Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
-uE LONDON BAR MAID.
:. sIirtations With the Swslls of
the City.
~ she TRAPS HER MANY VICTIMS.
rlo,bss and Diamonds on a Small
6 S.',-y-Cstehing FOrtunes-A Scene
,.,he 8ar-A Singular Social
Study.
S,sc-R CorrcpOH,icuc".

,,>rnx. April li.-The bar&eeper in
ton j. barkeepereSs. She is
| ..i. -,uctimes she is a lady, but not
= Il she has been, she has usually
.,,s,. rrsvc'y over it. Not but that
...uarr enough for London, but
80. load investment in the matrI-
[ ...,,r market, where there is more of
4 firing than is bid for. She usual
,...,-, a black dress, and short, bang
re.r. \ writer in an American
,..r .,v, girl with her hair banged
p. IKE nm unruly cow with board
.., per face. Well, fortunately the
~ is behind the fence in the London
-, sud she don't butt it down to in
'..,.,. the danger ofthe honestly thirsty
....r who uuafls his slowly furnished
rs, d. enjoyment, harshly qualified
I. n me. prrtutSS Of the creature who
.,,~r. The bar-maid comes from
.. o, knowS where, and cOncealS her
~..,. a from active service in the
r... A. >,rrptinu of mystery. She
,r.. - happy, and her lot, like the
..,u Iu the Pirates Of PeuZance,"
........ .t,py one. She will not make
..... -.n VII get
The wrong Drink
... wroag driukcr, and the
.a4l-v before the man who
...a.>. She l. aSSumptivc OF =
-... Gat rests upon her uueaSily;
.. ..usua-c, which she stahS With
..... ...u.u sentences and fortunes
.r. % -.ruuuur.Lti0uS; ScOrnful of
....-. ....' does not elevate her 20 the
-. .. iu The gallery of British beau
..-.a,,ul 81 ordinary business
... tav n Of service, impertineut
. and iu>ol IN. in demelnor.
H.. " ,.r has cause. She Is the subject
GO letting treatments. One man
.a, .rLaiy, another pulls it-meta-
....,. -.'y. | mean. She l. treSted by
H.. -....uw- paJed youth and bepim-
80 .I u~u, who deem themselves
g-...G,--, - = queen, and paid by
~ .wy.ayrr a pittauce that makes
3. ..-a ~ Slow starvation assume the
ara..a@ prospect of bloated luxury
n. ..upyyvd eplCurlanlsm.
iinr.Haids " ith Diam oud>.
Sat she i a human creature, aud |
.,rf ta tell YOU about her il "A plain
.,Huu. She i an important element
. tl.-,uriou>ly constituted London So
...-, 70. ours. The maximum salary for
.ar-mait i twelve shillings per week,
40 her average time on duty II thir-
..a LuUes day. Spiers X Pond, who
..i...l over 1000 girls, pay this sum
I'd enact this service, giving them
..u.lr meal day aud two black al
ga DRESSES y year. They may not
.... ,1lurs. hut they may wear dia-
..'- How can they" Don't ask
.. .l. the other night in the Criterion
,...' q table opposite a bar where
-..l. twelve Uar-maiU~. and they
.lI diamonds. SOME Of them great
. ,.,tJalrc~. They don't wear seal
,.- 1rktt~ or UlstsrS behind the bar,
, .r- 81 them have them, and 10 see
. ..rr them IA the stalls in the thea
.. ., .t.>t too imposing. But the Crl-
..l. ..r.mtid l. not representative,
.r. trr handsome ~uprrriliOuS
49,. Au@ru Yea meet in the Grand
... ..al Tire principal railway sta
Nor = ii" fairly represented al
.. ..Nrty. Iur Gaycty i u great
..I- .,;,cr 'or actors ami the sort of
...-.Ig, -,r,i, imppCuniouS, ready To
.... t.wrg man, who feels that not to
-. ..,.'aycry every day il L. Justify
" . r;,try "i'.'rl p'n!., like