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awards English settlers come in for
similar chances, besides silver medals
I'm plenty The red Irish settlers, though,
seem to be- neglected in this regard, and
the GordonS are vepy little better off.
When We come 10 the SpanielS there
is change again, for the American
Spaniel Clubs cup. worth 500, is open
for competition at this show. II will be
remembered that relative OF Mrs.
Grover Cleveland had a grand black dog
called the Baron AT the last New York
show. lie was center of attraction
and easily won the first prize, following
fl up with similar trsnmphS at Chicago,
Rochester and Boston. winning this
very cup at the two latter places. He
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-15
CARRIE CARELESS
TELLS TIE LATEST FADS THAT GOVERN MEN,
WOMEN AND THINGS.
COrdiality in Greeting is the Proper Thing-Ihs
Wsalthiest Woman in the United Staies-What
Yellow Carriers VIII do for a Girl.
SplcinL corrlsponalnel 90 Reqisler.

Special Correspondence or ne htgtSteF.
New YORK, February l2.-Cordiality
in greeting is the proper thing this sea-
son. LaSsitude, languor and indiiier-
ence have gone 70 the wall and, in their
place, is graciousness, guSh and wei
come. With both arms outstretchcd
your hostess greets you, beaming with
all the effulgence that nature will per-
init. She is glad 10 see you, glad all
over. and she shows il as openly and
undiSguiSedly as If she had not been
taught for the past few years TO conceal
her affections. likes and diSlikes undera
cold. society hauteur. The woman who
understands her business, greets you a
If she had not another friend in the
world, and had no wish 10 make any be-
yOnd your own sweet self.
There are people Of whom one never
tires, no matter how often one sees
them, nor how intimate the association
may be. There is about them that air
of perpetual charm and variety that
makes them delightful companions.
They are sure TO be good tempered.
There is never any fear of finding them
i'm pet, nor prey 10 some ill-humor
wholly unreasonable and ineXplainable.
They are pleased when you are pleased
and interested in what you have to say.
They are so sympathetic that your ills
and troubles become their own, and your
friends become 50 dear 10 them that not
for the world would they do anything to
rob YOU of them. sometimes with these
bright, sweet natures you find the added
charm of originality, and when you
come across such a one, treasure II and
preserve it as one Of the pearls OF your
life, for seldom. indeed, are talent.
and good nature found COM
bined in one mortal frame. A nature
that is so richly endowed is three-fold
talented. 1t has the talent OF magnet
ism, the talent Of keeping good natured
and the priceless talent Of originality
which, as Rudyard Kipling says, is
not the discovery of anything new, but
is, rather. a new way OF looking at old
things And that makes it all the more
delightful.
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their pastimeS between lying on their
backs among the rocks (where they fan
their heated bodies with hind Hyper
if it is a warm day and getting down
into the water in front Of the old Turks
summer residences and endeaVorlng
with VARYING success todraw the females
into Slv firtationS. Notwithstanding
the fierce jealousy with which these
wives are watched and guarded, and
contrary TO what would be expected
from their meek and sanctitied appear
ance. there are breaches OF decorum
occasionally which no conscientious
nerson would attempt to defend.
In cases Of elopement the gay Lotha-
rio is generally handled generously ac-
cording 10 the custom OF the world III
such cases and his guilty partner treat
ed with great severity. Her lord ana
master will gallop through the family,
knocking his other wives right aud left
bouncing over the babies in his anger
and. overtaking the fugitive female,
thrashes her 50 soundly with his Hip
ners that She puts up her little nose TO
his kisses him in token Of submission
and reformation. and creepS back APP
parently Subdued and penitcnt.
Although these males abstain from
food and water absolutely for three
months or more. and must be faint and
weak. they are always reqdy for fight.
They approach with heads averted and
furtive eye. as if comically dePrecating
the foe. but when near enough they
reach for each other as quick as flash
and utter as they join battle continu-
Gus shrill piping whistle: their eyes
CLEAN wickedly. their teeth gnash. their
hair flies and their blood flows. II Is
one OF the most extraordinary contests
in which bruteS can indulge.
CThe breeding season is July: ;he
females bear their first young when
three years old. never bringing forth
but one pup at time. aud the period OF
CESSATION is nearly twelve months. The
pups cannot swim during the first six
weeks and will drown if once thrown
into the water. They learn TO swim de-
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der that the bellies of New York decline
10 show thdir pets, (and pay 50 for tne
honor. to win the paltry $40, - and %
offered by the club. s.1
British bull dogs will show up IN lul,
force. Many of the finest in Englanu
have come over since the last snow
There is now bull dog club. Mr. Il. >.
Sheffield Porter judges again, ana gives
A Porter cup into the bargain. lie Is
ir,itated by Mr.. Matthews. Mr.. Sawyer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-15
CANINE -FOUR HUNDRED.
TO BB VIEWED By NcALLlSTERS AT TBR cox
IEG SHOW.
Dogs Of the Blgss, Blood WI Compete for Righ
Prizes in New York This Nonih-Eu7ope
America and JaPan WI be
Represented

