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Evening journal., 1895-10-18
PRAYED EDWITHPRISOsERS
A Home Missionary Society
Does Missionary Work.
TEMPORARY SHUTDOWN OF MILLS

An Accident the Cause OF One Interrup-
tion of the Busy wheoIs of Machinery
and Important Repairs stops tho
other-Intsrior Of St. Peters church
Like New Edihce.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NKw CASTLE, Oct IS An earnest
band OF christian women, the Women's
Home Missionary Society OF Asbury N
+ Church, arrived here yesterday in
large hacks from WILMINGTON. They had
started out early In the afternoon. going
icst to Farnhurst with their Bibles and
song books After a visit TO both insti
tutions, the hack par y proceeded TO this
city. going direct to the county prison
Here a service OF song was held and a
prayer service was conducted by Mrs M
A. TaggArt. After visit to the cells
and some brief words OF comfort aud ex-
hortstlon to the prisoners there as
snothsr hymn and closing prayer. Sew
eral prisoners gathered near the party
and participated in the song services
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
MD ATH CLUB
Basket.b All Game To-morrow Night,

o. Saturday evening the regulars at
the Y. M. O. A gymnasium will line up
against the scrnb. Their play shows
decided Improvement and they are
handling the ball well Their d liverlnR
Is at times wild, but a couple OF weeks
practice will enable the centre forwards
20 be more accurate Physical Director
jackson aud Manager Smith have every
reason to bellevs that their team will
again land the pennant In Wilmington
Manager Smith desires to have all the
team present on next Saturday October
10 A call has been made TO the scrub
and others trying for position on the
team, as it all depends on practice aud
ability in handling the ball to secure &
position
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
rmnlors. E.prs.. rhslr n.tesm.

At noon TO day. retiring Suparin
tendent J. Elliott Rlgg, Of the New
Castle Woolen Mills. who has accepted
the presidency OF Phlladelphis
industrial establishment Of the same
clase, WAS surprised by an event that be
will remember for many years to come.
Mr.. Rigg was presented by the entire
force Of employees with 6ne gold headed
csre. Appropriate speechtH we're made,
Proprietor J. ID Knowles making the
presentation speech and spsaking with
much feeling about the esteem In which
Mr.. Rigg was held by the woolen mill
people. one and ALL
Evening journal., 1895-10-18

cargo Of wheat for Lss's mills. by the
old fash t,ned horse-holsting plsn.
Go TO n1dtt'sfor fine oysters -2S & 30 perqt
A colora msn of Mlddleto IN walked
up to this ity and found his rruaut wife
In the nous OF a colored TIRE desman.
Arbucklet coffee 25c poun i.ehow chow
los pound. "a ting pears alf o, Williams
jefferson " illiams has m owed from his
country home 10 the house ately occupied
BY Insurance. Agent VIII ANS, on Fifth
street. Johu Moody ard family have
moved into the Holschur iaker store and
resid ence, st TeiVth aud layton streets,
at one time occup fed by James J. Toner
Evening journal., 1895-10-18

Every mother should know that Group
can be prevented The frst sy mp ON OF
true Group Is hoarseness. This is followed
by a peculiar rough cough Ii Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy Is given freely az
soon AS the child becomes hoRrse or even
after the cough has developed It will pre-
vent the attack % and 90 cent bottles
for sale by 2, James Belt, druggist, corner
Sixth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
pnrnnnraE Eventl,.

Alexander McCau yhen. the well known
baseball player, Is Va the sick lat, aud
bis condition is rept Vted as being very
dlscouroging
Rev S Beattle w, 'lie return cd from
Baltimore to-day, wh ere he has been In
attendance at the B, ltimore Synod OF
the Presbyterian Obur n.
Football to morrow @ A O VS. Alva,
345 Admission 10c
Philadelphia aud Wilm lngton, where be
has bsen purchasing II ew tools for the
coming season Of hog killing.
Mrs. s J Robinson, Of Wilmington,
who has been visiting IN Delaware City,
le the guest Of Mrs. j. Manlove
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
WARREN
Y NJ O. A. Va. Maryland Athletic club.

The visiting team Is the strongest foot
ball eleven In MARYLAND, being composed
OF old college men from the University OF
wonderful half back, lglehatt, who -
lively play at the game at Rivervisw
next Saturday afternoon Poe, the last
years quarter. back OF Princeton. II able
to get up, will be coacher for the team
Full back Brewer 10 tha brother Of the
captain OF Yale The lineup:
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
Ineldents of the pay.

