Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
BEAUTY AND CASTE.
Pretty D0mesties Mast SO when
There Are Susceptible
Sons Around.
Exodus Of the New York seRe---Resunee-
too of the Crinolins- COney Island
General Grants ChaPlain---0ime
Museum Fakirs---Sun vs..
Wax Modk.

!sv,,sst Correspondence qf thr Ss1dIy Reyis>r.
Nsx YoEE, July ls.-The sight of two
produces Of wealth and idlcness has just
about reeoaeiled me to working fora living.
The Bavemeysrs and Rhinelsnders are old
Dutch families exceedingly proud because
they have been milionaires for rather more
than a single generation. and, in their
yOunScC members, too pre;enI'ous As to
birth So- gooS tempered tolerance in re-
public. There was one Havemeyer and
one Rhinelsadcr who held to the foreign
and aC.StOcraGC theory that trade vas ig-
nosie They had ample income, and we're
mot compelled to 50 much as look after its
source, Cor it came from real estate, in the
management Of which they did not need to
n,eddt.. Hayemeyer has now been judi
.eisfy declared an irresponsible inebriate.
The testimony showed that he had not been
sOS,er an five years. That is TO say his
drink lIur was 70 steady and heavy that be
Nas at no time ont OF the influence OF alcO-
hal. Tie had - theory about whisky. lie
would now be convinced that he WAS mis-
,lISen IL he had Wit enough left TO think
cE,aSly abOnI anything At all
All YOU We got TO do to be safe, he once
said 70 me, Is TO know what YOU re drink
ing. Perfectly pure whisky never harmed
snyl,odV. Il is the Cusil oil aud the adul-
teran,s that make druuksrds. do mighty
Gale tipping al bars, except the two or
three that frequent, and in those places
Keep Wy Own Private BOTTLES.
| b,, Ken,ues whisky shat I can find out
abou, with absolute certainty II must be
Of originally y,ure quality, anil not less than
twenty yesr~ obi. NOu' " NO idea how
much trnuhc il takes t. rnvestigate-and
expease. ;no have, spent $500 alto
gether in I,r,.. rnG one barrel It whisky |
WAS lOokiug Or q; THeu It Na> once IN
my cellar 1 Il ,a.i, in ,wallT.ing. keep
a hoitl,, ,E a.,ayS "a DrhRunic1s the
Bruns~:c> . Hoffman IIou&r and y, the
Cnina aa,i .,t,:la,tun Clubs Of course
have 10 hs,, q ..tt over sgaiu n these 'laceS,
Tor nay q" ',"-v glass ! order IN" same
AS though - .gvvr didu.t hetouS 10 ne.
Il is great Jh,ug though ~ ~ assured
that your "h>Ny isn't hUrttYG yOa.
That was five Or six wears ago. IL was
already clear enough to ali bat himself that
he WAS the slave Of "A DESTROYING appetite
Some definite purpose in life might have
saved him IRON his private, personal and
warranted pure bottles.
The RhiEe.anaer Is u prisoner m the
Tomhs NoE nave read how he shot the
lawyer who. - the agent Of his parents,
was seeking 70 separate him from his wife.
he was sharp-witted when a youth, and
took prizes in Columbia College; but in
doleace seemed eoefecta deterioration, aud
he became Sovcathing Of n crank. lie vas
guilty of peculiar inconsistency.
While Stickier
foe 81 the familiar absurditieS regarding
emineace Of family, he fell in love with a
waitress in hi, father house and married
her. Moreover she was only bright and
handsome in a coarse way. and not the
klnd OF a girl 70 overcome social prejudice
by means Of gentle manners.
A worldly wise matron, whose name is
known in he case Of woman suffrage, said
10 ue on thu phase OF the servant-girl
,ouestiOa: "lod ask me WHY | discharged
nv chamGermaid the other duy after | told
you how !ar aDoye her work she was in IN
tr,GgcGcc. She WAS precisely what | want
ed with one vital exception. She was
pretty Nu. must have noticed that |
.sm sur NV sen did would gladly have
kept her as q servant. but didn't want ner
for a daughter-ir-l law. See the trouble made
BIZ that kind of thing in the Rhinelander
6mily Ih,s .RUUght their waitress was n
iewel So diG the son. Caste Is very I'M
AMERICAN. bu; :; isn't without lis valuable
domestic uses
The fact J. thar Mattresses and nurse
maids Arc ,I-..vu constantly into close ~
laiiO0ship will heir employers that jf apt
at acluirinc y"EicncSS. they arr able 20
tora tuto k,Jr>.~ when occasion offers |
Cont see aow tnis difficulty Is going to De
obyiSted
The New York belle is ready.tO 20 out
of tows. Il sh,, has not already gone. She
has takes all possible pains 10 make OF her
nj
4 Thing of Beauty.
This /, a season OF less eccentricity IN fash
.ipas than for many year. She is ut =
happy medium in the transition past to the
soipminousne>s Of draPery which is bound
~ come IN the near tuture. | make this
siatement on the authority of a man in the
.nSieesz of designing and constructing
kniuine clothes. He saws that along in
1fSj. &C may ~ we'll look out for q revival
a CrinO6ue. The tendency is in that d.
fkct;on and eau not probably be stopped.
Md therefore be advises Us to look well
mon the fashionable girl Of the present,
hCaase We see Der at her very best Her
kair is srranged in moderate and artistic
shapeS, her waist is not distressfully COM
messed. her hands and feet are incioSed in
Eg enough gloves and shoes for tOlerable
comfort. and her skirts are sufficiently am
pls 10 satisfy the demands of prOprie;y with
oat hiding her figure away entirely from
sight. There j. nothing grotesque in the
sernmer STYLES, and whenever such an effect
u prpduccd, It NAV justly De charged 20
the individual eNaggeratiOn OF the wcarer
How consequential in = mercantile way
are The changes Of fashion was impressed
anon M. Yesterday. when ! sem the sign
board taken down from Broadway build
ing. revealing some lettering nn ,hv walls
fhss had bccn covered
NInrF hoOp-~AlFl~ wore IN NHelfFsNl USE
The name Of d firm Wa, disclosed Fifteen
YeaFs AGO il was printed in newspaper ad-
reftisencutS throughout the land. and was
more familiar than that OF any patent medi
cine maker. The concern led in the bust
neos Of arti6cally disteuding the bellies Of
,hek period Perhaps the partners were
p>epared 70 retire enriched. when the de-
nssd Cor the goods ended At all events,
ihcg disappeared from view. and their ex-
lcQsiye factories were diverted to other uses
The ragged edge of the good and the bad
esr brought together at COney Island these
~, daysof excursions from the city to the
sttshore. Some Of that threemile stretch
81 sapd Is deCorouS. One section is Occu-
I'D b. the highest-priced hotel in the
|DitedStates, but there are acres crowded
81 hubub Of miscellaneous devices for
e.anSing and robbiug the multitude The
1'<iect simplicity Of some Of the swindles is
.I/.>cS rtans IN q r,avilli devnfad ~. gaun-