The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-09
GOSSIP.

The New York Methodist newspaper
mathematics waterfalls and other
excrescences of female apparel. The
editor thinks the whole thing goddess. %
and calls sharply for the enforcement OF
the rules and regulations laid down in
the book of discipline.
The Brooklyn Union says that
Madam Rosa, in a recent concert. sus-
tanned high note twenty-three seconds.
An insurance agent, urging a citi-
zen to get his life insured, said: "Get
your life insured for ten Thousand, and
then, If you die next week, the widder's
heart viii sing for joy"
Mrs. Ayouia Brooke, nee Jones, the
American actress. now in Scotland. is
always attended by very large New
foundland dog, endowed with wonder
full intelligence. He is admitted into
the salons which his mistress graces !.
IN railway carriages and steamboats, he
holds his place by her side, in defiance
of rules; he sleeps beneath her bed. sits
| In private box with her at the the
atre, and watches over her at rehear-
sails. :.
"A distinguished London, surgeon
has taken the lecture room to reassure
the ladies in regard to the "chignon fall
lacy" He says the .'organismsp. are
neither entozoa nor epiZoa, but only
octozoa, W hich are comparatively HARM
ltess.i-E al OTTcG lf ,r'ral us.af r.
"a distinguished lawyer of New
York, will give u party on Friday eve
ming in honorSoI the Court of Appeals.
Over 800 Invitations have been given
out. =
The New York Commercial Afrer-
User says ladies seem to have become
possessed Of a perfect mania for gorge
Gus dresses and costumes since the
opening OF the new academy, and that
before, Is now very ordinary.
AN editor in Alabama having read
an article in Hdtt's Journal of Health
advising that husband and wife should
sleep in separate rooms, says: DR.. Hall
can sleep when and where he chooses.
but for himself, he intends to sleep
where he can defend his wife against
the rats and other nocturnal foes as
long as he has got one to defend.
AT Vienna an ''IntelIigence ohice,'
of a novel chAracter has been opened;
here, girls in quest of
husbands, are to be found. The blondes
are in one room, the brunettes in am
other. Rouge on noir? Is the question
asked OF the visitor, and as he loves
one or the other room. The next thing
we shall hear will be that daughters
are disposed OF by lottery. -
The Cincinnati Enquirer tells of n
young man arrested in that city "for
attempungto kiss a.lady whom he had
been courting for some time" ~
"A feminine reason-why can per-
sons occupied in canning lruit, stow
away more of it than anybody else3
Because they can, - -.
"A matrimonial broker, in Fauouier
countyi boasts of his success in bring
ing about marriages, and says he has
had greet luck in getting of some hard
cases in the way, of old maids He puts
them on his list stonS5 head.
The Springfield Repubtiean states
that small piece ofmusele, taken from
one Of the limbs ota young lady who
was supposed 10 have died of trichina
spiralis was put undara microscope OF
moderate power, andthe minute worms
were seen IN 1T beyond all question
In form and motion they Tailed closely
Win the engraving and description OF
trichina given in the medical books.
and there IS little doubt that they were
actually trichina-
-Ristori was in Chicago last week.
and played in 'sElizabeth.- The next
evening she was to play the part or
Judith, whereof the Times ofthat city,
says. at is the old Bible story, to be
found in tbeeAPocrypha, and the Chi
eago people are too familiar with the
Bible TO require any further informa-I
ton concerning 1t. The plot turns mn
on the obtaining Of fresh water for the
1nna oitRnts of Bethulia, and was prob
aptY chosen because the Chicago tunnel
Is now popular institution, and the |
.far-sighted, keen-Witted Gran imagined
that II would draw on that ACCOUNT