Two young men engaged In painting
the Armstrong creek bridge yesterday
prevented a Hungarian by name OF
Johann schliizlln, from committing
suicide by jumping into tbs Delaware II
was believed that the man was
demented.
Cranberries l0c quart cup and sau-
cer with every half pound Of tea at
George d. Williams.
Howard Cooling is rejoicing over the
fact that time is Testing as in twenty
eight days mia sentence OF three years
shall have expired
Go TO Truths on Delaware st. for home
made candies.
Rev. V 5. ColllDs's yacht Missionary
is receiving an overhauling at her
Winter quarters, foot Of Delaware
street.
Presbyterian churchmen have decided
TO give their pastor, Rev 3 Wylie. =
formal reception at the manse early next
week
Sour krout Sc Of at Geo. d Williams
2 lchari b Gemmill aud farce OF men
are At work At Delaware street wharf I'M
loading the schooner Thomas J Clay ton q
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
st,phen In a Sorry Pickle.

Word was received by the chief OF
police last night that Stephen Pickles.
wanted here on charge OF stealing an
organ from Mrs. Mary Quimby, had
tesn arrested Philadelphia He will be
brought on as soon as the necessary
papers can be secured
Evening journal., 1895-10-18

All the Leading Fall styles Derby HATS
Now In stock All the fashionable shapes
for young men at Ross's, 2l0 Market
street Our Hats are bought in case lots
from the mills direct, therefore our Prices
Guaranteed the Lowest
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
Important nIm RepaIr..

Work will be discontinued at the
wcolen mills tomorrow on account OF
Important repairs to the machinery
Parts OF a new engine are being placed
In by Wilmington company.
Robert Hill, In the employ Of Smith
& Co OF Philadelphia. is here, the guest
Of William II. Saunders. Mr. Hill is
moving somd machinery known az
''mulea from upstairs to the FIRST rioor
OF the Knowles Woolen Mills.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
Nntlcn.

A l. Ainsc,w and Company are now
receiving boat load Of oysters daily snd
selling them wholesale aud retail, NJ S02
Market and 100 East Fourth street, Call
phone 657 or 673 and have your aysters
delivered free. A. L Ainscow & Go.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
An Accident stopped An machinery.

While running along at the usual rate
yesterday the big engine at Lea's hour
mills burst her cylinder head and broke
the piston rod, bringing all machinery TO
q standstill Nobody WAS hurt Ia the
accident BY peculiar good fortune
MRchinists from the Robert Wetherlll
Company, OF Chester, we're at once
despatched for and the work Of repair
ing the engine Is nov going on,
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
Indoor Football Practice.

1t being visitors day large audiencs
witnessed most exciting football
practice In the o A O. gymnasium last
evening. One-half OF the spacious Opera
House auditorium has bsen 'csgsd of >
with net Of heavy gill twlne aud inside
this enclosure the athletes 20 through
the Rugby game with all its severity.
The "bombArding sounds" that came
from the gym" last night were simply
the elbows and chlns OF the athletes
striking the maple fSor In a scrimmage
One Of the @. a. O. ends had his coat
torn from him, but that was merely
nothing.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
Cotton Arriving over tho W. y n.

Cotton Arriving over tho W. S n.
On account Of an advance Ia cotto n,
the Triton Cotton Mills are receiving
their raw material In small conslRnments
this month A feature Of the shipments.
however Is that the Wilmington &
Northern railroad company is carrying
It. Freight cars are brought here on
floats aud run up on the company 3
sidings here at high water. Two car
loads Of cotton are now on the w. & N
wharf being unloaded
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
Fhs Rs-opsnIng oI 81 Pster's.

Rev K L. Brady has not completed
all the arrangements for st. Peters re-
opening on November 3 but announces
that the service will be one Of the most
interesting Ia recent years There viii
be Solemn High Macs and. later, the
vesper service. Although the decorative
work Is about completed. the renovation
viii continus all this month aud will cost
nearly 81 000 The building will be
fitted throughout with new carpets and
improved chandeliers and the interior
viii be practically like a new church.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18

ouicls Lunch
At Beckett's. Nos. and 8 West Sixth
street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08
WOODSFIKLD.