Special Corrssposds.es or RE R.g.s.sr.
NV YORK. Febrgary 1o.-One OK
Gotham's great society events is the Dog
show This has invariably been held
under the the auspices OF the Nesmin-
lister Kennel Club, and il has grown in
Importance year by year until no"
nearly an OF New York's society leaders
are seen there admiring the dog- and
criticiSing each other
The show will be held In the Madison
square Garden on the 24th, 25th, Goth
and 27th Of this month. The club has
determined this year that the exhibition
shall surpaSs any previous event OF the
Kind, and the encouragement offered 20
owners of valuable dogs includes so
many unusual inducements that the
honor and the special prizes are not the
only inducements 90 be considered.
Many of the dogs must come from dis
ta1t States, and the money prizes rarely
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-15

In June comes his multitudinOuS
bride. The male fur seal is huge but
symmetrical browniSh bulk OF six to
eight hundred pounds. The female is a
meek. modest. SubmiSSiye-looking little
creature, averaging about hundred
weight. She creepS up out OF the water
with a demurc. downcaSt cOuntenance'
the shining hair neatly brushed back
from her pretty little head. and-ar-
rayed in q brown Sacque, think you?
Not at all. She is quakeriSh-looking
matron in an unpretending steel gray
but sleek and tidy without wrinkle in
her dress.
"There could not" says Mr.. Ward
man. "be a greater contrast: he. aggres-
sive. fierce and blOOdthirSty: she. meek
and lowly. but, ~ rumors go, sly wlthal.
and were she sole mistress of her lord :
affections. would, no doubt, exhibit a
temper Of her own. Competition keeps
her spirit down. poor thing. The Old
bulls occupy their presumption for
weeks without going into the water,
awaiting the arrival OF the females,
sleeping on the ground and neither eat
ing nor drinking from week TO week.
This. however, is but preliminary TO
the longer vigil and fast, which contin-
ues for three months after the arrival OF
the females. When they depart they
are weak and lean
There are two or three classes OF male
seals which are deprived OF the delights
and refining influences of female So
cicty. There are young bachelors VINO
have never yet had the courage TO 20 in
and fight for a claim. being apparently
awed into remaining at respectful
and safe distance from the potent brown
and tawny seniors. These young iel-
lows haul out in crowds OF thousands
close to the water and not far from the
seraglios. They are from one to four
or five years old and they alternate
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as it is possible, and 40 the New York
show there will Doe specimens which can
not De surpassed.
There will not be many of the last
field trial winners at the coming show:
not because good share Of che win
uers came from England, but FROM the
fact that the dreaded diStemper has car
ried of two or three OF the most noted
dogs, and others are only just recover
ing. There will be future winners on
hand though. Mr.. George Jarvis will
have his brace of pointers, which he in
tends TO ran in the trials next year.
Lad" has already won first at New
York. being successful ia the puppy
class last year
IL is I'm the Irish setter ranks that
more of ,'the coming" will be- heard of.
At the last show, principally through
the efforts of Mr. Louis Contoit, the
Irish Setter Club was reOrganiIed. This
lead 90 much talk, but the action is TO
come this present year. Mr.. COntoit and
others will then bring forward their
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-15

