Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03
Some Facts Concerning the Prince
Of Hayti and Miss RussslPs
Recent Queer Escapadss.
r, Time Made by Some Of the
Fast Steamers that
Cross the Atlantic.
Row Clever Diamond Thieves Ply
Tasir Work in the "Tongus
Art" ofStsaling Brilliants.
midas Diamonds Substituted by the
Upper Crust TO Fool the
Light-Fingsred Gentry.
a Pretty Little Widow With a Five
Million Dollar inducsmsnt -
Who is Much Admired.

NJ YoIE, June LILLIAN kus-
sell hasn't got mascotte' but
She, got real. genuine copPer-coIored
r-ipce from Hsyti, who is literally
wound NJ in the meshes Of love. He Is
I,oner On Lillian, form, grace and acting.
He saws nothing shall bar him from enter
H., into the holy bonds Of matrimony
V:,a the fair Lillian, and that be will over
step ,he bounds OF Propriety. the fact that
She s.-pady has another husband who is
ave ard saving away as first fiddler, in
E,,,1a orchestra, and that he will make
h.- 49, tuesn if she will consent. Now,
!.- .s.- Lillian sees no reason why she
s....,I no, accept the offer Of her dUs&y.
G-st uOb,emau's offer.
The COpprr=t OIOred Gentleman
.- ~ Hayri has evidently caught on, and
'....au will soon begin proceedings for a
o.. u-ce from her fiddling spouse to wed
ia- 2..ICe, Who, by the way, is as happy
g, 3 b.. suuhOwer that mods and bends
the 5--els.. Here's where the question
Of taste comes in again. \ pperColored
prince ialls in love with an American ac-
trs,s and nothing will sooth his huctuat-
IN. ,4.-t bosom but matrimony. \ fair
spe, .Ileu Ol american female beauty will
r,ve Up the land OF the free for the Prince
of Hsyti She sees nothing now but royal
,y He's prince and that settles il, and
II a., color was dude purple, Lillian would
nal. L,m' Just the same.
Some Fast Running
IS row being made by the ocean steamers,
and As they are all naturally trying to make
the best time il has awakened some inter
e., = the result. The latest modern feat
az fast time Das been accomplished 10y the
NO.usud.e of the TranSatlantique Line.
She .ett IIayre at nine o'clock on the morn
.ag Of May and arrived at Sandy Hook
May IS al eight 2. VI, thus making the
yoys-e IN eigh: days ard eleven hours, the
distance beng 800 miles further than 10
/ queenstown.
The Alaska and the Arizona Of the Guion
4 Lire have hitherto been easily first in the
4 rsre .U- the fss'sst time between New York
4 land queenstown, having run from the
/ 'o-IEe- 20 the latter port in o. days, Is
lJUs, aad 81 min Jtss, while the Arizona
De..r rUed the same distance in : days,
4 GD : and - minutes.
The Next Fastest Time
4 o q at OF the Alaska was made by the Ser
! yia the Cuuaru Line. She crossed from
New OK o Queenstown in : DAYS, ; hours
4 and - minutes, having lett New York NU-
-asi u. I>>2. The arizona Of the GuiOu
! Line then comes next running from
4 Cgte-sE"wn TO New York in : days, :
4 nuG.s and - minutes. The White Star
4 he asSrs an admirable showing OF good
4 averages since the year l~ID, hut its speci-
\ 3. $ good times under eight days are as
i lows Garmsnic, April, lS77, Queenstown
: 90 New York, days, IL hours, - minutes;
! Br;taaJIc, August, ln11, Queenstown to
4 New York, days, 10 hours, IS minutes;
Gt.mariC, February, 1916 New York TO
Queenstown, days, - hours, l. minutes;
n E-.,aau.C, Decem Der, lN7G, days, l. hours,
4 Il minutes AdrIaIlC, May, ISL, : days, y
4 hours. % minutes.