WOODsFIELD, o., January rev.
Alfred Wells returned yesterday from a
visit during the holidays at Cleveland
and SteubenVille.
Mrs. James Buchanan and daughter,
OF Cleveland, are guests OF Mrs. Blu
chauan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Burkhead.
Mr.. win Deleplain, wife and guest,
Miss Mamie Patterson, were at Woods
field Saturday sleighing.
The directors of the Half Way school
house will appoint a teacher To-Day In
place OF Mr.. Hugh Crawford, who mas
resigned on account of his health.
w. A. Jones took sled load over 10
Stotford 10 an oyster supper given by
the Odd Fellows.
Adam Sheets, Of Hope Ridge, had .
stroke OF paralysis Friday afternoon
falling off his chair. He died Saturday
morning about one O'Clock. Funeral
Sunday afternoon.
The funeral OF Mrs. Heveing TOOK
place Sunday morning at 10 O'CLOCK
Rev WIN. Brucher, pastor OF the
German Lutheran church, conducted
the services.
Rev. L. Brembel and wife, OF Trial
Run, we're guests Saturday OF Wm'
Brueher.
WIN. Ksyser, deputy sheriff, took
patient 10 the asylum at Athens Fri
day, returning Monday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08
BELLAlRE.

Robert Robson was arrested Sunday
night charged with assaulting Miss
Edith Crosler, a daughter OF VIM. X.
Crozier, OF the First ward. Young Rob
son, 10 is charged, was crOuched In an
elley near Miss CrOzisr'S home, and as
she passed, about nine o'clock, going
home from church, he caught her and
forced his fingers into her mouth. She
screamed and some youOg men near by
started toward them, and Robson lied.
Oaicsr Heslop caught him and being re-
sisted, be called help, and finally landed
him ia jail. The Mayor bound him
over TO court in 500.
The Bellaire steel plant company has
added 10 the force Of men AT work on
I the new blast furnace, aud are pushing
/ the matter as fast as possible 10 order
/ 10 meet the increased demand for pig
mental at the steel works.
The explosion at the blast furnace,
/ though giving people big fright and
/ shaking up, was not as disastrous as
I was supposed. 1t was fixed upSunday,
and they are working again.
Mr.. Andrew Tolmie, who now runs
on the main line OF the Pennsylvania
railroad, was home with his family Sun
/ day. He don't like his present run, and
wants back along the river.
It is pretty certain that large num-
Der Of homes in lower Bellaire will be
flooded unless cold weather sets in
pretty quick. A 40-foot rise is expected
by the regular observers.
Il is promised to Baliaire theatre
gOers that Charles Och, of Wheeling,
will spar three rounds with Peter Maher
tomorrow night az the Elysian.
The sexton OF Rose Hill cemetery
says only 100 buriaIs occurred during
the year 1894, as against 131 ia the
year 1898.
A new front Is being put in August
Schram's property, on Main street. 1t
improves the appearance very much.
The Coffee Circle Of Bsllaire will ban
Quet at Turner Hall on next Thursday
evening
The First NJ. E. Church began pro-
tracted meeting tonight
Mrs. T. ]. Lilley is sick at her home
in the Third wand.
Lawrence Shields, of Sharon, Is Wis
iting in Bellsire.
Mrs. C. Rumbach is threatened with
fever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08
A JAPANESE DIPLOMAT.
minister KatO Talk. of the Probability of
Peace.


SAN Francisco, January TX. Kato,
the newly appointed Japanese minister
20 Great Britain, has arrived from Japan
on the steamer China. Kato is one Of
the most distinguished and able dipo-
mats in the japanese service. lie has
recently been head miuister OF the
bureau OF politics Ia the Department OF
Foreign Affairs at Toiko-the position
filled by Kurino until mis- appointment
90 the Office Of minister 20 the United
States. lie will succeed Vlscount Kaoki
as the japanese minister TO the Court Of
81. James. Viscount KaOki has been
hlling the two Offices Of minister to
England aud Germany, and this relieves
him OF share Of his burdensOme duties.
kato has been given the British mis-
sion. Viscount KRoki will remain in
Berlin.
Mr.. Ksto said that no intimatlon OF
the terms under which japan will
agree 70 q cessation of the war has been
made thus far. China has asked the
Japanese government for a statement
OF what indemnity IL would require as
a condition for the cessation OF bostilj-
ties. The reply was that the latter
would Only be discussed when China
consented to send plenipotentiaries TO
Japan 10 negotiate peace treaty. Min
lister kato does not expect TO see the
Chinese capital taken while the cold
weather lasts. lie will leave for the
East this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08
MARTINS FERRr.

