Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
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| desire to say one word through the col
umns Of your valuable paper in relation b
one Of the features of your growing tow
which is too often ignored BY those Wit
visit New York. allude to the giris, large
numbers of whom / met while there. W.
did not have an opportunity to become
thoroughly acquainted but / met large
number Of tbem casually. used to get out
early and continue late into the evening,
meeting the girls Of New York upon the
crowded thoroughfsres.
Some love to stroll in the parks and 9th.
ers yesrn to ride on the elevated railway,
that they may see what the people who live
in the second stories OF New York have for
supper; but think that to stem the angelic
de of young and beautiful girls in Gotham
Is certsinly as pleasant a duty as the
ranger can perform.
The girls of New York, whether dressed
in the warm, tailor fitting garments Of reluc.
tsnt spring or the cool toggory of the heated
san mer time, have habit Of moving down
t.. crol ded strs ct with their eyes fixed on
one obj-ct about $50 miles ahead and
iostrpg the gentleman from the far West in
q way that makes him almost glad he came.
o. cour,e e, nov and then in the reverend
ing hurry and rush and hustle, you meet q
girl whose symmetry Of form has been mis-.
laid, or whose features are we'll calculated
to stop clock, but if you are on your guard
you can eysde her aud catch the dimpled
elbow OF her successor in your vest pocket.
do not yearn for the wealth or the sewer
gas OF the great metropolis, but often wish
that ] could skip across the intervening miles
and once more be jostled by those young
ladies with whom have had the pleasure
of meeting casually.
They have no doubt forgotten me long
ere this. Living, as they do in large
and booming town like New York, it would
not be surprising If they had ceased to re-
member my thoughtful face. Meeting new
people, as they do day after day, it would
not be surprising if they had forgotten one
who never will forget them while reason
continues on her throne.
Girls of New York, we may never meet
sgsin, or at least not so much 30 as We
have. We may never meet with so much
expression and velocity as we have, but re-
member that you have made an impression
on the subscriber which time cannot erase.
Never have been knocked over and walked
on by those who impressed me more with
heir genuine worth and their parasols,
heir esrnestness and their chubby elbows.
You, of course, will soon forget, but
sill never forget. l am not of forgetting
disposition.
/ got 80 that could steer clear OF the
,irl with a wsrt on her nose in time to have
he breath knocked out of me by one whose
right smile haunts me still. After got so
hat could do that successfully, | did not
are for the other features OF New York. ]
would eat hurried breakfast and dash
way to where | could be jostled 1t is
more exciting than lawn tennis and it is
more coGgenisl to my nature than tobog-
uniTg.
The only conversation had was with
oupg lady who ran into my outstretched
rms while her small wad OF hydrphobia
trapped his chain around us both TOUR or
We times.
Heretofore ] have regarded the dog as q
uissnce, but | am now convinced that
lere are exceptions. Some dogs are ex-
'emely ssgaci, US.