For Six Voyages
from Queenstown 10 New York in I>76 the
Britannia has al average OF days. l.
hour. 16 minutes, aud tOr the same num-
Der from New York 10 Queenstown the
& average IS : DAYS 2O hours, 81 minutes.
e The same -sSSel has an average Of 81 yoy-
sgss Of days. hour and - minutes be.
tween :Ae Years ,S,u and ISL, and the
& Ce'msn'C has an average during the same
'ea- %. .' voyages OF days, q hours and ="
I.HUieS.
The best time Of the Iuman Line was by
u lie lttv Of Berlin, October, Isl, from
"A G-rns'Own to New York in days, II min
I;rs. The time made BY the City OF Rome,
NJ ..- -.eal champion OF tue Anchor Line,
"a~ r1 aer way herr. in May. '>>2 from
II .'--'Oo. 10 New YORK, Was days, "
-1.,.r Do MlL utes.
Its worthy Of Note
-. ..e Cry of Berlin of this line, under
..1WsDt OF that famous skipper. Cap
an AruNety, now retired 20 the ,lr!ietude
O. nestle and social life, male seven
- 3 '-P v"ysce~ in lN7j. which averaged
-. hours and 81 minutes.
'.' Ns--a OF the North German Llovd is
S:9'rs- 't the candidates Tor fast time. In
r. ..'a. l-'p Sic made IL, knots an hour,
..' ...7'" tie iun from NewNOrk to south
o. .va 20 davs, and p hours last fall.
We 'usI'sr the time between Southamp-
d -.3 GUrtn>tDwn about seventeen or
-.,' L-UES said L!Oyd's agent. and
'.''-i1re conclude thar the Werra Coula
81 re run 10 Queenstown in DAYS and
r- q nours.
.' .rN >'s- Line makes no pTetenSionS
'.N me, nu' the agent says that their
..-' "' ten days 10 Hamburg is Just
- -yCt time Is any Of them can
"'N "a-n sufficient allowance has been
VIZ 10. '.1t thirty six hours hours hard
So. through The channel, and six or
"A 1'arS mu-e through the lazy
11e L-sJ OIsal steamship was
Prise. which sailed from England
~ Ia IA lNL5
4 Tidy widow.
.''.r sesD IN a lvIg while 10 more com.
w., '5'd alton Of the lady in appearance
-. .s~h4 woman in the deep black Of
m ~ ! '.to"hood She was tall, erect and
-! e.! Impressive in bearing. Her
.'-r On he TO better described than 70
ID y: '-si - YaS that 81 West Point mill
Al Sniisn,d by reproduction in the
~. \. That Is 10 say. she was a happy
Il ..,. 'e'Nesn SIt dignity and plant
az pretty, but not beautiful
a. q vas her sir Of hIgh.breeding
"S"HgClshsG her above Others OF
M s..,HehEeSs She might have been
O,'a"c heroine stepped out from .
"a. conventional society Novel
81 you are expecting me to say that
La >"neDvoy very different from
No 'V1AN indicated. Nothing of the
=. q. sue Vas the daughter Of Comms-
/ -, w, O' The nIjed States Navy. She
"'iE AMI Character all that her
'' promises. What. then il tha-e
-, Ter worth describing Orite
-". She l. a widow Of tbirtv w;tS
~ w.. ''. Lily Price grew up in Troy,
city rsu arkahIp for IL n-stfv
M. social chgu"s Lily moved in
y .or,...,i i".TivniI"uS Of the latter circles
j ~ The families Of miliynaires bnt
IT, I,.,'.,'l'- Nhl'- was comparatively poor, since
- j ~. ..-.,o'e .,..',.o'e salary wss sll the Prices
u..I .,.''s," %. twill be seen that LiIy
-s',r. , sr ia'1iiy and 20 society TO gct
'v sI..r ,.SLhd. ,NSS1hd. She performed this
nee oi Personal Preference
nm, '''i., ,F'!y was famous in this CITY
I -a'.. ,,..--'.'.iy, Immense wealth snd .
I ~ 'Ie ItI'oa- 81 oddly r~,iZ. r"ar, ~lH
~. ~ H-h lid ha ar9r,a,,t ,L;s