liberately and Systematically, as boys
do.
A good many of the seals never take
but one mate, like certain homogeneous
birds, but this abstention generally
seems to result from a conscious lack OF
physical proves. All that are tough
and strong practice polygamy and en-
dure, with more or less fortitude and
patience, any quantity OF mothers-in-
law. Senator Sherman insists that the
habit which the Mormons have Of
sealing" wives originated in L-S-ka-
the place Of the seal.
W. A. CROFFUT.
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selves and they have no one h...
selves to blame II they do not no. no.. Rem.
Regular features and a i'm. 4,
stature they can not acoai~. .e
they can cultivate charms that A. oi
inviting. BY proper course ~ i''e
exercise, bathing and atten,'o, -''
eral health they can secure 'r-.
rosy complexion and a sweet a., 'ir
The dentist will make the teeth '.-.
even and attractive. a little .,r.. .'.
Of the manicure's art and the rs.
of soap will make the hands WIZ 'l
symmetrical. The hair by T., il
shampooing becomes fairly f.
with the fresh, watery smell -bst
mans head, but seldom on a v,..
And then, when all these tb.,.,. '' s.
been scrupulously attended 10. m .. --'-
remains a deal OF work 70 be- dom ,....
woman herself or. better stli w.. ,'
maid, or Turkish bath MANN, J..
Each evening when ready for ho.
should sponge her neck. shoniie-.
bust with warm water until ar th.....
are thoroughly cleaned ana o-.,
Then, quickly, before.their !. ..,,. ~.
them TO become chilled and. con...
II, closed, should come long ,,,
orous rubbing with sweet oil or .n..
est of vaseline. II should be- d,
the handful and rubbed thoronph ...
the skin, gently at srSt and the, ,
" until not trace OF the OF. Pol,
upon the surface. The OIL
alone, will, Oh some skins. proa
Slight yellowish tinge, which ,. ..
acted by a dash Of alcohol.
This treatment should be- "a
continued each light for mon
the good effects will be- apparen
most obstinatcly lean cases to'n-.
expiration OF that time. The b..
be further benefited by Squce.Hn.
moist with the warm water ami FL. D..
tie pressure upon both side, 49,,
toward the front. The >uggc, ..
few and so simple that thcr
easily tried without danger lut
little loss Of time.
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would have 70 do this twice more and it
belongs Co his owner. knowing this. a
gentleman has sent to England for a
dog 20 beat the Baron. and they meet at
tine coming show. Many who saw the
Baron at his owners residence at LenON
during the summer do not believe they
have one i'm England 10 beat him.
The merry little cocker spanielS also
have cup, but the affair is less serious,
for Americans do not fear English
cracks in this variety. ColieS will con-
test for cups, trophies, sweepstakes. iu-
uriry stakes and money i'm abundance.
Tie renowned dog The squire. will
De 40 the show, besides many very SUI
peri0r American and Canadian-bred
specimens.
The French poodle will be there, but
he is sadly neglected. and it is no Won
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IN be Nj. $50. When il was announced
that Emmett the actor, had given $1,000
for the renowned Plinimmon' the Amer,
can public was surprised and inclined
M be- incredulouS. but Sir Bedivere at
-. 500 is a bargain. IL was American
enterprise which secured him after
:. 600 had been offered and refused
This offer was made by a Scotchmah'
but this gentleman is bound for Tor
eign tour. and when the dog was Tor
sale he was not buyer, SO Mr.. h. Is.
sears. OF Melrose. Mass, dropped IN ana
secured the prize. In England he won
everything and will undoubtedly re-
new his successful career IN America.
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also offered for the best one owning
America as his or her birthplace. Inc
Club has put up silver cup valued at
500 for the best dog, native or import
cd. and another for the best bitch, be
sides which the Old English Mastln
Club offers a cup for the finest speci-
men.
1t. BernardS. though, will come IN
for greater share of admiration II the
prizes are fewer, for it is within the last
few days that Sir Bediyere has been
purchased from England NJ a price SAID
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and Mr.. Park. These bull dog men
must be wealthy and enthusiastic, for
there are cups and cups. besides the
clubs medals, and lots Of money. You
may take it that British bull dogs are
booming.
Bull terriers, BaSset hounds Dach-
shonde and beagles are all looked after
pretty well, but when we come TO ION
terriers there is another display OF cups
stakes and other honorS. Fancy the
grand challenge cup being $500 affair
and then do not be surprised if there
are lots of these little dogs al the show.
Irish terriers, Welsh terriers, Dandie
Dinmont terriers, Bedlington terriers,
Skye terriers, ClydeSdale terriers. black
and tan terriers, white English terriers,
Toy terriers, Yorkshire terriers, and all
kinds of terriers under the sun have
been provided for. and there will be
some swapping and barking going on in
the terrier department.
Pugs. of course are looked after
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4 beginning Of good reSl
very soon. 4 .ady who tried % ~
that her bust measure increl
inches in four months by Simr
ing with warm water She wa
what perpleXed 20 find one ore. Us.
yelOping faster than the 9th
solved the problem by retlectn-
she always bathed the larger b-o
and gave il more rubbing.
So with the LIMBS, they car s.
ed out until they are pink and 1'.
not colorless and fragile. For 'I...
defy all recommended treatmer.
are methods tha, are safe, ~
and certain.
The fortunate cir. j. the on p
a yellow garter given her b. IN
of less than a year. And why .s
tunate? Because j. ensures lH
laddie who shal be her OWL Tt.
and her husband ere another
months has elapsed. The yellow 81
must be worn day and night and
removed save when clealan .--
quires il. During the first SIS r.
that it is worn. the young wOmir
see her own true love and become .-
ately well acquainted with him
next three months sees them eng -a
be- married and the last three mo. ID
the year bear e. wedding chime n
echoes. Dear. swee, matCh-ma
Young matron> give a yellow gar
all the young girls Of their acq
ance whom they wish to see "a %
and then they Dc AZ in their Dor
further the cause 10y intr0duclng
eligible man O: dear Jacks I,'
ance.
If young man has any tn '..
for a woman he gives her t'
bracelet, perfe tiy plain, save 70 Do
Scription, and clasps it upon b.
1t should lock. and the key 5e OFF,
by him who purchased II. Tl.'
not of necessity engagement BIO
they mean, merely, true regari
desire that TIL state OF fer -
continue. CARRIE OA't
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WIVES APIECE
TIE PERCH OF PINNIPEDS ON PRlBYlOff
ISLANDS.
Our Fur-Bsaring Colony in Behring Ssa-hrst
Wearers Of the Sealskin Sacque-What the
Row With England Is AbOut-Blalns
and Salisbury.
Splcfai Correspondence Of he REGISTER.


SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, February .
Our war with England is a war oil
words to date. Premier Salisbury and
Premier Blaine are having II.
How dare you assault our vessels In
Behring Sea?" asks Salisbury.
I'VE own that sea-" replies Blaine,
land you fellows must not fish there.
How do you happen TO own sea
that is a thousand miles square and a
part Of the Pacific Ocean?" asks Sails
bury, when you insist that we own
only three miles from the shore in the
Gulf of ST. Lawrence"
I'VE bought it from Russia, says
Blaine. when we bought Alaska, with
the waters thereof.
DO the waters thereof cover the sea
200 miles from shore under any law
or custom that nations have ever
recognized?" asks Salisbury; land
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The president of the pet dog club is an
admirer of these little creatures, and
there are lots of other ladies Of SINH
lar mind; so there is the pug-breed-
erS' challenge cup, the Pitts offer of a
prize for the best son or daughter OF
Champion KaSh, the Westminster clubs
special, and money in abundance.
The Toy SpanielS, though, will be
fewer, but more valuable. There will
be the King Charles, the court favor
ties of Charles I. and II. of England,
and The Blenheim, made illuStriouS by
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pay the the expenses OF transit, but the
honor Of prize taken iu New York is
very attractive and there Will Doe I'D
Madi>os Square Garden this year great
or sud more notable asSemo-age> oi ca-
uiae aristOcracy than was ever seen
before. Many of the finest dogs 20 be-
procured in England, Russia and ter
many will be- on exhibition side 10y side
with The pride Of American kennels. and
may Ind themselves outran6ed iu the
contest. for the enterprise and skill OF
cine American breeders have gone a. FOR
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lar 20 the English greyhound and Scot
fish deer hound. Fox hounds, both
English and American, come in for some
attention, but il is when we come TO the
sporting claSS-the hunting dogS-that
the awards become numerous and val
liable.
Pointers. for instance, get 50 and so
specials besides the $50, $40, > and -
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A MercennrN Reanty.

v INS.I y tttIv-
He-Do you like my brother better
than you do me?
Shc-What salary does he get?
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09
YOUNG MEN OF CULTURE
Give Pleasing Entertainmeat 1T the
south Congregational Church.

