Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17

DELMONlc0's DUDES.
How the Bon TOa Young Man Puts
Up Ten Dollars for a
Dinner,
xsils His Millionaire Dad aulsts
Mis- Appetite With a Dollar
Around the Corner.
xisss Who Know as Much About
lack Pots" and Calls" as
Their Husbands.
rss American Game Of Draw Poker
vending Its Way Into
Society.
Alliance at the Murray Hill Young
Girl as She Appears on the
Beach.
cotAam's Great Sympathy and Sup
port Of lin Mutt 10 the
Late Tragedy.
,. i,,~sspondcac, Of tac I;egps,er

40. r,3,a prevalent than common sense
INT 10 Iermit. that high price indicates
t.,b quality. This is true Of eating and
s-;rg.-- more than Of anything else. As
r,,s.,ut offset TO such folly, may men,
non .he rapid popularity Of table d'hots
I;,rsrs in this city-meals composed Of
,.rore eight courses and a pint of claret for
,svo,fy. i've cents 20 a dollar and quar-
,,- Persons Of experience and no nonsense
..eV ina: the yiands are as well cooked
srs .-.yet. in the best OF these places, as at
Ds,,og.ro's Pillards, the hotel Bruins
u;cs. or snv other Of the high-priced res
,srrsa,,. But our dandies can discern no
7.r.t where there isn't extravaganza, and
J hays seen
millionaire Dining Thus for a Dollar
q. the very time his son was spending ten
s-ound The corner for nothing better, save
,o- the fact tha, the youngsters wine was
rhacpsyne. while the Old chaps was claret.
hcer.s.n hotel in upper Broadway. though
fashionable and prosperous, did not do as
much business in its dining room as the
p-op-ietJrs desired and they lately made q
bold bid for the patronage Of the dudes by
Fyirg a. the prices on their bills OF fare at
Fs.y per cent advance upon those charged
anywhere else. How high these ranged
may BE- guessed when l say that a cup OF
coffee e. DOWN for twenty-five cents. OF
course chs drives away great many Peo-
pc but L also proves. as expected, lure
lor he .uo', and I doubt ii anywhere 10
,hr vide wor.t so mJeh money i paid Tor
sa eqvs. amount OF food.
= lad American Game.
.-awyoker distiOCtjytly an American
came fOr many years confined 10 the
Suu.avCst. snd recently imported INTO the
U.d Word. Is growing more and more
pgeya., a; here every month. Club men
aud y. Il %. DO YOrii..Dgs were formerly
its maiu sihereuts, but i; has now become
n social feature Of q number Of fashionable
houses and ladies' OF distinction have
crow 20 he experts. They know all about
,.b,rrflr . seeing calling Jack.
Eo,s. raising lac an'e." divided pools,
.,,eguencc uushes, and all the mysteries
U: :le hazardous sport. have been told,
though 10 not yOuCL for II, Of graceful
AID mp.i,hsi girls Winning large sums
from their fathers, and Of sons making
the governor" come down handsomely
OF. an jat IpCCtedly strong hand,
ENtraya&ant wives.
Vhc cauno, persuade their husbands to
give them all the money they want are re-
ported 70 get II out OF them by superior
urHerity in securing queens, kings and
aces Draw. poker is bad enough for men
oi wealth but played, as il now IS, by men
dependent on limited salaries, it IS a
y-,eyCus vice. Think OF a STRIPPING who
has 20 work hard for 500 or 500 a year,
"ser,Gg' his antagonist and going 300 TO
: 80 better Ambitious youths OF his
sort CsanOt, OF course, always pay cash
they have recourse. therefore. TO any mum
Der UI q. IS. hear that q salesman OF -,
% down town jObbIng house. on salary
500 ,sS given 5000 or 5000 of these
Evidences OF Indebtedness.
'ogr or five years ago poker was never
mentioned in what was understood % be
polite society, but one may hear Of it now
in the form OF remarkable experiences and
elaborate discussions almost anywhere se-
tween the North and East rivers, or be-
tween Bowling Green and Washington
Heights. Poker asSuredly spreads like a
pesu,suCe. IL was trst played in the South
y
played then with but twenty cards. Very
soon tie more modern game OF draw-pOker
Nth full deck was evolved, and draw
poker $ today the favorite diversion in
every large town, both in this country and
n Eu-Dpe.
In Summer Heat.
Summers heat is upon Us, and the gen
ga. departure Tor the country has begun
y kF.., .N I'D
I. Tbs IS true, especially OF those fami.
re, whose heads must remain very near to.
j. rot daily IL, city business. Thus |
found, on a trip this week along the shore
Ci .onE .s.aud, that the numerous minia-
t.7r sumner resorts were already fairly
occUWAL There are no other bathing
pace IN the world like those to
Wa tie sail across the bay
ssAes 'ae buatloadS that put out
a re middle Of the forenoon from
!ue .a.e,' sad points along the mainland.
These Bathing Stations
are 20 fs7 apart lha, each IS patrouised by
tNCse Snmmerlng al the houses for several
ui.es 10 ana down the Day. The ieet of
NN'le sailed catnoats Il Steered in the di-
ItyICH % a t'aS that is seen waving on the
uuSe Of the Outer-beaCh. From the little
NHSri IN the bay II Is only few minutes
"a.A 10 the top of he sand ridge. and
mere the sea IS seen at its best. Go down
'Ne ',ctp b.ud 10 the shelly beach that is
NaSast by every incoming tide. and stand
tAt'e stone. Behind you is the bluff of
SSh!' nigh enough 10 shut of the view 10
iIe siNlSard-the horizon is within hun
uEed 'eet Of the eye.
The white Beach
StTstceeS away 70 the right aud 10 the left
tI' val OF gray spray marks the limit OF
VISION. IN front is the ocesn, stretching
sway 10 the other side of the world, black
H. tue Cstsnce, IN the foreground, rank
s.n.-' ~. at cIear OF Impurities, rising aud
LA-AInS n vast areas, breaking into Hhite-
caps heie and there, mounting in gre.t
2uges upon the sand, dashing toward the
say IN a sheet OF bright green and thunder.
Lag GOWN upon the sand with tremen
uous iUrce. Fastened upon the bInF
running over the crotch OF two no,ss sat
up IKE an y, and extending out INTO the
sun Is stout line to which tImid bathers
~ Gang. That Is mans small contr,bu
.o S.ou IoVard making this a perfect bathing
ssa'.Ch. -, BACK upon the bluff, out OF the
Ia.S ~ o. The winter storms, are the little
Tns houses. To this spot a hundred
ds-;- MAYBE, come every forenoon
s"s ne season, sun themselves ON tba
sa.t. 'axe dip in the surf. sun then,sa,, ,,aS
s.i s.n ara sail back across the bay with spcb
SpIe'',eS for their dinner as iLav 80. SL.u
Lac before. - 'Hey never
~ "'Fis In Their Fancy Stockings.
- ~ you ever sit in one OF the ..,,T,r \
ir T' 81 Coney Island. and see the s;-IS
Sv,S 80 SocAilgs wade in till the prnv
So. 80 snCut wet the tops Of then, Ftbs
~ .-.->' please Iemember-an5 then No.
'aI -'Tn, ciinging to the rones an an i
!, ;,os Well, that is What Won SoS,, Iao .aa
~ irs ";'e~Er Of bathing pisces T an, ~
''" ''"nt' IOU would be sures:ssJ d., :;