Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
Niss.Aysr Relates Her Experience
With the Love Sick Italian
Lieutenant.
1hs Fayorits Soubfette's New De-
parturs in the Dramatic
Profession.
a Cultured Divine Stsersd Into a
Cloth Shop to See the
Samples Displayed.
A Matrimonial SquabbIs in Low
Life in the Miserable Dsns
of Mott Street.

iSff'fsfft 4Sltff lf'.'s - 49,
NEW YoRE, May lS.-N'W YORK mas
Mssootte, at least Miss Aver mas. I"e
Rettini tragedy, the first act OF winch was
PLAYED in the Aver mansion, has oeeh az
oocnr-epce upon which much comment
xas brought forth. Your correspondent
Visited Miss Aver, and she willingly eI-
plsined the whole affair. She said: why
a lady cant trea. these foreigners with
even due respect or they Immediately BE-
cone aesperstsly in love. knew nothing
Of this love sick son of the land Of beautiful
sunsets other than that be had been intro.
duced to me, and the very fact that he
made such a fool of himself surely
Ends Our Little Friendship
,;.bt there. believe he is monOmaniac
Cn the subject Of maJrlmony ana SUICIDE,
as il has been whispered to me that he has
cut some peculiar cIpers OF this kinp De-
lore .
Then, Miss Aver, the story that he is a
-a,ect,d lover is utterly false.
Why, certainly. Do you really think
hat an! 50 silly aS 10 marry man VINO
had bln self photographed in all shapes
,~e6ltstiuC suicide! Girls may 90 gldiy
and Weak-ulindtd, but have enough con-
MN srpsr Lett To avoid tCOls, and tais lit
tIe e>reusJe which has brought my name
fefure the pubic in suCh an undesirable
vsy will serve 10 teach me lesson on IOr-
eipu fOps, dudes, or whatever you might
Csi. tatm Fools suppose, would be the
u-uIer term 10 Use
iorrnslis,ic friend Of mine says that
le ~, st heartily COngrltulateS the
Shade OF Shakespeare
ron the attempted suicide Of Giaimi Bet
mi sud Fr, derlck UvkO-for one OF whom
Crrid rallied the trigger of the revolver,
ami for tn, other Of whom Cupid flew ou.
ai 2 OttIe Of poison. Why the congratula'
ion RpcsUse Shakespeare said Men have
,!:,d aud worms have eaten them, bat no
srr love" These Two would. be suicide
= "a to die and 10 become food for worms,
{, 90 for worms all for love, but they will
not uie Therefore Shakespeare has taken
them for his followers So has the Penal
code. and befor long each will be unroman-
tcslly figuring in Police Court
But 90 isr Is my friends judgment goes,
he was mistaken in the case Of UCkOd, d,pOor
fellow, he has been restored TO goo health,
.ritd and srquitred, the verdict being
took ~ "A mistake for tOuthache." He will
now tackle the cold world, he says, with
renewed energy, and try to win his sweet
heart upon the basis Of honesty and good
common sense
JpBnnie YeRmRns.
All the boys know Jennie. She has what
the Jersey Lily lacks, and what the boys
wanted 10 see so bad, and she will display
them to good sdyautage in the new en-
gagement she has JUST made. John Hickey
hiss secured her services for three years
She Will appear in play entitled Media,
written ty + A Locke, author OF "A Mes
G.effnn - NpWs
men and others qualified 10 Judge, all pro-
rouDce IL the best p ay fora SOuorette they
have ever read. Jennie Geamans, young
Is she is, hsS been long time on our stage.
At the Olympic Theatre during the famous
run of "Humpty Dumpty,' she was billed
equal, and Was an equal attraction with the
.reste.t Cf CloVnS and comedians, Geo. l..
Fox, anG later on as Puck in JOS. Jetter-
sons famous production of Midsummer
Nights Dream" at the Park Theatre,
Brtok'yn. She sailed for Europe Tuesday
morning by the Alaska, to fuldl special
ten weeks starring engagement at the
Avenue Theatre London, and will return
here August 10, in time to thoroughly re-
hParse and prepare for her tour with
Media" While sbrodd she will visit Paris,
and the result of that visit will give the
fsmOus Worth a chance to exhibit on the
American stage some of the finest costumes
tie mas YET mace. NJ mickey Will IeLuaIu
in the city the entire summer 10 arrange Tor
the next seasons tour.
Another Minister "Buneoed."
One more exponnder of the gospel was
,Pd into place to see some cloth last week.
lie saw it, Father Rogers, OF Brighton,
Mass. Is the gentleman who gazed on II
s-n vorlh. He tells his story thusly: l
Csue here on o brief visit, and was pass
I'M. through Chatham Square when we'll
dle, sed g,utleUlan aCcOSted me, said the
con y EiIaI To Justice White, calling me
by uame asking me now | was and how
: ad left everything in Brighton. | told
him that | could not recall him; where
upon he sand: Well, it would be hard for
yCU 10 recognize every one in the parish.
| belOrg here, however, but left and now
have cloth manufactory in New Jersey.
Ii yOu come along | will show you some
fine samples Of cloth | at nrst objected,
IS had no time. He then said if | did
rot want the cInth myself ! could take it
home and show the samples 10 my friends.
| cons Cnted to 20 with him aud went into
No. l0& Chatham street, where my New
Jersey friend said TO man behind the
counter, Give me out my SatChel.'
lie got his sa:chel elani We went to back
loom, where some
samples of Cloth
we're taken out, which | proceeded TO eN-
anime. a drunken man came reeling in
and went out again Then another man
came in, who said he had lust come from
Missouri. He displayed considerable
money, and said: WI. made 300 to-day
the easiest | ever saw. and taking three
pieces OF paper from his pocket be- began
to mix them up. My Jersey acquaintance
could not see IT, and the Western man
turned lis attention 10 me-. lie asked If
had FLO. Ii 50. hp would show how easy il
was done. took out my purse and put
the money on the table You have won
SltO,' ssiu TIE Western man to me; here,
tske it, saying which, he pushed the
money toward NE. i don't want your
money ! answered. You better take it,
Is yours, he said hut / refused, and pick
.Egup ny uD dollar bill proceeded to re-
place ii, when the Western man
SnsIehed NY Purse
snd ran out Of rhe ace Ny Jersey friend
followed. and l ran out OF the place. Just
as got near the door q man came up to
ne. caught ne by the coat with both
ESNcS, and said: See here, what do you
mean What's all this noise in my
plsCt""
The clergyman then called Officer Nc
E'h.ey. OF tbr Sixth Precinct, who arrested
The nsu Who bad seized hold of the com
IISihsht. and he proved 10 be Henry
Sch"heneeTg, the proprietor of the place.
IN lls own defense, Schafienberg said he
NheW rotHiug of the matter at all; that he
vas absent from the saloon at the time and
tG>t CSme in aS he heard the complainant
SH"uhEg snd asked him what was the
matter. As Ihsrs was no evidence against
He saloon keeper, ne was discharged.
aa, as,htF Rogers says there was $oO in the
Nett AreRt
'' mes q the front with d peculiar low life
SE'S'l"n. y month pSN. il appears boy
vas "orS'ps for Csrmine Annechine, u
rS'''r. e. 10. % Centre street, so the boy
LtE'd, Throwing in II dozen oaths to sub
S'tHEt' b. stat, u,ept The barber called
""i"' h's ''s'er, who was only fifteen years
'.'' lie ~ IU>eG mgrris - and the pirl