The remains Of Charles Hancock.
WAC died of consumption, were buried
.t t.Tsrvlew cemetery yesterday. The
llaera. took place from the colOred
church 0u Fifth street.
a tooth To- a spur wheel on one Of the
el-.les 40 the Etua-Standard broke
Yesterday throwing off sheet mills aud
.t will take about TWO days TO re-
pain Che break.
Aau.e Nelson, while returning home
from school yesterday. was bitten on
'rs arm by dog owned by Cesar Nc
a lister. The dog was shot By al
,G.ea
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Florian, who have
been visiting relatives here for a couple
E. weeks, Ieft Cor their home at Wash
.l-, - Pa, yesterday.
.@er Neal and Constable stanton go
on. o. ST. C.airsvi,le to-day as witnesses
t.e Cochran aud McK.m case from
Nixon Run.
,ss Blanche Schodeld has accepted
position with the o. " News.
The week OF prayer began at the
tal'sJ Church last evening.
Nss Stella Lewis is home from visit
@ Cameron, w. Va.
Reese Iurbay was sworn in as County
Coroner Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08
THEY REFLECTED sHAo.
Japanese VIM Not Negotiate with the
FOrmOsa Governor.

Japanese VIM Not Negotiate with the
FOrmOsa Governor.
WASHINGTON, January THE news
of the refusal Of the Japanese govern
ment TO receive Shao, one OF the Chinese
peace commissioners is not surprising
20 the officials of the legation Of the
japanese government, ia view of his
proclamations Offering prizes for Japan
csc heads and for the capture Of Japan
csc ships while acting as governor Of
the Island OF FOrmOSa. Shao's rejec-
ti0n, however, will not, il is said, nee
essarlly delay peace negotiations, for
another person can DO promptly ap-
pointed in his place. Liu Yin, another
Chinese statesman, is reported as want
ing the position, but whether be will be
appointed is not known. He was at one
time viceroy of Nankin, and has at
times been mentioned as possible sue.
cessor Of Ii Hung Chang.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08

The mails from the interior all failed
.m.ss their usual trip. Middle Island
-a.s s higher than for years. II
,t.-s should be an nnusua! Hood, il will
"s-t 10 fearful damage 10 oil oper-
-s, as much property is IN low
--.-ll and exposed.
Henry OH Company have a rig mp on
70. Poole farm on the Ohio side. This
a u lgdeveloped territory.
The now rather famous Jolly oil
..rrlcy's we'll is makiog 200 barrels
.e- day. This is reliable.
N- b. s. Hubbard was buried To-
.7 The services we're held in the NJ.
b Church.
The P.1e Line runs reported an
'-'l 70. Sunday.
lion. ;. b. Pyle left to-day for
Charleston.
Mrs Francis Wells is in New Mar
orsyI.le.
Oil vas 90 to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08

steady. Sales were mostly at s. 5Oa5 %
for choice steers. The bulk of tue stuff
was weighed at So 75a5 90 for steers and
at 81 00a3 90 for COWS and bulls.
Hogs Market fairly firm. Light stuff
sold at prices ranging downward from
S415. Very decent $50 to $50 pound hogs
sold at "a 00a4 05 and common light at
So 75a3 90; heavy weights were salable at
81 6Oa4 70.
Sheep-Market weaker. The close was
at 81 50a3 40 for poor to choice sheep, and
at 81 25a4 % for lambs.
Receipts-Cattle, $4,000; calves, 800;
hogs, $4,000; sheep, 5000.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, January Cattle
fair demand at unchanged prices.
Hogs slow and heavy; Philadelphias
81 5Oa4 GO; best Workers 81 3Oa4 30; pigs
81 20a4 %.
Sheep heavy and lower; prime 80 lOa
8 20; best lambs SO 70a4 90.
CINcINNATI. OHIO, January Hogs.
lower al So 75a4 80; receipts, S,lOO head;
shipments, 1900 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08
CsRExONlOUS ATTIRE.

-.sHsfug for draping theatre and
....- tressy bodices with chiffon is
..-r General Just now. Some use net
Winston. but the chiffon is preferable.
.,.-.- t-y 90 buy the expensive kind.
.,....as cheap as you can, for it does
--,.ssr long anyhow and is too delicate
Sand cleansing. ASH is only pretty
.. is fresh, it is better 20 have 10
heap thar you can aIord-if you
... .-.r3 20 wear it at ALTO use il
.. once OF twice, The effect
tbe fashion Is not becoming
dump figures, but what
.....- The slender girls profit there
~. Ind the plump ones 90 right on, re-
a iayorite dr0ping arranges
fou to- straight, close gathered
..., from the neck TO the belt. There
no lt-iug, AT the back the pleats
.-. drawn slightly 70 a point at the
..,. Some handsome imported gowns
r 1svlderlng departures 10 pleated
--r a good effect FOR very slender
..-.. shows the chiffon Huted In round
.-. curves thai follow the lines Of the
front and lend extraordinary
frsss and fu,ineSs 10 the figure
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08

