Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
LIVELY PANS.
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In a. Car md Fes6re xetrssosis Of tfssee
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Pass March szAI have never vi
ne.ed 50 fr - The sree.s and Fabke h.s !,
rssrt. EvsEer aidLeai than the one Ia
has US. expired Al tie gase'y ensnaie'
hou the ron gsnteel sections Of The popnA-
! ton sid here tkOro0ghlI Preach stamp
he fashionable World lad neithsr psSt no'
10. ia the n1,tss sad there we're lev nea
foreigners TO Iook O q, the fun or to Pa-sisi-
bsse tEsrre;a. Paris vas as Partisan as II
-eo1H q lis hsEry mood reminded ne o.
tie chapters in The Wsnieang Je- in
siich Eere5e Sas describes the s'aea'
Of closra. 7 coslds rot help thInIng
a. ss~ the universal tint the i1oes-
ious c.Assesl oaIbzrst OF tonfcsaey, II
which there vas nothing iclcsie. "h2l :
rood thing il VOID Be for permanent rea'
dents hating PhihstiLes, Il nch pleasure
seekers left OF coming here from al quAr-
ters Of the globe and hocked tociues Vaere
the5 could bzsk to their hearts content IN
The yanshine OF royalty Or imperialism.
There zss no insipidity in the jankstings o:
Wednesday night and Thursday morning
wish I could say that vice hid dininisa-
head. But feel board TO record thst II
behaved With less grossness than It Eoaia
have done under corresponding cfcum-
stances in any other great European city. l
| SSssfst also sdd that the ridiculous way N
which young French girls sof good station
are held in obliges young smen who want 70
Indulge In little mad mIrth IN CarniVal
times TO seek for froic-partnersin the deni-
monde. -
There we're. this uid-Leut, children a.
teruo5n'bslls AZ the Open House, the Con.
,tineniAl Hotel and the Eden Theatre, ana
masked balls in the evening. Al the lam
dry boas and other vssh-holses were De
t-Toled 20 Tefps;ck0Ee. Wsshe.soEen pro
cess;GIs enIyenei the stfeets- a: the ears
on xh!ch the ByDPhs Of tie -zshiuo role
in triumph throgsh the si;I were e; to "a
| rertising agents, they reminded ore OF the
| urocsEsious Of trades unions IN the Old Ger,
nsa ,ozra A vine merchant arranget
: car TO IsoE Ike an altar o:
| BsccaQs With sstyrs asd bAcchante
a. priests aRd Prisstesses- 4
riiion merchant made fine shos. 4 nTsi
| Of d. rzl the reslEarateUr. PsrsSed oGsfst
| xi.L cocks and neatly dressed Mattresses
oLn6 IT, The cracking Of whips and the
pIopiue Of horns we're iacessant II Is An
2c,shs for the French 10 ~ say taias sab
cat 5iss and ~ carr.iSsi tines NOBODY
| re ItcIs the ears t aUy one e!ss The lae5
he-erts bsJl OF V eiu5siay nigh; vii neTG
q tcrso,:en OF sep,tssat. VINO are l.es
lpeol,ereu.s, 4 trite OF yocnE sEiiStE
sfo xoa'i nsie bel;c7e ihs. irfses
tsicn 5ald sptfls OF feeling are ever.
;L-rE and Discipline ard reflection pa.NaZ
Tlsy ware tredrof-a seac -iOa, In England
he's swouId be called The Ecceutrics.
Seue Of them hase. talent and some haIs
10. Their leader Is one George AWAY.
xLois very sharp fellow and means to
make money out Of their Shimsica!ihes
Hs got Cd sn incoherept pictorial exhibit
ten not long since. aud the ball Of the night
before last which came of in the rooms Of
the late Cercie des Arts LibersuI in the
Bee vivieane Complete sumptuary liberty
or, indeed, liceBse-wss assured 10 sli In
viied unless they presented themselves in the
blf * trousers and "claE-hammer' coat and
81 iIe aecktie which bourgeois walters ans
upiertakers aH-ct Fair warning was
given that no ne:cy would be shoEn to the
hai:Tmep;. 3 Joarual ies Incoderents
WIS published lor the occasion and sold
st ihe door OF the house wheresthe ban
.xss gwen. In contained in the LEAKING
Co IN \ an Incoherent Manifesto which rst
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the predetermined not set up to be more
WHY OF =ide-s=aNs han suy other 81, OF
peT.orz following 10 matter what art or
hauiicraft. Be: hey are convinced thF
thr are not born fools. French talent and
gsyaty have been deiled by the uassvory
uife Of dandies "gonmeux," dudes and
sims ~amiuols' By the p1rnogrsphists,
na;aralis,s and 'quart-de-mondAines- IL
is necessary to reuovsts French wit, our
chief national glory. This is Why the In
coherents have arisen. without ever being
grn.s they viii do tbeir utmost 10 be gar.
Will they be supported? 1t is for he lovers
,ot healthy and chase morality to repIy.
WHAT'S known as the brilliant world Iog
PROPOSES TO suder from tedinm. Tedious
ness is the fashion. The dude and the
dsndg yawn ottener tkan they talk. This
is Lecause uniformity reigns. The lncoher-
en's have for nission 10 revolt against
this 6espotism and to dethroge the stupid
gomusux and idiotc irens TO whom the
10 riiis,nt have resigned the sceptre and
have rrE plenty 0! leisure TO be dull Gay
ct, i fine old French characteristic. Let
~ therefore b. gay. Laughter is the
fu, ii cordial going. Let us therefore
ia III vhen We csn aud, ouly weep Hhen7Eej
esrro- DO otherwise. f,et us Kill stupidity
si,ir Dvih. and when il is done CITY. aloud
ths' those Who viii may laugh. Il
here may be some wisdom in the above
B. the Wit 10 somewhat forced ! liked
oeier the illustration that was on the letter
of invitation. 1t was, very suggestive Of
mad mirth, eccentricity and animal spirits
gone Wild. Bat although in manifesto the
der::i monde IVES cried down, there was
more than a suggestion in the vignette
spcak Of that it would be represented at the
ball, which opened shortly before midnight
lbe, stewards who received the invitations
were disguised as policemen, and though ex-
ceileut fellows we're uufInching in Their
obedience to the orders they had received
No vsarer of a clsv-hammer or o;her.cost
vfrch wss for everyday bourgeois wear Wa
sroxed TO enter. Hstra led the quadrilIe
orches;ra, in the babilneEts ofays, ou, and d.
looked as dirty aud rascally a. the aftfuI
Dodser. George Au7foy conducted, in the
Uniform Of Polish lancer the musicians
WHO played Eaifze5 and polkas, all cont
posed By Incoberents. Some. of them were
wonderfully kJeIy +The rooms where gam
,biirg fcrlferly -SsA an we're srrsused asi
cabinets psfieafera oh,ths walls were