Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
LIFE.
The Saints and Sinners WI
Throng ehicagO's Parks.
Fast Horses and Fast citizsns-Ths Finest
Railroad in the World The
Woes Of WedlOck.
80, nrrerpordenee Of Ms ReOt.a.

sort. suffering humanity have all week
sought the shades Of parks and gardens.
AT the latter followers of Gsmbrinus con-
eresats and gulp their fayorite beverage
without measures. Sharp eyes see hfes
various phases and acute ears hear its
rough and as well its elegant and pleasing
phrase in the former, especially in Lincoln
Park, Chicago's loyeliest and largest pleas
ure ground. Here Monday and Thursday
are
.LoVer's Nights"
Tuesday and Friday Racing day" and on
"Wednesday and Saturday Prof. HAhn's fine
band discourses classical music, thoroughly
classically. in the afternoon and evening to
the DELEGATION Of everybody, but at tne
expense Of a few wealthy citizens. sun
day is given to all saints and sinners VINO
behave themselves in public whether they
dc or do not in private. The concerts
throng the Park, but racing days draw
larger and more excitable n excited
crowds and q finer display and variety and
q greater number Of ~equiPages. Among
the prominent habitues OF the drive are
two brothers who each drive their oWn
stock. One handles q handsome team
drawing
Very stylish DOg-Cart,
he and his wife seated on the torWaru scar,
his Jehu in pompouS position on the seat
dressed in a black velvet jacket, cream col
ored corduroy e-breeches, inserted in
red-top boots and fitting as tightly as an
Alexandra kid, bis cooked and fssthered
hat and rufied white shirt front making
up the attraction. The other brother drives
a team, in single file, to magnificent ca
briotet and hus divides attention; The
fastest trotting is done by q bankers bay,
invariably driven by his owner, whose
greatest speed is seen when some fresh
horse appears. The most conspicuous
doubles are owned and driven by Ecula-
plans, one Of whom has diplomas from
many eminent colleges and is himself as
eminent in practice and social standing.
The other is a specialist" and has from
Three Thousand 90 Five Pa
Iients,
or patrons. annually whose diseases aud
who themselves are Of the special class.
Between these two heslers attention is
divided.
"Watch out mister, the wagon will catch
him" But the coal-blsck nag went jog
giDg along, although bis owner and driver
sat supremely impressed with the idea that
his colt like Abon Ben Adem, led all the
rest, when in fact he made only q fair go
between. The Jest was general and went
down the long line Of spectators, prompt
lng the inquiry who the butt Of all this
good natured fun was. The answer showed
him TO be, mechanically, the most popular
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of engine pat.
terms, and, therefore, largely pstronized by
those the speed of whose 'goers' he de-
lighted to test. The meriment grew speci.
ally interesting when ! learned that
n Loving Eyes
of this Samsonian shOer's daughter Oft
looked lovingly down into the clear bright
orbits of my informer against her fathers
consent.
"Ahw, its delightful evening, and you
are, yes you are unattended, my com
panion, eh?'
r "Well, for a while" replied the more
Riyacious of WI young ladies to an obtru-
sive dudish mssher, the other evening.
Wont you carry my shawl, and well
carry your cane9' Fair exchange is no
robbery" was stereotyped in return. But
the stick was no sooner received than it
was piled by. the fair holder across the
poor fellows proboscis, a tiagellatiOn he
little anticipated, but will long remember.
The question
ssWhat Kind OF Dude was the Best"
WAS recently discussed at a sumptuous
meal served in one Of the Chicago, Bur
lIngton & Quincy Railroads famous dining
ears, attached to q through Chicago &
Denver express train, and the father Of
Beck's Bad Boy was called upon to an
swer. But he said he was mot tHd4ed
VITA SuLlClcnk AAo AAaNAOA " 3ASHNA ~
orSow, ! crimson" shouted the B. B,
cash hang IL, dad, don't publish IL, but
inst saw that the one that is SUbiUCd is the
best" and so Tar sire has obeyed the son.
Very remarkable and important is the
fact that the bulk Of trayel between the
Atlantic and Pacific States IS confined to
certain railways because superior in equip.
ment. track, road bed, time schedule and
train service. West from Chicago, Peoria
and ST. Louis the Chicago, Burlington
and Q~uincy-the grand Burlington route
has this preference. Its system consists Of
six grand divisions which have no less
than thirty subdivisions. The great regi-
meHts of
The Grand Army Of the Republic
carried in elegant style with perfect salts
faction to and from Denver, and fully four
fifths Of the Knights Templar j~ourneying
to San Francisco chose this famous line, the
New England communicates specially char
tering a train, sent from Chicago to Boston,
of the Burlington company's own rolling
stock, because Of its superlaLiye equipment,
making il evident that while it IS popular
with all classes of travel, it is preferred BY
those choice in taste, desire and favor and
thoroughly competent TO judge and COM
mend energy, enterprise and excellence. Be-
sides having the only line under D emanage-
ment and direct from Chicago, Peoria and
ST. Louis to Denver, the company owns
and operates the longest yet most direct
line to and through the most populous cit
les and finest agricultural portions Of the
West, and finest passenger, Parlor, Pull
man, dining and smoking cars, equipped
with the latest and best appliances for
Sale, Speedy and Comfortable Travel,
and on the solidest ro&d-hed laid with steel
rails; all Of which creates no sur
prise that this famous route should
receive and hold such partiality or
that it is known as the finest equipped
railroad IN the world" and is carrying the
heaviest portion Of the travel to and from
the Pacific coast. No road in the United
States has . territory more favored with
fine farming LANDS and an abundance Of
game Of the forest field, mountain and
Stream, than the Burlington.
Gone to the Silent Majority" "Bereft
of Reason" and "Wedlock's Woes" are
striking headlines seen in Chicago papers.
The first tells of those who have gone with
the fright of life and sorrow no more,
though they have left SorroWing friends.
The second speaks OF q more unfortunate
class and Of greater sorrow. Ayoung man,
twenty years Of age, rules the universe and
everybody in it A lady twenty seven
years old, feels a spell thrown over her by
Roman Catholic priests, which fatalIzss her
touch and breath. Another woman, who
almost lived LIES allotted time, sees her
self ripening in yoluptuOus girihood.
Universal PerseentIOn
has woven its web in the msshes of another
mind, which only the wrecking Of railway
trains generally can dislodge. Poor Chris.
tina Hansen has clear, blue eyes, wavy
hair, soft shapely hands claSSically cut
features, q full compliment of pearly white
teeth and q remarkably fine physique, and
is as pure ~ when born % years ago; yet
she would suicide because woman's price
les Jewel was never hers. Under private
surveillance, and for the first time Noted
by a reportorial pen, is q case which as yet
has failed to furnish fees to lawyers and
the courts Itisthat Of a gentleman who
side thoroughfSre, and Is accompanied in