A rich ball or concert gown that COM
.-ss white tr0caded satin and apricot
-s.vat is The artists contribution here.
r.s skirt is made Of the former mate
- and is Furnished on the right side
-.t TWO bands OF silver galoon Joined
...e strings OF silver beads. Silver
nee STAR, border the bottom, and two
-.rs of silver fringe adOrn the bottom
.. the fr1at. Colored stones break
..a u1r0touy OF the sill
bands on each side. The
r-ff-s sef velvet with a pleated vast
finished With lace revers and silver
s.t-s. ADD The cut-0ut is bOrdered with
er1r5 of sable. wider band appear
r- beneath ,be fringe OF the front
breadth. The sleeves are also banded
With sable and have full lace epau.
..tes
Evening and party skirts are trimmed
v... fest11rs OF lace in the regular old
fashioned way. In no other way is lace
more cl1ruuc.7 displayed, unless it be
when drawn loosely over the shoulders
which fashion now permits 20 be uu-
covered, save .r1u such cloudy drapery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08

A woman uiod From Being Told She
Vas Ruled With Lizards

A woman Died From Being Told She
Uas Ruled With Lizards
AUGUSTA, Ga, January Mrs.
Bailey johnson has been literally
frightened .l death. a root doctor"
visited Der and told her that she was
filled with lizards. She Immediately
r51a 20 her bed aud her death followed.
Bs.1rs sls died her children accused
tle.- father OF having conjured the old
woman and some OF them proposed 20
move their mother from her home and
carry her &c thelr home
eNs.o ola MAN, not believing that there
was any reason for the removal OF bis
wife, demonstrated. Bailey, his son
grew angry aud attacked the father
The Old man in defending his own life
slew his son. lie was arrested, but has
been released.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08

crect0t 70 --s hsiisssr
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, January -
Elmer Boston, the last one OF the gang
that had been rOboing hereaboutS, was
arrested 81 Hurricane by conStable's
possee last night aud brought here to-
day upon warrants from the United
States aud State authorities. The
question now arises about whose prls-
oner he is. AT the fence" that the
gang used on Mud river an immense
amount Of stolen property has been
found.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08

WASHINGTON, January The Sen
ate Judiciary Committee to-day cOnsid-
cred the case Oh Judge Clarke appoint
ei United States District Judge for the
Eastern aud Middle Districts OF Ten
ressse. a subcommittee, consisting Of
Senator's Hiil, Lindsay aud Platt, were
appointed 90 ihvesugate an the charges
-.f report 20 the full committee al
later date.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08

WASHINGTON, ID. O., January t.
Cen. Jacob S. C0Xey, leader of the COM
-aawesl movement, and an unsuccess-
On. candidate for Congress, was at the
cpio. to-day % arrange for hearings
before the House Ways and Means
Committee and Senate Finance Commit
tsa, t1 advocate bis uon-iuterest bsar-
.lE BOND scheme.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08
PETROLEUM;

On CRY, PA, January Opened ct
99c; highest 1890; lowest csc; closed at
CSC; sales. "a 600 barrels; runs, 1.-TWO oays)
90 694 barrels: shipments, 1896 barrels.
A single sale of / 900 barrels was made at
a dollar. but there were sales the same mo-
ment at $3.50.
New YORK, January z Petroleum,
strong; Pennsylvania oil, sales none; Feo-
ruary option, sales, 5000 barrels; closed a.
99c bid: Lima oil, sales none.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08
The MetalM.rKez

NEW YORK, January Pig Iron, dull;
Scotch $40 0Oa20 CO., American 50 5OalS co.
Tin steady; straits steady at Sl3 35al3 20;
plates quiet. Spelter quiet; domestic Is 90
Lead, dull Copper, steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08
VENo'S GREAT CURES.
VENO'S GREAT CURES.
A GOD-sEND TO HUMANITY
People Coming Far and Near to See the
Great Healer.

He Valued 81 600 and
Healing thes a Werknown Wheeling
People Tonight Ladies
IN To- Morrow in lows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08
ldar Chnrch Trai1a win leeYs az MAJ.

fUnIIy eIcept SUNDAY.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Eln, drove
at s:43 T. m and wheeling at l2:l3 p. N.
Trims No. a. G, "a and 20 connectwitu kefdio
line for Triad elphie. Herdic leaves rradsi
phia for Elm Grove a. $3.50 .. m. 1880 D. N.
L. &c a. m aud 6l0 2. m. Daily. except Sun.
DAYS and Saturdays herdlc will connect with
train No 80. leaving Wheeling at HOO D. m.
Sundays herdic leaves Trisdelpnia ~ 900 \.
m l2:0e =. NJ. $50 p. m. and connects with
trains No. &. Itsnd 26 from Wheeling.
HE KEInGERRER Gen. MANAGE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-08

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