Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18

beyond measure, because the groom-to be
had been obliged to return by an earlier
opportunity, and had not seen her in it,
she was not so sorTy Tor this later, and
made up her mind not to take sea voyage
for e wedding voyage; but anticipate,
which was what none Ct us desired 10 do,
under the circumstance. The frat Sunday
was fair-I have said so befrre-but feel
like lingering over tie memory OF that
Sunday. There was q bright and enlhuhss-
tic yourg LADY teacher from the West, who
had been 10 Hanover during her vacation
to study German. The s.ltreiant air with
which she put her cap on her head aud
stuck her hands in the pockets Of her jacket
Vas good to see
I'm not much on cloihes,' she said to
the bride; haven't bought thing except
warm cloth suit for winter, which Tor
hall the price l should pay at home diff.
ference nearly paid my passage one way.
came over to study and / am oaly sorry
could not stay longer. am going to
save every cent till | get enough to go
again and stay year" "Do you know
how Gamer? she said 20 le subsequently,,
Il graduated from high school aud Won
great honors. | was offered good
position Immediately and have been teach
ing ever since (seyen years.. | have been
placed at the head Of an important edu'
cational institution and entered upon my
du,ies with eclat. There vas foe ;ecep-
ton and speeches were mGda. but | assure
sou felt Ike O fraud; / had 10 make a
speech; bad 10 state my plans--l knew
they were not what they ought TO be-
felt my want of equipment, bat they were
spplauded by every one except 9 ane old
professor from a neigGbs.iDg college, Nbc
caught M eye when knew it must have
expressed the WEAKNESS felt at the praise
was receiviug-which knew ! did not
deserve He walked home with me and
asked me how | liked it, meaning the
crowd, the applause and the seeming cue
cess told him it ale Rs siCk.' lie
said 'Ibtn there vas hope fer me-. BE
told ne ! xas not ft for the place / was
occupying, that needed wider culture
and more experience and that only The
ignorance and want Of kno Wedge on the
part of the general public made them &C
cept competency. He said hal good
ideas plenty Ct euergy aud sbiiity-what
| lacked was through framing deter
mined 70 try foT it. | could not stay this
gear, because my engagement i, impern
tive till next tpnng, bus | have obtained
an intite into the German language and
system. have got their charts and am
going 10 study them. Next season | shall
come back aud stay year, perhaps two
70 to the schools aud perfect Dyseit
sm going to be teacher for lie, and
am bound to be good one.
This confidence was DO. bestowed upon
me that first Sunday; on the contrary, We
spent it hunting up stray steamer chars
looking askarce a. each other, glsncine
occasionally at the loW-lyirg coast and
watching the bells for the dinner hour. Thu
cooking we bad discovered TO be exce!lsn'
and the service most satisfactory. The
staterooms, too, were clean ard nestlook
ing, aud there was an entire absence Of III,
"bilge' sAell, which Is so p oyocslive o
sessickuess. The prospects therefore wee
most encouraging, aud it was not until the
close of the Sunday dinner, who're only
fault ives its length, that symptoms Of 4
decidedly adverse character began to eel
in. Take my advice and 90 straight Il
your ro> m and 10 bed" raid the goood ms
tured steWardess to the suddenly hleschec
oat women, Yho we're hanging on here apc
there 10 ths rsilipg above aud below
Seven days and nights Of lowering skies
heavy seas, head winds and turbulent vsve'
which we're DO respecters Of decks or per
sons. A few enjoyed 1t and ate and dranl
as usual, but the majority did Tot and tol
some the week until the following Monda,
beld misery that is never, and is much bet
ter never, put into words. The final day
we're, hoEever. delightful the weather va
perfect, the lkies without cloud, and thi
excellence of the cuisine, which never los
cred It's standard in the least from the frs
day to the Last, was fally appreciated. VI
we're even sorry to part with the friends VI
had made, We forgsve the captain III
weather (ihs captain Is slEays charged viii
the "Rsa:ber' }, aid exchanged a1dresse
With people sfier thu msEaeT Of oceal
travellers, Shom We shall probably ne7e
sse o: hesr Of again, think We we're q
honest loI" on board that ship, and excep
ing the bride had little in the way Of ''tof
J gerry" We had 10 troables with tbs GU
toms therefore on landing, and shock be-,
, ard said our goodb:ss =: = me hest nos,
DIE spirits, sinost wiling under the ssr,
} auspices and With more fs7oriog siads