Give = Pieasing Entsrtainmeat at the
South Congregational Church.
Standing room was at premium
at the South Congregational Church
last evening. the ediiice aeing filled
with listeners to the entertainment
given by the Young Mems Lyceum.
Fred Macy. in a happily worded
specch informed the audience of the
object and desires OF the society, viz
Mental and Moral Culture and in
vited all young men who desired to
cast their lot With the society for
such advancement to become men,
bers. E. Watson rendered vocal
vocal solo and was followed by n
hotly contested debate upon the ques-
ton, Resolved that the right OF suf-
frage be granted to women" Will
O'Keefe and Will Lang were the lead
ers. "Ricnza's address to the Rom ans"
was given with force by Will Ott ana
the piano solo OF Will Lang was loud-
ly applauded. The entertainment
closed with the rendition OF the court
scene of the Merchant OF Venice" !"
The characters Portia, Shylock and
Antonio, rendered by Max Wright.
Keen Phillipps and George Fuller be-
ing especially we'll taken. Fred Macy
and Harry Noble as the duke and Bas-
sanio, were also warmly applauded.
At the close OF the entertainment the
judges rendered decision in favor OF
the negative side OF the question de-
M tad
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09
NEW YORK CONVENTION.
The Republicans Eepected to Nomipa
Fassst for Governor.

The Republicans Eepected to Nomipate
Fassst for Governor.
Rochester, N. Y, Sept. S-The Fasset
boom which assumed such great pro-
portions tins morning suddenly din'in-
ished as evening came on. 1t had been
q matter of much speculation all day
whether the name of any other candi-
date would be presented to the conven-
ton tomorrow. A general belief pre-
vailed early in the day that Mr.. Whites
name would not be. put before the con-
vention but his friends insisted that it
would, and that test OF his strength
would be made if only out of compil-
ment to him. Ex-United States Senator
Thomas c. Piatt said this afternoon,
"There is now little doubt of Mr..
Fasset's nomination. 1t seems to be
conceded that MIR, Wadsworth wont
take the Lieut.. -Governorship. Mr..
Becker can have it if he wants it. 1t
is not yet settled that MIR. Einstein will
be Comptroller. John w. Vrooman can
have the Secretary of Stateship if he
wants it. VIM. A. Sutherland Will
probably be Attorney General and Gen
Hedges will probably be nominated for
Treasurer. l don't know what the
platform will do about the high license
question. No one can tell yet. The
administration will of course be heartily
endorsed. Secretary Blame and re-
ciprocity will receive commentator.
l don't know but that the electrocution
question will come up IN convention"
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09
SUICIDE BY DYNAMITE
Terrible Method Of SELF nurdeu
Adopted by . Californian.
I'll. ClRROLLSlWrUL ASSInILATIol
oe eapasass . DysAniss psnb u HI
2eeo, 0iswtsx nsssssif - Sssss
nsssss-us laid That Lifs vs.
set worth Ltviag.

SAs FRAxcIsco. Sept a--F. l.. Carroll
registered At tho Prescott house Mon
day morninx ~ William r. 10 Young.
Fresno Shortly afterwxrd an sxplo-
sion which shock the buildings In tho
neighborhood attracted attention 70
his room. aud II was found that he had
committed suicide by exploding dynsr
mite bomb IIis rcmains were scat
tered all over the room aud one Of his
arms wAs found In tho street Windows
aud plsstering were broken and fur
niture damaged. Carroll had been work.
Ing on fruit farm near Fresno lie
told = number of persons here that he
intended taking his life. rs hc wanted
to create q sensation for the news
papers, but in note 10 tho coroner
which he left giving his age ~ II
years and birthplace as Holland, he
says he committed suicide because Life
was not worth living.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09
FRIGHTENED BY THE GANG.
An Important witness tn the rerrias
aass Badly scared.

An I'm mportant witness t0 the Perrian
aass Badly searsd
Detroit, Mich, Sept, s-The police
stated today that Frank Parish who is
on his way home from Sc. LOUIS TO
testify in the Perrian abduction case 's
perfectly willing to testify but for fear
OF being murdered he did not dare to
remain in Detroit after it became
known to the Considines that he
would appear against shem. The dis
covery by the Consldines that
Parish WAS spying upon thens
came about in . singular manner. One
night over game of cards il was
claimed that Parrish had cheated and
the gang held him up and searched
him. A document was found in Par
rish's pocket which proved to he an
agreement between Perrien and Parrish
that the latter was to receive n
certain amount of money If
he could produce evidence in
some matters about the abduction.
Parrish was almost killed by the gang
that night but escaped with his life.
When Perrien offered reward fCr
evidence against his abductols Parrish
gave him the names of the considencs
Kennedy, Ed. Kent and Frank Griffith
as the abductors and barely commenced
to get at the minor details of the alb
duction when he was discovered by the
gang