. Luke's Church. On
Saturday evening the congregation Of
both churches are invited TO Rev. r..
Rush Swope's rectory 10 meet the
Bishop. No doubt the attendance will
will be large one, as this is the
Bishops first visit to the city since his
return from Brazil, 5. A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
Cako Walk.

The colored folks celebrated New
Years with n big bail at tho Musee
theatre. A feature Of the fair was
the cake walk, At midnight, .. uich was
very interesting and was decided I'm
favor OF Ida Miller and Joe Franklin
There was goodsized crowd present,
order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
Relief Work.

The headquarters OF the Relief Com
mittee was closed yesterday, but will
be open all day to-day for the furnish
ing OF supplies to those whose claims
have been approved by the ward Com
mittees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
ATLANTIC TEA CO,
PRICE LIST.

"ranulated Sugar, % pounds. 81 90
formulated Sugar, n. o., IS lbs. +. 90
Rolled Oats, 2 pounds. .......... a5
Gloss Starch, : pounds. ....... 25
New Dates. 4 pounds. ...... s5
New California Prunos, pounds. %
New Layer Raislns, pounds. 80. a5
New Evaporated Peaches, lbs. 25
Now Lima Beans, pounds. -. e5
BARTLETT Pears, 3 cans. %
Fresh Alaska Salmon, per can. :. 10
New Peas, cans. OK
Gold Dust, per package ...... 20
Pettijohn Food, per package. 80. II
Fox'o Corn Starch, per pound. 80.
New English Currants, per pound &
Now Carolina Rice, per pound. -.
Mail Pouch Tobacco. per pound. as
Carpet Tacks. o., per package.
Clothes Pins, per dozen. ...... II
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
Ksep Your weather Evs Open.

Fraud loves a shinin marx. Occasionally
spurious limitations spring up o. Hostettsrs
stofnsch Bittsrs, TIE great American family
remedy Tor chills and fever, dyspepsia. consti.
patton. hillogEuess, nervousness, neura LILA
rheumatism and kidney disorder. These imtta-
tions are usually hery locai bitters full ~ high
wines Look out Tor She hrm SIGNATURE Ga the
tho dragon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02

Is,ll
SECOND GAME.

The other games scheduled for this
week are as follows: Tomorrow even
ing, Calumets Vs. South Side, at Sell
berts; Thursday evening, Columbia VS..
w. A. w, at Seibert's; Saturday even
ing, Intellgencer va. Bowlers, at Sell
bert's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
NEWS OF THE DAY.
The reilly Mnl Cn,e.

The trial OF the Reilly will case will
be resumed before Judge Campbell this
morning At half-past nine o'clock, MIR.
Henry Bieberson being the first witness
TO take the stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
Two MORE DEFEATS.

The w. Is, y. Wins Two straish,s fror.
the Press Club.
The Press Club bowling team yester-
day added two moro Anea To its list Of
defeats and made a G ar record for six
games The team stl occupies eighth
place, and is not pushed very closely
FOR the doubtful honor The games at
the Park resulted as was expected, In
two victories for he Wheeling Bowling
Club. Following was the score for the
two games In detail:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
YESTERDAYS ARRESTS.
The Police KEEP Tolerabiy Busy Last
Evening.

Yesterday evening Harry Spears, OF
Martins Ferry, went 10 the house at
No $50, and producing a Colts navy
revolver, about q foot and quarter
long, he announced bis Intention Of
shooting three or four people RE was
dlsorderly In other ways and Of6cer
Her bert took him 20 the City Hall and
locked him up.
Mamie Strain was disorderly In East
wheeling, AID was arrested by Officer
Daum.
Nellie Warner raised row at Ella
MINIS, 10 the Secoad ward, and was
locked - by Officer West.
Joe.II RI Ter was disOrderly, and OF
fccr. b len gathered Thin 10. The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
TIE -REGlSrER~ RELIEF FUN

~""'''"utI"ns sun Coming In Tor the
De ststute.
The REelsrEE relief fund now
amounts 10 S55I.ls.
Contributions are still desired and
those who eau sbonid send in their
money as soon as possible for which
due credit will be given in these
columns.
Following is the list to date:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02

Inc Sixth ward relief wagon TO col
lect articles for the needy, will be start
ed at noon to-day. John Mckinley, the
south Side saioonist, has kindly given
a room at 26ei Chapline street to the
ward committee as storehouSe. To
this room the stores will be hauled. A
donation OF bed clothes from the Third
ward was gladly received yesterday.
Orders will be given from l.. +. McKin-
ley's store, 1880 Eoff street, as usual.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS
THE MIDNIGHT ALARM.

"The Midnight Alarm" which opened
with matinee at the Grand yesterday,
Is a decidedly sensational and at tho
! same time frst.class play, quite up TO
date In every respect. Some uncom-
monty good scenery is introduced, the
dramatic situations are numerous and
powerful, and tho plot very interesting.
The company Is an exceedingly strong
one.
CHAs. 4, GARDNER.
Charles A. Gardner, the popular Ger
man dialect comedian aud singer, IL to
appear at the Opera House. matinee
and night on next Saturday, with a
com pany OF talented players 10 now
coined y-drama entitled Tho Prize Win
ner," written by DR.. T.. A. Wood and
James Il. Carey, OF Plttsburg. This
new work gives Mr.. Gardner ample
scope for the display Of his fine talents
and bis sweet voice and is sure TO fur
nish fine entertainment. Mr.. Gardner
will sing six new aud catchy songs In
the course OF the play and Tyrolean
sextette will MARBLE the qulnt songs Of
their native country.
LAUGHTER As MEDICINE.
IT'S a wise doctor that will prescribe
laughter for the heart. visit 10 Ar
thur DemlnR's Ministries, allied with
Sweet a. DeCOursey's Comedy CO., ia
the great laughing festival. N Stran-
GER" is a guaranteed dispeller OF the
direful, dismal dumps, and n the ten
der songs of sentiment rendered by the
balladists OF this organization at tho
Grand, on Wednesday night, bring the
brine 70 your eyes, so much the better,
Tor then you viii realize that you are
alive and 10 touch With humanity aud
human nature.
STANDING ROOM OyLY.
One OF tho many noteworthy features
o. tho celebration Of the frst day OF the
new year IN this city was the attraction
afforded by the manager Of the Grand
Opera House, and probably no larger
crowd ever visited this place Of amuso-
ment. The matinee performance drew
very large audience, but the attend
ance last night vas simply enormous.
There wasn't vacant seat In tho thea
ire. "A 10 the play, the general i'm
preston was that IL was "a RATHER"
and while ~ smacked considerably OF
the sensational, IL was nevertheless
pleasing and realistic. To-nighps per
formance will close their engagement.
POWELL. THE MAGICIAN.
There we're good audiences al the
Opera House az both the matinee and
evening performances, yesterday, and
the work OF Mir Powell was first class
throughout. The programme, which
containing Two or three numbers famil-
lar TO Wheeling people, was very large
| ~ composed Of DOvel features, and the
skill shown was OF a very high order
Mr. Powell is away no Ia his art, fully
! the peer OF any magician now before
the public, while IN some Of his spe-
cialties he easily leads all others.
''JoHS MAYNARD" with an anxious
voice,
rfft.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02

'JoHS MAYNARD" with an anxious
voice,
The Captain cries once more,
Come down % House's Piano sale
"At thirteen twenty-four"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
NEW WEAR GAYETY.
TIE DAY sESESALLY OBSERVED IN A SOCIAL
WAY.
Tie Annual RscsPtSa al the Y. n C. A
Nunb'r o. Society Ladies Keep 0psa
EaRss-0heA SOSe,y EyenS

AT the Young Meas Christian Asso.
citation the annual New Years recep-
tion was held between the hours OF fear
and eight o'clock, and the building was
crowded with visitors. The guests were
received by committee Of Young la
dies, aud spent very eu ioy aole season
In social conVersation and the various
diversions provided by the Ass oci alton.
Mayors orchestra gludared pro-
gramme OF excellent music, which
made tho affair all the moro pleasure
able. During the afternoon an excel
lent gymnastic exhibition was given bv
the active members, and last night tho
following excellent programme was ren-
dered in the Assembly room:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-23
KOREA UPRISING.
in The a ssoclated Prlss

VANCOUVER, b. c., May 23-Through
sdvices received by the steams hip EN-
press OF India 1t is learned hat the trou bic
which has been brewing In Korea has at
last taken definite shape. The first out
break occurred in Sing Lah-Too, but it
was premature.
1t has been the intention to have up
risings all over the country simultaneous
ly and so paralyze the officials and get
control before help could be secured.
What the effect would have been
had the whole plan worked may be
loudged from what occurred at the Sing
Lah-Too. There 5000 fully armed men
suddenly mustered and before the guards
could recover from their surprise the
governors palace was in their possession.
no mercy was shown and the Gov
ernor and his forty officials were put 10
death, the more detested OF them
being horribly mutilated. Before the
troops could be gathered, the insurgents
were on the march to Seoul. AT Yoko-
hama, the day the steamer sailed, a report
was received that the Koreans had been
subdued with the loss OF 500 lives. but
this could not be authenticated.